MARK DUNN Consultant Psychotherapist
Director of the Bridge Service

Mark has been a psychotherapist for eighteen years. He was trained at Guy's Hospital in the Medical School, and specialises in Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT). He taught psychotherapy for twelve years, and is an experienced clinical supervisor across a range of therapeutic models. In 2004, Mark retired from Guy's at the Consultant level, having managed the outpatient services at Guy's Hospital's Munro Centre for over sixteen years.

In addition to leading the Bridge Service, Mark Dunn has worked with the Metropolitan Police and other organisations in Employee Assistance and Executive Support roles.

Mark is married and has two children.

SOPHIA DUNN Clinical Psychotherapist
Director of the Bridge Service

Therapeutic Training:
Sophia Dunn trained as a Clinical Psychotherapist at King's College London, and together with her postgraduate diploma in Clinical Psychotherapy, holds an MSc in Counselling Psychology from City University. She trained and worked at several major London teaching hospitals, including Guy's and St. Thomas's, where her focus was in the treatment of personality disorder. She is trained as a Clinical Psychotherapist and Supervisor in Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT), and more recently as a Practitioner in A.C.T. (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy). Sophia makes extensive use of existential, cognitive and Buddhist insights in her work with individuals, teens and clinical professionals.

Coaching Qualifications and Experience:
Prior to training as a psychotherapist, Sophia Dunn had fifteen years experience in the corporate world, as a marketing executive in the telecommunications field. She brings this experience to her work as a Coach and Mentor with managers and executives in organisations of all types. A past President of B.A.P.T. (the British Association for Psychological type) She is qualified to administer the MBTI®, and is currently engaged in research on clinical applications of the personality type inventory.

Sophia is married with children.

JASON WRIGHT UKCP Reg

Jason has worked as psychotherapist for the last fifteen years. He is trained psychoanalytically, from the Jungian perspective with the Association of Independent Psychotherapists and transpersonally with the Centre for Transpersonal Psychology. He works with individuals and with groups and specialises in the treatment of addiction. He also offers supervision and training.

Previously he has chaired the Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic section of the UKCP, the Centre of Transpersonal Psychology and for ten years he was Chief Executive and Clinical Director for the CORE trust addiction treatment centre. He also works as a management consultant.
Jason currently serves on the board of the London Drug and Alcohol Network and The College of Psychoanalysts. He came to psychotherapy from a history of directing and management in the theatre.
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JENNIFER McCABE

Jennifer McCabe is an experienced psychoanalytic psychotherapist. She works with individuals, couples, groups and organisations. She has a history of working for the NHS, Caring Professions, Prisons, Special Hospitals and Industry. She has also taught and supervised in psychotherapy training organisations. She holds a group-analytic theoretical base which encompasses all the understandings from psychoanalysis but adds consideration of the matrix of family, social and culture to our understanding of human development.
She currently works at The Bridge with individuals and couples and undertakes supervision individually and in group for psychotherapists. She also works for South Lambeth and Maudsley NHS Trust.
Clinical registration with UKCP and a member of Goldsmiths Association of Psychotherapists - (Chair from 1999-2002).

SIMON ARMSON MSc MACAT UKCP CCMI FRSA Clinical Psychotherapist and Coach

Simon Armson trained in cognitive analytic psychotherapy at Guys Hospital. He has a private clinical psychotherapy practice in London and Berkshire and also works as an executive coach. In addition he is a Mental Health Act Commissioner. He was on the staff of Samaritans for twenty years, fifteen of which was as Chief Executive and he was an active Samaritan volunteer for thirty-one years. He has been a member of many academic and government working groups in the field of mental health, with a particular emphasis on suicide prevention and self-harm.

CARRIE JOHNSON BSc BA MA MBACP (Accred)

Carrie Johnson has an MA in Psychotherapy and Counselling from Regent’s College, London and trained at St Thomas’s Hospital. She works in a humanistic, integrative and person-centred way and is a registered practitioner with the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists.  Carrie offers depth-oriented brief therapy and she also works with individuals seeking longer-term therapy. She is interested in the work of Carl Jung and in dream interpretation. She has been practising for 10 years

CARLOS DANIELS

Carlos has been a therapist for 15 years. He currently heads the addictions treatment team at Cygnet Hospital, Godden Green in Kent. He studied at Regent’s College School of Psychotherapy & Counselling in London.

He is trained in both CBT and Psychodynamic therapy and works in an integrative way, going beyond drugs and alcohol to treat the ‘addictive personality’. He specialises in treating emotional and behavioural dependencies including dependency on food, work, relationships, sex/love, exercise and also self-harm. He works with individuals with a dual diagnosis, personality disorders, depression, anxiety and stress. He is also experienced in working with families, often seen as the ‘silent sufferers’ in addiction, helping them with after-care and relapse prevention.

He has gained considerable knowledge and experience over the years working in such diverse settings as HM Prisons, the NHS, MIND and with private healthcare providers, the Priory Group, Cygnet Health Care and at Clouds House.