Services

Trauma informed design is gaining recognition across sectors. At EC we offer consultation, training, and expert guidance to help organisations build trauma informed systems and improve engagement - leading to better outcomes for all.

We work flexibly to meet each organisation’s needs and have partnered with public inquiries, independent bodies, government departments, and consultancy and research firms.

Supporting staff wellbeing is key to better organisational outcomes. We work with senior leaders, HR teams and boards to build inclusive, psychologically safe workplace cultures.

We provide a direct specialist psychological support service, working with a range of organisations to reduce the risk of secondary trauma and improve staff wellbeing.

Dr. Eglinton leverages extensive experience in learning from public inquries and reviews to bridge the gap between standard safeguarding training and the realities of therapeutic practice. She has developed a multidisciplinary specialist safeguarding specifically for psychological professionals, counsellors, therapists and other clinicians.

Current Legislative Updates: Ensuring full compliance with the latest standards.

Clinical Application: Addressing the unique challenges of therapeutic settings.

Expert Guidance: Navigating the complex "grey areas" of risk and harm.

Dr Eglinton holds a supervision practice for professionals working in a range of capacities within health and social care and beyond. Some supervisees focus on therapy clients, others on service design and consultancy. Some of our associates also provide clinical supervision.

- Clinical Supervision

- Supervision focused on organisational dynamics and service design

- Supervision for supervisors

Dr Eglinton is not currently taking on any new therapy clients but some of EC’s associates might be, so you are welcome to get in touch.

If you are looking for a therapist, we strongly recommend ensuring that they are registered with a reputable professional body or regulator. This is for your safety and protection to ensure that they have achieved an appropriate level of training and that they maintain their skills and expertise with regular professional development.

Anyone calling themselves a “psychologist”: please check the HCPC register here

Anyone who is called a therapist, counsellor, psychotherapist: check they are accredited with a reputable body such as: UKCP, BACP.

There are several different organisations out there and it can be confusing. I suggest checking if their accreditation body is registered with the Professional Standards Authority here. The PSA regulates all the UK regulators.