Meet the Team | Inspired 360 Wellbeing

Dr. Monique A. Lynch-Jonah is an award-winning Mental Health & Social Advocacy Expert, Humanitarian Diplomat, Project Manager, Author and Educator who has over 10 years of combined experience in the areas of mental health, research, curriculum development, social advocacy and project development, management and consultancy. 

She loves helping people grow and live their best lives. She is passionate about purposeful living and enjoys traveling, music, nature, and spending time with children. When she’s not writing, she works to support mental health and education not only in the UK, but in the Caribbean and African regions too.

She holds a PhD in Mental Health & Social Advocacy; DSc in Mental Health & Diplomacy; MSc in Counselling & Social Work; MBA Masters in Management and Team Management and a BSc in Economics and Statistics.

David, originally from Kent, now proudly calls Preston, Lancashire home, where he continues his professional journey and community involvement.

With over 35 years’ experience as a qualified professional, including more than 22 years in Senior Management and as a General Advocate, he has built a wealth of knowledge and expertise. His journey has taken him across the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, enabling him to develop a broad, culturally aware perspective in his work.

Throughout this time, he has not only developed strong professional expertise but has also drawn upon a rich and diverse range of lived experiences, including first-hand experience of Bipolar Disorder and supporting his son with Autism and ADHD—shaping both his perspective and deepening his sense of purpose.

At the heart of everything he does is a genuine connection with people. He understands that no two journeys are the same and approaches every individual with empathy, respect, and without judgement.

For him, this work is about far more than delivering advocacy services—it is about truly listening, understanding each person’s story, and standing beside them when it matters most, particularly during complaints support and escalation processes.

Throughout his career, he has built his approach on trust, compassion, and reliability. He strives to make complex or overwhelming situations feel clearer and more manageable, ensuring that those he supports feel safe, heard, and valued.

While he is proactive, organised, and dependable, what drives him most is making a meaningful and lasting difference in people’s lives.

He is deeply passionate about empowering individuals to find their voice, regain confidence, and move forward with strength and clarity.

Whether someone is seeking guidance, support, or simply someone to stand in their corner, his aim is always to provide a space where they feel understood, respected, and never alone.

Driven by these values, David decided to form Inspire Advocacy Services Limited, using both his many years of extensive professional experience and his wealth of lived experience to offer a highly personal, friendly, caring, and empathetic all-inclusive service, available to both individuals and organisations.

He is currently studying for his Level 2 Certificate in Information, Advice or Guidance, Community Organisation and Advocacy and is also a School Parent Governor for a Special Needs High School.

Patricia is an experienced and compassionate Social Worker, Counsellor, and leader in Family & Children’s Social Care, with over a decade of experience supporting children, young people, and families facing trauma, emotional distress, mental health challenges, and complex social needs.

With a strong commitment to safeguarding, advocacy, and early intervention, Patricia is dedicated to improving outcomes for children and families through trauma-informed, strengths-based, and person-centred practice. Her work focuses on empowering families, promoting emotional wellbeing, and helping individuals build resilience and stability during challenging times.

Patricia currently works within a UK mental health service, where she delivers holistic assessments, therapeutic support, crisis intervention, risk management, and care planning. She is highly skilled in developing trusted relationships with children, families, and professionals, and works collaboratively with multi-agency partners to ensure integrated, effective, and compassionate support.

Alongside her frontline social care experience, Patricia has extensive knowledge of therapeutic interventions, family support, safeguarding processes, and group facilitation. Her calm, empathetic, and solution-focused approach enables her to support individuals and families with dignity, respect, and understanding.

Patricia holds an MSc in Counselling and Social Work from Mico University College, specialising in Trauma Counselling and Advanced Therapeutic Techniques, as well as a BSc in Guidance and Counselling. She is a Registered Social Worker with Social Work England and a member of the British Association of Social Workers.

Khadra is a BACP registered Counsellor, Psychotherapist, and Mental Health Advocate with experience supporting children, young people, and adults across a range of mental health and wellbeing needs. She has worked with individuals from a variety of communities and backgrounds, bringing a culturally aware, inclusive, and person-centred approach to her practice.

Her work focuses on creating safe and supportive spaces where individuals feel heard, valued, and empowered to explore their experiences at their own pace. Alongside her therapeutic work, Khadra is passionate about advocacy, emotional wellbeing, and early intervention, supporting vulnerable individuals within residential and community settings.

Khadra also brings strong leadership qualities, with a passion for developing wellbeing initiatives, promoting positive mental health awareness, and supporting meaningful change within services and communities. Her approach is underpinned by empathy, professionalism, and authenticity, with a strong focus on building trusting relationships and empowering individuals to navigate challenges with confidence and dignity.

Lola is a Registered Mental Health Nurse (RMN) and a BABCP-accredited Psychotherapist with more than fifteen years of extensive experience working across a wide range of clinical, educational, and specialist settings. Her professional background spans education, including SENMH provision and university environments, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), forensic services for both children, young people and adults, as well as mental health inpatient and community-based services. 

This breadth of experience has enabled her to develop a deep understanding of the complex emotional, psychological, social, and systemic factors that impact individuals, families, professionals, and organisations.

Her strong clinical foundation informs and strengthens her specialist work within Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI), where she is particularly passionate about anti-racism, race equity, mental health equity, neurodiversity, and trauma-informed practice. Lola is committed to challenging inequalities and creating psychologically safe, inclusive environments where individuals and communities feel heard, valued, and empowered. 

Her work is grounded in both professional expertise and a compassionate, reflective approach that encourages meaningful dialogue, learning, and sustainable change.

With a systems-informed perspective, Lola brings a unique ability to understand how organisational structures, culture, and practice influence both individual wellbeing and wider outcomes. 

She has significant experience supporting individuals, teams, and organisations operating within highly complex and demanding environments, helping them to navigate challenges with greater awareness, confidence, and cultural competence.

Alongside her clinical and consultancy work, Lola provides professional clinical supervision, leadership support, and specialist consultancy services within SENMH and higher education settings. She is highly regarded for her ability to create supportive and reflective spaces that promote professional growth, emotional resilience, and ethical practice.

Lola also delivers clinically informed workshops, training sessions, and consultancy designed to support organisations in engaging more meaningfully with issues relating to culture, inclusion, equity, mental health, and professional practice. 

Her approach moves beyond surface-level awareness by creating opportunities for honest reflection, accountability, and practical action. She is passionate about supporting organisations to embed long-term, sustainable improvements within both organisational culture and service delivery, ultimately helping to foster healthier, more inclusive environments for staff, service users, and communities alike.

Sehrish Qureshi is an accomplished Cognitive Behavioural Therapist (CBT), Coach, and Mental Health Leader with over 10 years of experience delivering high-quality psychological services across the NHS, voluntary sector, and private practice. Throughout her career, she has supported children, young people, and adults by providing evidence-based therapeutic interventions within Community Mental Health Teams (CMHTs), inpatient services, primary care, and community settings.

Alongside her clinical practice, Sehrish has established herself as a respected leader in mental health services, overseeing the strategic development, operational management, and continuous improvement of Talking Therapies programmes. She is passionate about improving access to psychological support for underserved and ethnically diverse communities and is committed to reducing mental health inequalities through culturally responsive, inclusive, and evidence-based care.

Combining clinical expertise with strategic leadership, Sehrish has successfully developed and expanded wellbeing services, secured a five-year NHS contract through a competitive procurement process, improved access to care by helping reduce NHS waiting times, and worked collaboratively with educational settings to enhance wellbeing through policy development, consultation, and workforce support.

Recognised for her compassionate leadership, collaborative approach, and unwavering commitment to excellence, Sehrish is dedicated to creating sustainable, person-centred mental health services that empower individuals, strengthen communities, and improve long-term outcomes. Her vision is to ensure that high-quality psychological support is accessible, inclusive, and responsive to the diverse needs of the communities she serves.

Colette is a highly experienced Counsellor, Hypnotherapist and Clinical Supervisor with over 10 years of professional experience working across the third sector, workplace wellbeing services, and private practice. 

She provides compassionate and person-centred support to individuals, couples, and groups, creating a safe and empowering environment where people feel heard, understood, and supported in achieving positive change.

Colette is particularly passionate about supporting individuals living with long-term health conditions, disability, neurodiversity, and menopause-related challenges. Drawing from both her professional expertise and her own lived experience of managing a long-term health condition for over 40 years, including spending time using a wheelchair, she brings a unique depth of empathy, understanding, and authenticity to her work. 

She strongly believes in taking a holistic approach that focuses not only on emotional wellbeing, but also on empowering individuals to build confidence, resilience, and improved quality of life.

Prior to qualifying as a counsellor, Colette worked extensively within the deaf community and is able to communicate using British Sign Language (BSL). Her diverse background and inclusive approach enable her to work effectively with people from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences, ensuring accessible, respectful, and tailored support for those she works alongside.

Dr Petra Gwilliam is a highly experienced Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Chartered Coaching Psychologist with over 20 years of post-qualification experience across mental health, wellbeing, leadership, and organisational development.

Working within and alongside the NHS since 1995, Petra has supported individuals, families, professional teams, and senior leaders across a wide range of healthcare, education, and corporate environments. Her extensive experience spans clinical practice, leadership and organisational wellbeing, staff support, supervision, consultancy, training, and professional development.

Petra brings a compassionate and integrative approach, drawing upon clinical, coaching, and occupational psychology to support both personal and organisational growth. She has a particular passion for psychologically informed leadership, creating compassionate workplace cultures, and promoting long-term wellbeing and resilience within organisations.

Known for her calm, reflective, and evidence-based approach, Petra creates safe and supportive spaces where individuals, teams, and leaders can explore challenges, navigate complexity, strengthen relationships, and manage change with greater confidence, clarity, and self-awareness.

Regina is a BACP-registered Integrative Psychotherapist and Transformational Life Coach with over 30 years’ experience across a range of helping professions, primarily within the Civil Service. She brings a wealth of knowledge and a diverse skill set to her work, underpinned by a compassionate and client-centred approach.

Her practice is trauma-informed, drawing on an integrative blend of traditional therapeutic models alongside spiritual and quantum psychology principles. By exploring the many facets of the human experience—particularly unconscious processes—Regina supports clients in developing deeper self-awareness and insight.

Regina provides a safe, confidential, and supportive environment where individuals can feel truly seen, heard, and understood. Her sessions are tailored to each client’s unique needs, with a focus on healing past trauma, resolving emotional wounds and internal conflicts, and empowering meaningful change by addressing limiting beliefs. What's a product or service you'd like to show.

Kay is a highly experienced Nutrition and Wellbeing Specialist with over 30 years of dedicated practice supporting individuals, communities, and organisations to achieve better health, wellbeing, and quality of life.

With a unique background that began in professional catering before progressing to an MSc in Human Nutrition from King’s College London, Kay combines scientific expertise with a holistic understanding of the connection between nutrition, emotional wellbeing, and overall health. Her specialist interests include gut health, stress management, menopause support, emotional resilience, and sustainable lifestyle change.

Kay adopts a person-centred approach, integrating evidence-based nutrition with a range of therapeutic techniques including Clinical Hypnotherapy, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), mindfulness, breathwork, yoga, and myofascial release. This integrated approach enables individuals to address the root causes of health challenges, improve wellbeing, and create meaningful, long-term change.

Awarded an MBE in 2020 for Services to Food, Nutrition and the Community, Kay is recognised for her passion, compassion, and commitment to empowering others. Her ability to transform complex health information into practical, achievable solutions has helped countless individuals improve their physical health, emotional wellbeing, confidence, and resilience.

At Inspired 360 Wellbeing, Kay plays a key role in delivering holistic wellbeing support, helping people develop healthier lifestyles, improve mental wellbeing, and unlock their full potential.

Siobhan Hamilton is a highly experienced Specialist Advanced Neurodevelopmental Practitioner with more than 25 years of dedicated service within the NHS. A Registered General Nurse (RGN), qualified Health Visitor, and holder of a Bachelor of Nursing (Honours), she has built an outstanding career supporting the developmental needs of children and improving outcomes for families through compassionate, evidence-based practice.

With specialist expertise in autism and neurodevelopment, Siobhan is committed to delivering person-centred, family-focused support that empowers children and young people to achieve their full potential. Her extensive clinical experience spans assessment, early intervention, and collaborative working with multidisciplinary teams to ensure children receive the right support at the right time.

Alongside her professional expertise, Siobhan brings invaluable lived experience as the mother of two autistic children. This unique perspective enables her to combine clinical excellence with genuine empathy, providing practical guidance and reassurance that families can trust. She understands first-hand the complexities of navigating neurodevelopmental pathways and is passionate about helping families feel informed, supported, and empowered throughout their journey.

At Inspired 360 Group, Siobhan is dedicated to championing inclusive practice, advocating for neurodivergent children, and promoting early intervention that enables every child to thrive. Her commitment to delivering personalised, strengths-based support reflects the organisation's mission of creating positive, lasting outcomes for children, young people, and their families.

Taliza Thomas-Huckvale is an experienced Advanced Practitioner specialising in comprehensive autism and ADHD assessments, diagnostic evaluations, and post-diagnostic support for children, young people, and adults. Working across both private healthcare and NHS Neurodevelopmental Services, she undertakes evidence-based assessments and contributes to multidisciplinary diagnostic decision-making, ensuring every individual receives a thorough, compassionate, and person-centred experience.

A qualified Social Worker with additional qualifications in Psychology, Taliza is professionally registered with Social Care Wales, Social Work England, and the British Psychological Society. Her extensive professional background reflects a strong commitment to delivering high-quality, ethical, and evidence-informed neurodevelopmental services.

Taliza began her career within Local Authority 0–25 Disability Services, where she gained significant experience supporting children, young people, and families with complex needs. This foundation has enabled her to develop specialist expertise in holistic assessment, safeguarding, advocacy, care planning, and effective multi-agency working, ensuring that every assessment considers the wider context of an individual's life and support network.

She is highly trained in nationally recognised autism and ADHD assessment tools and methodologies, including ADOS-2, ADI-R, ACIA, UKAAN guidance, and the ACE ADHD Interview. Taliza has extensive experience assessing complex and nuanced presentations, including individuals whose neurodevelopmental differences may be influenced by masking, camouflaging, trauma, co-occurring mental health conditions, or overlapping developmental differences.

Taliza is passionate about understanding each person's unique developmental journey, recognising both strengths and challenges, and ensuring that assessments capture the individual's lived experience rather than relying solely on observable behaviours. Her neurodiversity-affirming approach enables individuals and families to gain a deeper understanding of their needs while helping them access the most appropriate support, interventions, and opportunities to thrive.

At Inspired 360, Taliza combines clinical excellence with compassion, professionalism, and a commitment to anti-discriminatory and anti-oppressive practice, delivering assessments that are respectful, inclusive, and centred around the individual.