Cate Mackenzie is a COSRT Accredited Sex and Relationship Therapist, Love Coach and Artist. She offers therapy, coaching and workshops to individuals and couples of any orientation or gender. Her passion is supporting people to fall in love with themselves, with life and with others.

She has run workshops in France, Spain, Greece, Monaco, Kuwait and the UK since 1998 and was the dating coach for Channel 4’s 'The Undateables', a flirting coach on Channel 5's 'The Jeremy Vine Show' and a Sex Therapist on Channel 4's 'Kinky Britain'.

She is regularly in the media, gives advice in The Independent and has been featured in The Guardian, Red, Esquire, The Telegraph, BBC Radio, and Channel Five News among many others.

Her heart paintings have been sold in 80 countries worldwide through IKEA.

Ellen is Chinese British. She’s a journeyer, authenticity dweller and sacred story beholder. She works as a Psychotherapist, Supervisor, Speaker and Trainer and is Level 3 IFS trained. She’s committed to ongoing personal and collective healing, liberation and transformation, one encounter at a time. Ellen has experienced trauma from various sources AND knows the healing, liberation and transformation that can be experienced when we turn towards our personal and collective hidden stories with compassion in safety.
Ellen has 17 years experience of offering therapy. Her interest is in attachment, intergenerational experiences and the intersection of identity, faith, culture and ethnicity. She specialises in working with experiences of parental abuse/neglect, CPTSD, racial abuse and trauma, religious/spiritual abuse and trauma, navigating cultural identity, grief and loss.
Ellen is committed to a lifelong journey of anti-oppression and anti-racism with a decolonising approach.

Lara Krawchuk is Owner and Clinical Director of Healing Concepts a counselling and consulting practice in PA USA.She is a Certified IFS therapist and Certified Level 1 Consultant.She is a Lecturer for the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy and Practice MSW Program and an active Practicum Faculty member for R Neimeyer’s Portland Inst for Loss and Transition.Lara is co-owner of Healing Perspectives (coming 2025) offering continuing education opportunities to helping professionals in grief, loss, physical illness, and trauma care. She speaks around the USA about issues of ambiguous and living losses caregiving, end of life, grief, the Internal Family Systems Theory model, the psychosocial impact of cancer, self-care for helping professionals, and trauma treatment. Lara is the author of chapters and articles on cancer care and creative healing for grief and living losses. Lara likes to tell people she was born to do this work and absolutely loves it!  

Phil de la Haye is a Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Practitioner, coach,
trainee counsellor, and a Stress Illness Recovery Practitioner (SIRPA). He works
with a particular focus on the mindbody connection, the neuroscience of pain,
nervous system dysregulation, and is interested in how these can help to
explain many chronic symptoms.
To put that in IFS terms, he’s interested in how parts can impact the body and how working with parts can help to regulate the nervous system and reduce physical symptoms.
Phil has his own story of recovery from many years of chronic pain and other
stress-related symptoms, and he’s passionate about supporting others through
their own process of mindbody healing. Phil is transgender and queer. He identifies as neurodivergent and has a diagnosis of ADHD. He lives near Bristol in the UK with his two young adult children, two cats and a dog.

SACHA MARDOU studied English Literature at the University of
Wales and started making comics in the late 1990s. Her previous
work includes the serially released graphic novel Sky in
Stereo, which was Ignatz-nominated (for Best Series 2014), named
an Outstanding Comic of 2015 (The Village Voice) and shortlisted
for the Slate Studio Award (2016). Her online therapy comics have
been featured in The Huffington Post and Bored Panda. Since 2005,
she has been a resident of St Louis, Missouri, where she lives with
her cartoonist husband, Ted May, their daughter, and two
disruptive cats.

In October 2024 she released her new graphic memoir, Past Tense: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/714479/past-tense-by-sacha-mardou/

Sam is  a UKCP accredited integrative psychotherapist and supervisor with 20 years post-qualification experience working collaboratively with individuals, young people and families. She is a Level 3 trained AEDP therapist and has been an experiential assistant on AEDP Institute Immersion and Essential Skills courses. Currently working towards her AEDP certification, Sam is also a tutor on the Humanistic Dip/ MSc at Metanoia Institute, and supervises trainee and qualified therapists. She works online and in-person in Margate, Kent.

Sarah is a Strictly Come Dancing and yoga devotee who, thanks to IFS, now enjoys a moderate relationship with her previous nightly coping strategies. Sarah is an experienced psychodynamic counsellor (OXON, Dip. Dist.) in private practice trained to IFS level 3. In her decade steeped in the IFS model, Sarah has been lucky enough to train with best including Frank Anderson, Chris Burris, Paul Ginter, Paul Neustadt and Dick Schwartz in person. But it was the work of IFS Senior Lead Trainer Cece Sykes, Compassion for Addictive Process, that made the biggest impact on Sarah both personally and professionally. Now Sarah is committed to passing on what she has been gifted in both 1-to-1 and group settings. For more information please go to www.circlesofstrength.co.uk

Tamsin Urquhart is an Internal Family Systems practitioner (Level 3) with additional training in Polyvagal Theory, Somatic Healing, and Compassionate enquiry. She runs a private online practice, offering one-to-one sessions for clients of all ages and backgrounds. With a BA in Creative Writing and an MA in Acting/Directing, Tamsin is passionate about helping people harness the power of their imaginations to uncover the hidden wisdom and lessons of the unconscious life. 

Her up-and-coming in-person events include a spring workshop, ‘Old Minds, New Paths’ blending IFS parts work with sound bath. In early autumn, she’ll also lead an all-day workshop for IFS facilitators, bringing together the teachings of Reiki and the qualities of Self (in IFS), as a means of supporting healers on their professional journeys.

Her podcast, I Can See Clearly Now, explores diverse themes through an IFS lens. Find out more or get in touch with her via her website.

Through an integrative approach that combines IFS, Psychedelics, and PSIP (Psychedelic Somatic Interactional Psychotherapy), Valentina focuses on attachment and relational trauma, supporting fellow humans in remembering themselves home. Known for her warm, nurturing, and loving presence, Valentina creates a safe space for clients often struggling with overthinking, emotional distancing, and addiction.