Dr Merry Wright is a HCPC-registered Clinical Psychologist experienced in working with children, young people, adults and families in NHS and charity settings. Merry completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Mental Health through University College London and the Anna Freud Centre. She later qualified as a Clinical Psychologist through doctoral training at the University of East London.

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Merry currently works within a specialist CAMHS Neurodevelopmental Service, where she provides supports neurodivergent children and young people, with mental health needs. She also provides neurodevelopmental assessments of autism, ADHD and intellectual disability.

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She has also worked supporting young peoples mental health in education settings and has supported adults facing a variety of life stresses, those adjusting to life with neurological conditions and people with intellectual disabilities and their families.

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Merry’s aim is to really get to know and understand what matters to her clients. She uses a range of approaches to therapy, depending on individuals’ goals, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Narrative therapy and other evidence-based approaches. She also understands that problems can affect families and cares deeply about supporting parents and carers wellbeing, helping them to strengthen relationships, manage stress and reconnect with joy in family life.

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Merry is committed to anti-oppressive and inclusive practice. She is proudly LGBTQI+ affirmative and neurodiversity affirmative and brings a warm, collaborative approach to her work. She values everyone’s unique story, adapting her practice to meet the needs, strengths and cultural values of those she supports. 

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Merry offers in-person sessions in Berkhamsted, as well as online appointments for clients across the UK. Alongside therapy, she provides comprehensive psychological, neurodevelopmental, and cognitive assessments for both children and adults.