MEET THE TEAM

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Dr Morvwen Duncan is the Founder and Director of The Lotus Psychology Practice. Alongside her private clinic, Morvwen is Clinical Lead of the Child and Adolescent Harmful Behaviour Service across Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire NHS Trust. Morvwen has 10+ years of experience across a wide range of NHS settings, including national specialist teams such as the Tic Service and Attachment and Trauma Team at Great Ormond Street Hospital. ​​​​

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Find out more about Dr Morvwen Duncan here​​​​​

Dr Rogan McCartan has 13+ years of experience in the caring professions and has worked with individuals of various ages across the lifespan, in a variety of different clinical services. Rogan also works in the NHS as a Senior Clinical Psychologist in an adult Community Mental Health Team. ​

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Dr Alina Radu has over a decade of experience supporting individuals across a wide spectrum of mental health difficulties. Alina specialises in working with trauma, including PTSD, complex PTSD, and the long-term psychological impact of childhood adversity, gender-based violence, and military trauma.

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Hannah has spent over 10 years in healthcare administration and operations. As Practice Manager, Hannah takes care of everything business-related for the practice, allowing the team to focus on what matters most, their clients. Her role involves coordinating various aspects of the practice’s operations to ensure smooth functioning and optimal efficiency.

Dr Anthony Green currently works at City St George's, University of London as a Lecturer, and as a Psychologist supporting undergraduate and postgraduate students experiencing mental health difficulties or requiring support relating to neurodevelopment conditions such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Autism.​

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Dr Caitlin Neill specialises in working with children, young people and their families. She was worked in NHS practice for over ten years. In her NHS roles, Caitlin works in a London hospital, supporting children and young people with psychological distress as a result of acute and chronic medical and health conditions. She has worked across a range of hospital settings and specialties, including oncology, diabetes, and neonatal care. Prior to this, Caitlin worked in a CAMHS and Child Development Team supporting young people with autism, ADHD and learning needs.

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Find more about Dr Caitlin Neill here

Dr Merry Wright has worked with children, young people, adults and families in the NHS and charity settings. Merry currently works within a specialist CAMHS Neurodevelopmental Service in the NHS, 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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Find more about Dr Merry Wright here

Alex joined The Lotus Psychology Practice in 2024, with a passion for developing projects that will enable the practice to provide low cost or free services to children and young people who would otherwise struggle to access a therapy service. He has several years' experience as a corporate lawyer, during which he routinely advised a number of Fortune 500 companies globally.

Dr Sheena Macalister has over 25 years of experience working across a wide range of clinical settings. Sheena works with adults and young people with a range of difficulties including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, self-criticism and has specialist experience in supporting people with psychological adjustment to chronic or life limiting illness. 

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Find more about Dr Sheena Macalister here

Dr Nina Page is a Senior Counselling Psychologist with extensive clinical experience. She has worked in the NHS across specialist services dedicated to supporting individuals with personality disorders, anxiety, trauma, and eating disorders. She currently works in a neonatal unit, providing psychological support to parents and babies during their neonatal journey. 

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Ruth is a Speech and Language Therapist with specialism in diagnosis and support in autism and neurodevelopmental conditions. Ruth has held various voluntary positions including being the current chair of the National Clinical Excellence Network for Speech and Language Therapists working in neurodivergent diagnostic assessment. She is also a clinical tutor and visiting lecturer at UCL.​​​​

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Find out more about Ruth Fine here