Carla Booty
Nurse
Carla trained as an Adult Nurse at Anglia Ruskin University and gained a DIPHE, and also has Surgical First Assistant qualification from Anglia Ruskin University. She joined Provide Wellbeing in 2018 and enjoys working with the staff, chatting to the patients and giving them a good experience.
Andrew Biggins
Data & Performance Analyst
Andy joined Provide Wellbeing in August 2022 after a career in sales/sales management. He works on all aspects of compliance and data analysis, and enjoys being part of a compassionate, caring and innovative business.
Charlene Gadd
Nurse
Charlene is a nurse at Provide Wellbeing.
Christy Pritchard
Nurse
Christy was educated in the USA and graduated with a Biomedical degree. She worked at UCLH (London) in haematology, and started working at Provide Wellbeing in theatre since 2017.
Emma Lindsley
Speech and Language Therapist
Emma is a Speech and Language Therapist at Provide Wellbeing.
Amy Bignell
Lead Speech and Language Therapist
I have been working as a Speech and Language Therapist since 2007. During this time I have worked across a range of clinical settings, special schools and mainstream schools. My interest is in Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) – I have worked as part of a multi-disciplinary diagnostic team since 2009. I work with children with ASD from the ages of 2 to 19, delivering different therapeutic interventions.
Rebecca (Becky) Manville
Speech & Language Therapist
Becky qualified as a speech and language therapist in 2013 and has worked in schools and the NHS and has a passion for working with neurodivergent individuals.
Michelle Clark
Senior Nurse
I joined Provide Wellbeing January this year. I qualified as a nurse 33years ago. My background is surgical nursing, this includes plastics, breast reconstruction, cosmetic surgery, and general surgery. I am also a qualified recovery and pre assessment nurse. I have worked both in the NHS and Private sector. I enjoy being face to face with the patients.
Catherine Hudson
Occupational Therapist
I joined Wellbeing in 2018 as an Occupational Therapist. I have worked as an Occupational Therapist within the NHS for 32 years, working with children/young people of all ages who have a wide range of special educational and physical needs. I trained to administer the ADOS assessment over 10 years ago and during my time working with Provide CIC was a member of the multidisciplinary team which assessed and diagnosed children and young people who have ASD. I have undertaken many postgraduate courses in sensory processing which have enabled me to provide support and advice to children who have sensory processing difficulties associated with their diagnosis of ASD. I enjoy the variety of my role: although the assessment tool is the same, each child / young person I meet is different.
