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Hayley Knagg
Children and Young People Services Clinical Director
Dr Hayley Knagg is a Highly Specialist Clinical Psychologist, who has worked in the field of Psychology for over 13 years. Dr Knagg's professional career to date has been spent working within a variety of child and family mental health and learning disability settings both in the NHS and within private or third sector organisations. Dr Knagg has extensive experience in conducting assessments and in working therapeutically with children and young people who experience the world with a neurodivergent persepctive and is extremely passionate about offering timely access to the right support that many families need and deserve. Within CAMHS services Dr Knagg has been able to develop training packages and waiting list initiatives to help support those children and young people who are neurodivergent and living within the care system access the most appropriate support to meet their needs, whilst aiding professionals understanding of the intersectionality between the impact of the experience of trauma and neurodivergent experiences. Dr Knagg is especially passionate about supporting the emotional wellbeing of children and young people within the school environment and is on the board of Governors within one of her local educational settings, offering leadership responsibility for the school's SEND provision and safeguarding arrangements. Dr Knagg has further training in the provision of safeguarding supervision and is an experienced clinical supervisor and line manager to other qualified and highly skilled psychologists and colleagues from different professional backgrounds.
Accessibility
We are committed to making our services inclusive and equitable, removing barriers and ensuring timely access to care. We believe that everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to high-quality, compassionate care. From creating sensory-friendly environments to offering flexible appointment options, we take active steps to ensure our services are accessible to all. Our goal is to break down traditional barriers in healthcare and create a more inclusive, equitable system for those we serve.
Belonging
We celebrate diversity and strive to create a welcoming, inclusive community where everyone feels valued and supported. We believe that a sense of belonging is crucial for individuals to thrive. We work hard to ensure that every client, regardless of their neurodivergence or background, feels seen, heard, and respected. By fostering an environment of inclusion, we create a space where clients and staff can build meaningful connections, knowing they are part of a community that values their unique contributions and experiences.
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(she/her)
Hayley Knagg
Children and Young People Services Clinical Director
Dr Hayley Knagg is a Highly Specialist Clinical Psychologist, who has worked in the field of Psychology for over 13 years. Dr Knagg's professional career to date has been spent working within a variety of child and family mental health and learning disability settings both in the NHS and within private or third sector organisations. Dr Knagg has extensive experience in conducting assessments and in working therapeutically with children and young people who experience the world with a neurodivergent persepctive and is extremely passionate about offering timely access to the right support that many families need and deserve. Within CAMHS services Dr Knagg has been able to develop training packages and waiting list initiatives to help support those children and young people who are neurodivergent and living within the care system access the most appropriate support to meet their needs, whilst aiding professionals understanding of the intersectionality between the impact of the experience of trauma and neurodivergent experiences. Dr Knagg is especially passionate about supporting the emotional wellbeing of children and young people within the school environment and is on the board of Governors within one of her local educational settings, offering leadership responsibility for the school's SEND provision and safeguarding arrangements. Dr Knagg has further training in the provision of safeguarding supervision and is an experienced clinical supervisor and line manager to other qualified and highly skilled psychologists and colleagues from different professional backgrounds.
Accessibility
We are committed to making our services inclusive and equitable, removing barriers and ensuring timely access to care. We believe that everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to high-quality, compassionate care. From creating sensory-friendly environments to offering flexible appointment options, we take active steps to ensure our services are accessible to all. Our goal is to break down traditional barriers in healthcare and create a more inclusive, equitable system for those we serve.
Belonging
We celebrate diversity and strive to create a welcoming, inclusive community where everyone feels valued and supported. We believe that a sense of belonging is crucial for individuals to thrive. We work hard to ensure that every client, regardless of their neurodivergence or background, feels seen, heard, and respected. By fostering an environment of inclusion, we create a space where clients and staff can build meaningful connections, knowing they are part of a community that values their unique contributions and experiences.
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