Consultant Clinical Psychologist
Dr Floriana Reinikis
Dr Floriana Reinikis is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Accredited CBT Psychotherapist with over 20 years’ experience working across NHS and private mental health services. She is the Founder and Managing Director of Oasis Psychological Services, an independent specialist service based in Kent, providing neuroaffirming autism and ADHD assessments and post-diagnostic support across the lifespan.
Floriana’s clinical work is rooted in a deep interest in neurodevelopmental differences, with a particular focus on ADHD and Autism in adults, including professionals who have often been overlooked, misdiagnosed, or identified later in life. As an adult ADHDer herself, Floriana brings both clinical expertise and lived experience to her work, allowing her to connect with clients in a way that feels authentic, validating, and grounded in real understanding.
Her work is underpinned by a strong commitment to collaboration, integrity, and neuroaffirmative values, ensuring that assessment and support feel not only clinically robust, but also deeply human.
Alongside her clinical practice, Floriana is a highly regarded trainer and educator of mental health professionals, specialising in ADHD assessment and diagnosis in both children and adults. She delivers advanced training programmes for psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses and other qualified clinicians, with a strong emphasis on neuroaffirming practice, differential diagnosis, and clinical nuance. Her ADHD Assessment and Diagnosis training has been endorsed by NHS Scotland, reflecting the quality, clinical rigour, and national relevance of her teaching.
Floriana has extensive experience working with children, young people, adults, and families presenting with ADHD, Autism, anxiety, trauma-related difficulties, obsessive compulsive presentations, and mood disorders. While her work spans the lifespan, her current clinical and professional focus is on supporting autistic and ADHD adults, particularly women and professionals, to better understand themselves, reduce burnout, and move towards a more compassionate and sustainable way of living.
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Senior Speech and Language Therapist
Jan Mount
Jan is a qualified Speech and Language Therapist with 36 years post qualification experience. She works with children and their families and carers across the age range in a variety of settings. She worked in NHS assessment centres, hospitals and clinics often providing therapeutic interventions as part of a multiagency and multidisciplinary team. Jan has worked in mainstream, specialist and independent primary and secondary schools.
Jan retired from the NHS in October 2018 having been in Kent since 1995 finishing her NHS career as Therapy Manager for paediatric Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy and Physiotherapy at East Kent Hospitals University Foundation NHS Trust. Alongside this, she held a clinical caseload working in Primary Schools and within the CAMHS service undertaking ASD diagnostic assessments as part of the Neurodevelopmental team. She also held the position of Specific Language Impairment Specialist leading a Kent wide working party in the change of terminology to Developmental Language Disorder. Jan has worked with children with Autism and ASD throughout her career and has a specialist interest in this clinical field.
Jan is now in independent practice, working in a specialist school as a Speech and Language Therapist. She provides assessment, intervention and classroom management strategies for children in primary and secondary with a diagnosis of ASD or a range of Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN).
Jan also provides training and foster carer support for children placed with a diagnosis of ASD with a Foster Care Agency. She undertakes both Speech and Language Therapy and Autism assessments as required to inform the carers and professionals about the strengths and needs of the child within her field. She advises school staff on strategies to be employed within the education environment to support the needs of the child to enable them to strive towards their potential.
Jan is registered with:
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The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
Highly Specialist Clinical Psychologist
Dr Zoe Rigg
Zoe is a Clinical Psychologist who has 10 years’ experience of working within mental health services within the NHS. She has worked specifically in children and young people’s services since qualification in 2016.
Zoe integrates different therapeutic models into her work, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy; systemic approaches; narrative work; Non Violent Resistance; and Compassion Focussed Therapy. She has experience of working with a range of mental health and emotional difficulties including depression, low mood, trauma, anxiety disorders, OCD and specific phobias. She is also trained in assessing Autism Spectrum Condition and highly experienced in the area of cognitive assessment.
Zoe understands the importance of building a therapeutic relationship and enjoys using creative and imaginative ways of engaging with the people she works with. She uses a collaborative/ joint approach and believes therapy is most effective when working alongside the goals and values of the child or family. Zoe is extremely passionate about supporting the mental health and emotional well-being of children and adolescents. Her aim is to support young people and their families in understanding and overcoming their difficulties in order to reach their potential.
Zoe is registered with The British Psychological Society and the Health and Care Professional Council.
Principal Clinical Psychologist
Dr Jenny Harbridge
Dr Jenny Harbridge is a highly experienced Clinical Psychologist, having qualified in 1998, with a long and established career working with children, young people, adults and families across a range of NHS services and in private practice. She currently works with Oasis Psychological Services, where she brings depth, warmth and clinical sensitivity to both assessment and therapeutic work.
Jenny has particular expertise in neurodivergence, including autism and ADHD, and works across the lifespan. She is experienced in conducting diagnostic assessments and in providing post-diagnostic therapeutic support for neurodivergent children, adolescents and adults. Her work often includes supporting parents and carers, helping families better understand neurodivergent profiles and develop compassionate, attuned ways of supporting their children.
Alongside her work in autism and ADHD, Jenny has specialist experience in ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) and behavioural feeding difficulties. She approaches feeding challenges with curiosity and care, recognising the complex interplay between sensory processing, anxiety, neurodivergence and family dynamics.
Jenny’s therapeutic approach is integrative and flexible. She draws on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Narrative approaches, adapting her work to each individual’s needs, values and lived experience. Her style is consistently described as warm, compassionate and thoughtful, creating a space where clients feel safe, understood and respected.
Central to Jenny’s work is a strong belief that neurodivergent individuals, both young people and adults, should have the opportunity to express how they experience the world, make sense of their differences, and recognise their unique strengths. She is deeply committed to collaborative, neuroaffirming practice that supports wellbeing, confidence and long-term resilience.
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