MOHAMED My 25-year career as a chef has taken me around the world. I started out in Paris studying International Cuisine before going on to live and work in Vienna, Austria and Kiev, Ukraine. After that, I moved to New York and worked at the Rainforest Cafe. When the company opened a restaurant in London, […]
Having relocated to the UK from Hungary, I was pleased to join the multicultural team at Kendrick Mews, working with professionals and clients from different countries and backgrounds. The private and calm location of the clinic is a lovely place to come to work and I enjoy the responsibility of making every room spotless and
Originally from Poland, I trained in London to fulfil my long-term goal of becoming a nurse. Working in the field of mental health is something I wanted to do for quite a while, seeing it as a way of developing my skills and growing as a person. I see first-hand how effective the support and
I came to Kendrick Mews certain that it would be an interesting place to work, very different to the NHS wards and community roles I had experienced. Here, I’m able to get to know our clients on a deeper level compared to my previous roles which I find very rewarding. As the first point of
I’ve been a nurse for 11 years now, and it’s been an incredible journey. My career has taken me through a wide variety of environments, including police custody, intensive care, and A&E, where I progressed to become a Sister. Each of these experiences has shaped me into the nurse I am today, and I’m proud
My commitment to becoming a therapist was largely inspired by my own successful recovery and this led me to pursue a trainee therapist role here at Kendrick Mews whilst studying for my professional qualification in counselling. My role here involves facilitating therapeutic groups, engaging with clients on 1-1 basis and supervising the recreational activities around
I am a Somatic Body Psychotherapist with over ten years of experience in the mental health field. Originally from Hungary, as a former athlete, dancer and aerial artist, I developed a deep interest in how movement and emotion are connected, and in how we can use our bodies to aid in the recovery from psychological
Influenced by my own personal experiences with addiction and recovery, I moved from the advertising industry six years ago to an entirely new career as a therapist. I am particularly interested in how addiction relates to creativity and creative people, something I can readily relate to and empathise with. Harnessing creativity often necessitates going deep,
PAULINA ROMANIMy journey as a therapist began in Mexico, where I completed my degree in Clinical Psychology with a specialisation in addiction. This personal and academic background fuelled my desire to help families navigate the challenges posed by substance use, especially given my own experience with a close relative struggling with addiction. After moving to
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