Andrew Rogers Email & Phone Number

Andrew is a Consultant Clinical & Forensic Psychologist and Co-Founder of Changing Minds UK. He has over 25 years’ experience of delivering high quality applied psychology provision across a broad range of care and performance environments including elite sport, business, NHS, mental health, social care and the criminal justice system. He also has substantial experience in clinical management, leadership and psychological service development. Andrew has a particular interest and expertise in supporting people and organisations with the implications of relational attachment, threat and trauma on human development, resilience, wellbeing, and performance. He is passionate about the value of psychological understanding in developing potential and realising ambition. Andrew has provided psychological support for a number of CEOs, high-performance leaders and elite athletes across professional and Olympic sports, and has worked with a range of sporting and performance organisations in developing client performance, resilience and emotional wellbeing. Andrew has worked in and managed specialist psychological services within community, residential, prison, and hospital settings supporting children, adults and families presenting with high risk and complex needs arising out of their life experiences. He believes strongly in delivering high quality psychological services within a robust ethical framework, and working with the inherent strengths within people and systems in their pursuit of wellbeing and performance. Andrew has provided consultancy services both in the UK and internationally in relation to trauma and psychologically-informed culture change, strategic development of mental health services, complex adolescent mental health, looked after children and youth justice services. Andrew is a HCPC registered member of the BPS Division of Clinical Psychology and is Past-Chair (2012-14) of the BPS DCP Faculty for Children, Young People and Families.

Listed skills include Psychological Assessment, Psychological Testing, Neuropsychological Assessment, Clinical Supervision, and 18 others.