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CLINICAL TEAM
NCFED has a team of experts with specialist training in different aspects of eating disorders as well as our national network of counsellor practitioners who are specially trained to work with eating disorders and weight problems.
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Deanne Jade
Founder & Principal of the NCFED
Deanne is a psychologist and Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, specialising in the treatment of eating disorders and obesity for over 30 years. She has contributed to the development of treatment guidelines for eating disorders and obesity with The National
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Institute for Clinical Excellence.
She is also a member of many professional organisations, such as the European Health Psychology Society, and National Obesity Forum. Deanne is also a member of an All Party Parliamentary Group for Obesity.
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Jane Nodder
Nutritional Therapist
Jane trained at the Institute of Optimum Nutrition. She has worked closely with the NCFED for a number of years as nutrition Supervisor and Trainer. She has a nutrition practice in London and lecturers in Nutrition and acts as a Clinic Supervisor for the BSc Nutritional Therapy
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degree course at the University of Westminster.
Jane also runs nutrition workshops, seminars & trainings both in the UK and in France. Jane was also a member of the NICE Guideline Development Group for Eating Disorders 2004.
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Dr Chelluri Ramachander
Consultant Psychiatrist
Dr Chelluri is a psychiatrist and a psychotherapist with many years experience in the field of psychiatry. He is experienced in psychotherapy practice and in active CBT practice. He does private practice, particularly in psychotherapy, and also works for Sussex Partnership NHS Trust in Hastings.
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Professional organisations: BABCP, Gen. Medical Council, and Fellow of The Royal Society of Medicine.
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Dr Emma Short
Dr Emma is a Chartered Health Psychologist, with qualifications in clinical hypnotherapy and therapeutic counselling. She is a member of the Special Group for Coaching Psychology in the BPS and is currently involved in developing training and accreditation routes for coaching. She is also Senior Lecturer in the Psychology dept. at the University of Bedfordshire, specialising
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in health and dieting behaviours, eating disorders, stress management, therapeutic coaching and counselling skills. Emma is regularly invited by the media to comment on eating and dieting behaviour, contributing frequently to magazines, newspapers, radio and TV.
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Tricia Heyland
Tricia has many years of clinical experience working with addiction, co-dependency and trauma. She has an MSc in Addiction Psychology and Counselling, a Diploma in Counselling & Psychotherapy, and a Diploma in Counselling for Addictive Disorders, together with various counselling certifications. She is a qualified hypnotherapist with a master's certificate in NLP
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and is an EMDR practitioner. She also uses energy healing practices such as Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) and Reiki. Tricia has works in private practice and in a number of major addiction services primarily focusing on eating disorder therapy.
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Alison Jenkins
Alison specialises in recovery from binge eating through online counselling. She is one of the first 7 people in the world to be trained in online counselling through Toronto University, Canada. She has a wealth of professional experience as a counsellor, writer and nurse. At 18, she trained as a Registered General Nurse at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford; then she
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worked in hospital and community settings, in the UK and the USA. Since then she has gained numerous qualifications ranging from diplomas to degrees covering an expansive area of health care.
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Lianna Salvucci
Liana is a certified Recovery Coach, Professional Life Coach and NLP Practitioner. Recovery Coaching is a branch of Life Coaching tailored to empower persons with addictions including food addictions and eating disorders. Liana works with compulsive overeaters, bulimics and anorexics to stop using food or starvation to cope with life and instead to work towards their
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visions, dreams and goals in all areas of their lives.
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