Sabina Bedi is a Counselling Psychologist with over twenty-two years’ experience working with toddlers, children, young people and families across a range of settings, including the NHS, schools, children’s centres, residential children’s homes and inpatient CAMHS Tier 4 hospitals. She has worked in community CAMHS for over ten years, providing psychological therapy, parenting support and clinical leadership for young people with a wide range of mental health needs. 

Over the past eight years, Sabina has developed extensive expertise in neurodevelopmental assessment, completing ASD and ADHD assessments within private organisations, inpatient CAMHS services and NHS neurodevelopmental teams. Her assessment work has included tools such as the ADI-R, ADOS-2, CARS-2, TAP and 3Di, and she has led on service development and pathway design for autism and ADHD assessment in several services. 

Sabina has significant experience supporting young people with eating disorders (including ARFID), complex trauma, attachment difficulties, anxiety, depression and behaviour that challenges. She has developed and led psychology services in CAMHS inpatient settings, providing individual therapy, group interventions (such as DBT and CFT groups and body image work), and specialist consultation, reflective practice and training for multidisciplinary staff teams. 

Alongside her direct clinical work, Sabina is highly experienced in delivering parenting interventions and early years support. She is trained in a range of evidence-based parenting programmes (including Triple P, Solihull Approach and Mellow Parenting) and provides specialist psychological support to parents, including those who are neurodivergent, with a particular interest in improving the wellbeing of children under five. She also offers consultation, supervision and training to professionals in health, education and social care on topics such as trauma, attachment, eating disorders, ARFID and positive behaviour support.