Dr Anita Sattar-Jenkins

Dr Anita Sattar-Jenkins is an HCPC-registered Counselling Psychologist with over two decades of experience in psychological therapy, clinical leadership, and service transformation across complex health and care systems. With an extensive academic and professional background spanning counselling psychology, psychotherapy, counselling, and behavioural therapy, she brings a rare combination of clinical expertise, strategic leadership, and compassionate service development.

Holding a Doctorate in Counselling Psychology and Psychotherapy by Professional Studies from the Metanoia Institute, alongside a Master’s in Clinical Psychotherapy, a Master’s in Counselling, and advanced postgraduate training in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy from Bangor University, Dr Sattar-Jenkins has built a distinguished career grounded in both evidence-based practice and human-centred leadership.

She is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a Counselling Psychologist (Registration Number: PYL38105) and is recognised for leading with integrity, inclusion, and emotional intelligence.

Dr Sattar-Jenkins brings a proven record of compassionate, inclusive leadership, coupled with the strategic acuity, operational discipline, and system-wide influence expected at senior level. Kindness, respect, and psychological safety are the foundations of her leadership style, enabling high-performing teams and driving sustainable improvement across complex services.

Her approach combines strong governance, clinical excellence, and a deep commitment to equity and staff wellbeing, ensuring both individuals and organisations are empowered to thrive. She is passionate about creating cultures where people feel heard, valued, and supported—ultimately delivering better outcomes for patients, teams, and communities.

With a reputation for professionalism, warmth, and transformational leadership, Dr Anita Sattar-Jenkins continues to make a meaningful impact across psychological services and senior healthcare leadership.