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Dr Charlotte Swift

Chartered Clinical Psychologist

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Charlotte Swift is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist who has been working in the field of psychological assessment and intervention with children and adults since 2001, both within the NHS and the independent sector. She qualified as a Clinical Psychologist one year ago.

Charlotte’s current role as a Chartered Clinical Psychologist involves the psychological assessment and intervention for women of working age who have complex difficulties including depression, anxiety, eating disorders and post-traumatic stress (PTSD). She has a special interest in domestic violence, trauma and borderline personality disorder, particularly within a context of social inequalities, and difficulties related to this such as eating disorders and self-harm.

Over the past seven years, Charlotte has worked extensively with both adults and children in mental health and learning disability settings. This has involved assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention for a wide range of presenting problems, including anxiety disorders, depression, eating disorders and trauma as well as more severe and enduring mental health problems, such as psychosis and personality disorders. Her various roles have also included a systemic aspect, providing support and consultation to other professionals working within the system.