The BACP Healthcare team consists of the BACP Healthcare Executive, staff and contractors who manage the day-to-day running of BACP Healthcare and the delivery of long-term goals and projects.

BACP Healthcare Executive

	Tina Campbell - BACP Healthcare Chair Areas of Responsibility - Scotland / Inclusion and Diversity A counsellor for 15 years and a supervisor for seven years, Tina has a background of 18 years in education and began her counselling studies at Leeds university. Since moving to Scotland in 2000, Tina has pursued further training in couples counselling and systemic family therapy. She is a Trainer on a diploma course and since 2003, she has been Counselling Manager at Sandyford, Greater Glasgow & Clyde NHS, which is now the largest NHS counselling service in Scotland. Tina has presented both nationally and internationally on the impact of historical sexual abuse. She has recently become Chair of the network Healthcare Counsellors & Psychotherapists, Scotland.
	Zubeida Ali - BACP Healthcare Deputy Chair Areas of Responsibility - Employment / Placements / Training / Education Zubeida has been a counsellor for over 10 years. She worked in the voluntary sector before joining the NHS in 1998 as a counsellor in Primary Care and continues to work in this setting. In this time she has managed counselling services and is currently Professional Lead for Counselling for a Specialist Mental Health Trust within the NHS.
	Sarah Hovington Areas of Responsibility - Primary Care / Publications & Media Sarah has worked as a primary care practitioner for five years, firstly as a counsellor/primary care mental health worker and now as a counsellor working in GPs surgeries in Liverpool. Prior to this, she was a service manager in the voluntary sector and previously worked in journalism as a magazine editor. Sarah is the editor of the division's Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal (HCPJ) and welcomes readers' views and contributions.
	Hazel Flynn Areas of Responsibility - Third Sector Hazel has been a counsellor, supervisor and manager for 13 years. She has worked in the NHS and Third Sector but has recently returned to the NHS as IAPT for Deaf People National Lead. Before becoming a counsellor Hazel worked as a social worker with Deaf people and is fluent in BSL.

We would also like to acknowledge that we have worked with RDMH - Research and Development in Mental Health and Ashridge Communications 

Members making a difference

BACP Healthcare is keen to set up working groups that enable a greater connectivity with the needs of members and the healthcare sector. Volunteering for such work can be very rewarding for those involved and can involve as much or little of your time as you can give.

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