Maggie Rosairo
Chair of the East of England Psychological Professions Network
Maggie assumed her role as Chair of the East of England Psychological Professions Network in January 2021. She is also employed as a Clinical Lead for IAPT Services with Hertfordshire Partnerships University NHS Foundation Trust and as a Lecturer in Evidence Based Psychological Therapies at the University of East Anglia. Maggie is one of the BPS representatives on the Programme Board of the APPTS programme (Accreditation Programme for Psychological Therapies). She has an MSc in Healthcare Leadership
Maggie completed her training as a Clinical Psychologist, at the Institute of Psychiatry in 2001 and her PgDip Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy in 2005, from Royal Holloway, University of London. She has been accredited with the BABCP since 2010. Maggie has worked in primary and secondary care psychological therapies services in a qualified capacity since 2001, leading two inner city IAPT services in London and then IAPT services in North Essex, for HPFT since 2015.
Maggie was born and brought up in East Anglia and cares deeply about contributing to the development and expansion of a highly skilled and committed workforce for the future, across our region. , encompassing all of the Psychological Therapy professions
Katie Harrold
Senior Assistant Psychologist
Katie joined the team as Senior Assistant Psychologist for the East of England Psychological Professions Network in October 2024. She is also employed as a Senior Assistant Psychologist within the Mid-Essex Psychological Therapies for Severe Mental Health Problems Service (PT-SMHP) with Hertfordshire Partnerships University NHS Foundation Trust.
Katie completed her undergraduate Psychology degree at City, University of London in 2023, and brings her experience as an Honorary Assistant Psychologist at Great Ormond Street Hospital, Assistant Psychologist in an East London Neuropsychology Service, and as a support worker supporting adults with learning disabilities in West London.
Katie cares deeply about contributing to service and wider development, as well as improving access to psychological care for all, both benefitting from the work of unifiying and empowering the psychological professions.