Care at Your Home

As the Registered Manager at Care at Your Home, I am committed to overseeing the clinical aspects of our services to ensure we deliver high-quality, compassionate care. Our mission is to empower clients to maintain their independence, provide support during challenging times, and ease their journey at the end of life. We consider you a part of our family.

Collaborating closely with our team, I ensure that our offerings - including personal assistance at home, housekeeping, and end-of-life care - are tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. We prioritise person-centred care by working with clients to treat them with dignity, compassion, and respect, guiding them towards their desired outcomes.

In addition to my professional responsibilities, I am dedicated to making therapy accessible, flexible, and culturally sensitive. I ensure that every client receives support suited to their needs. By balancing clinical excellence with financial viability, I aim to develop a service that thrives and positively impacts people's lives.

In my spare time, I enjoy playing snooker competitively and spending quality time with my family.

I believe that truly outstanding care goes beyond the practical. It's about how people feel: heard, respected, safe, and understood.

As an Integrative Clinical Psychotherapist, I bring a unique perspective to home care. My training means that what we do at Care at Your Home can be psychologically informed: from how we write care plans to how our care workers communicate with the people they support.

What does psychologically informed care look like in practice?

It means we notice when someone is struggling before they have to tell us. It means our staff understand that a person's anxiety, low mood, or grief isn't separate from their care needs; it's part of them. It means we create environments where people feel calm, respected, and in control of their own lives.

My focus within the service includes:

- Safe, consistent, and person-centred care delivery
- Clear, outcomes-focused care planning
- Proactive risk awareness that supports independence, not restriction
- High documentation and governance standards
- Supporting staff to work with compassion, professionalism, and emotional intelligence
- Embedding safeguarding, confidentiality, and clear boundaries across the service

What makes us different?

Very few home care providers have access to in-house psychological expertise. Through CAYH: Psychological Services, our clients and their families can access specialist psychological support when it's needed, whether that's during a period of adjustment, a mental health difficulty, bereavement, or simply when life feels overwhelming.

If you're looking for home care that feels steady, respectful, and emotionally attuned, with the reassurance that psychological expertise is available when you need it, you'll be warmly supported here.

I am a dedicated paediatric nurse with overarching responsibility for the care and well-being of all children accessing the service. In my role, I ensure that every child receives safe, individualised, and high-quality care tailored to their specific needs.

My responsibilities include:

Developing and overseeing comprehensive care plans

Assessing and supporting the holistic needs of children and their families

Ensuring safeguarding, clinical governance, and best practice standards

Providing guidance, education, and ongoing support to staff delivering care

Acting as a central point of coordination between families, care teams, and other professionals

I combine clinical expertise with compassionate leadership, ensuring that both children and the professionals caring for them feel supported, informed, and confident. I advocate strongly for family-centred care and work to create an environment where children’s health, dignity, and emotional well-being are always prioritised.

About Me:
Care is more than a job for me—it’s a calling. I believe true care means seeing the whole person, not just their needs. I take pride in creating a warm, respectful environment where clients feel safe, heard, and truly valued. Whether it’s taking the time to chat, noticing the little things that bring comfort, or just being a calm, reassuring presence, I always aim to offer support that feels personal and genuine.

Why I Love Working in Care:
Making a difference in someone’s everyday life is what drives me. I understand that accepting care can be a big step, and I do my best to make it feel natural, respectful, and empowering. I also value working as part of a strong, compassionate team—supporting each other, sharing knowledge, and lifting one another up, because that directly reflects in the care we give.

A Bit About Me:
Outside of work, I love spending time with my family, exploring new places, and learning about different cultures. Being bilingual in English and Spanish helps me connect more deeply with clients from all walks of life. I like to bring warmth, humour, and kindness into everything I do—whether that’s offering care, sharing a laugh, or just showing up with a cup of tea (or café con leche!).

My primary responsibility is to develop the skills of the staff by assessing their training and development needs and aligning the educational programs with the organisation's objectives and career goals of employees. My role requires me to identify areas that require improvement and skill gaps to enhance the workforce's efficiency. I am committed to providing employees with the best possible training and development opportunities, ultimately benefiting the clients we support and care for. I focus on ensuring the employees receive optimal training to deliver quality services that meet industry standards.