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Our Team
Our Team
CICPC Founder - Maggy Jackson APAQAM (APA Accred member)
CICPC was founded by Maggy Jackson, a community-minded practitioner whose decades of experience have shaped therapeutic practice across our region.
Maggy’s vision for CICPC grew from her belief in collaboration, ethical practice, and the importance of helping people find the right therapeutic support at the right time. She recognised the strength that exists when therapists come together, not in competition, but in a spirit of shared care, mutual respect, and service to the wider community. Through many years as a staff counsellor, psychotherapist and trainer in forensic services, primary care and in the prison system, Maggy began to notice a lack of essential ethical practice within the therapeutic community and wanted to address this. She did this by bringing together a professional team whose primary objective is to promote professional and ethical practice within their chosen fields.
Those of us who have worked alongside Maggy know her as someone who's work has always reflected integrity, inclusivity, compassion, and a deep respect for both clients and practitioners. CICPC carries those values forward: offering people choice, dignity, and access to qualified therapists, while also nurturing a supportive professional community for those doing the work.
This collective is part of Maggy’s legacy and a reflection of her commitment to ethical therapy, local community, and the belief that good therapeutic work is strengthened when we are connected, thoughtful, and working together.
Aly Baxter MNCPS - Partnerships and Development Lead
Aly leads on networking, partnerships and organisational development. She builds relationships with local services, community organisations and potential ambassadors, and explores opportunities for collaboration and funding.
Aly is a trauma- and attachment-informed therapist with extensive experience of working within organisations that support vulnerable people. She brings a strong understanding of partnership working, community need and the importance of creating safe, accessible services.
Sara Daly GQHP MGHR MCNHC- Community Engagement and Communications Lead
Sara leads on social media, local promotion and community engagement. She connects with local groups and networks, helping to raise awareness of CICPC and make its services more visible and accessible within the community.
Sara is a hypnotherapist and talking therapist who integrates cognitive reframing approaches into her work. She brings warmth, creativity and a strong commitment to making conversations about mental health approachable and relevant.
Joanne Kay MBACP: Operations and Resources Lead
Joanne oversees CICPC’s website, operational systems, resource development and finances. She designs accessible materials for the public, therapists and organisations, and supports the development of CICPC’s services and public identity.
Joanne is an attachment-based psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, trainer and teacher. She brings together clinical knowledge, creative design and practical organisation to help turn CICPC’s ideas into clear, useful and sustainable projects.
Ethical and Professional Practice
Ethical and Professional Practice
All therapists in the collective are members of recognised professional bodies (such as BACP, NCPS, GHR) and follow strict ethical guidelines. This ensures that therapy is delivered in a safe, confidential and professional environment.
Accessible Therapy
Accessible Therapy
We believe therapy should be accessible to everyone. Some therapists within the collective offer reduced-fee or sliding-scale sessions for people on lower incomes.
What our therapists offer
What our therapists offer
Our therapists provide support for a wide range of difficulties including:
Anxiety and stress
Depression and low mood
Relationship difficulties
Trauma and loss
Identity and life transitions
Work-related stress and burnout
Neurodiversity
LGBTQ+ related support
How we provide therapy
How we provide therapy
Therapy is available:
Online or in-person
For individuals, couples, and families
With qualified and ethically registered therapists
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