Editor-in-Chief

Dr. George Moleskis is an Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Nicosia, serving as a Clinical Supervisor and Academic Tutor in the Counseling Psychology program 

As a Counselling Psychologist, he integrates a holistic, wellness, and growth-oriented approach into his practice, training students in various theoretical perspectives and practical skills to effectively support diverse populations.

Associate Editor 

Paul is a Chartered Psychologist and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS), withEuropean Certification in Psychology registered in the UK, with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a Practitioner Psychologist. Internationally, he is an International Associate to the American Psychological Association. He specialises in trauma-informed therapy and has extensive experience across clinical, forensic, and organisational settings.Paul serves on several key committees within the BPS, including the Special Group of IndependentPractitioners, the Executive Committee of the Division of Forensic Psychologists, and the PracticeBoard’s HCPC Subgroup. He is also a regular Advisory Panel member at HMP Grendon - the UK’s first therapeutic prison.Since 1999, Paul has worked independently within the UK’s legal system, offering expertpsychological opinions for civil, family, and criminal court proceedings across the UK and the Isle ofMan. His previous roles include working in the National Probation Service and the NHS, particularlywith Indeterminate and Restricted Offenders. He has also contributed to therapeutic work withinprisons, housing associations, community-based therapeutic communities, and charitableorganisations providing residential interventions. Since 2003, Paul has integrated Brief Strategic, Focusing, Systemic, and Voice Therapy, supporting individuals affected by trauma, especially those returning from conflict zones or working in frontline emergency services.His forensic psychological interests focus on trauma and offending in adolescents (16+) and adults(18+), prison and mental health law, complex trauma, therapist supervision, risk assessment andmanagement, reintegration post-care, substance use, personality disorders, and psychological firstaid. In his spare time, he runs a small integrative psychotherapy clinic in the North of England,supporting individuals dealing with the effects of complex trauma.

Associate Editor

Dr Diane Harrison is a Psychologist Registered with the BPS, BABCP and HCPC. Trained in Counselling, CBT, DBT Skills, Psychodynamic Interpersonal Therapy and EMDR. Supervisor across a range of health care professionals working across the NHS and independent organisations. Supervisor & TrainerChartered Counselling Psychologist

Editorial manager

Dzmitry is registered with the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) with around 35 years experience of working therapeutically within complex trauma recovery; for the last 20 years, being based in Leeds, York & Harrogate. He is a Family and Systemic Psychotherapist, also registered with the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice (AFT) & British Psychological Society, MBPsS. 

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His work experience includes being a Paramedic and Nurse in the Armed Forces, before training and working as a Counselling Psychologist in various settings. Dzmitry is particularly recognised for his significant experience in delivering trauma-related training to various professionals, both nationally and internationally. He is the Founder of the Complex Trauma Therapist Network in the UK (CTTN).

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His particular professional interests include supporting professionals working with traumatised and vulnerable clients, burnout and secondary trauma impact on professionals. He is also a trainer and a team member of Blake Emergency Services & Suicide Bereavement UK.

He regularly delivers individual and group supervision. His research interests are currently employed as collaborator to various trauma related projects with the Department of Philosophy at the University of York.

Editorial Manager

Yuko is registered with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) as an Art Psychotherapist. She works with adults and older adults for Devon Partnership Trust (NHS), specifically with individuals who experience complex trauma, and also in the field of dementia. 

In addition, she works for BCHA Housing Association, where one of her particular interests include recognising the links between homelessness and psychological factors related to traumatic experiences. 

Yuko is aware of the multidimensional benefits of complimentary therapy when working with complex trauma clients; in order to develop her embodied approach further, Yuko is researching the benefits of personal Yoga training with the view to include this in her therapy practice.