Bianca Speedie
Neurodevelopmental Practitioner
Meet a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) with a First-Class BSc in Psychology with Counselling from The Open University, currently completing an MSc in Clinical Applications of Psychology at Birmingham Newman University.
They have developed broad clinical experience across educational, community, and private settings, supporting both children and adults with diverse psychological and behavioural needs. Their experience includes working closely with neurodivergent individuals—particularly non-verbal children with autism spectrum condition (ASC), ADHD, and special educational needs—as well as supporting individuals with substance use disorders through structured recovery planning, emotional support, and relapse prevention strategies.
As a Certified Trauma-Informed Addiction Recovery Coach, they adopt a person-centred and culturally responsive approach, creating safe, empathetic, and inclusive environments for individuals with complex needs and from diverse backgrounds. Their training also includes Safeguarding & Risk Awareness, Dementia Care, and Domestic Violence & Abuse Awareness, strengthening their ability to deliver holistic and ethically grounded support.