Rachel Clancy qualified as a Registered Mental Health Nurse (RMN) in 1995 and as an Approved Mental Health Professional (AMHP) in 2012. She has experience in a variety of mental health settings and has worked in Eating Disorders services since 2016.  Rachel is currently head of an Eating Disorders NHS service In London and has been providing  training for AMHP’s since 2019.

What people say about Rachel:

"I found it incredibly informative. I found it useful in its clarity in looking at ED's, how it is treated and then looking at how it relates to the MHA with case studies. Rachel clearly has an extensive professional working knowledge which added enormously as it meant a wide range of questions could be asked and explored. It was really good."

"Very thought provoking and informative helped me to appreciate matters related to eating disorders and people who are suffering from them. Workshop was very good"

" Really clear delivery and experience of the matter Good case examples. Fair balance of group work and teaching Interesting topics of conversation throughout"

"Thought it was clear and concise, really given me a better insight into Eating Disoders" 

"Really helpful to have a course dedicated to eating disorders, and exploring the complexities with case  examples"

"Very useful gaining of knowledge around eating disorders. Good use of time- am for eating disorders and pm for the AMHP role and assessment of eating disorders."

"Very Informative and thought provoking. very rwlevant to AMHP role"

"Training provided lots of reflection, stimulation and interaction. The case scenarios and group work was very helpful"

"A very interested subject, well presented by Rachell!!!

"Very useful, helpful and stimulating day!"

"Great presentation! Delivered at an appropriate level and pace; dealt with questions well, interactive, and lots of opponunities to

reflect on and share learning."