Riverbank Psychology was founded in 2016 by clinical psychologists Vicky Eames and Mariangels Ferrer. Their partnership is based on a shared interest in systemic and narrative approaches and the wish to provide a high quality clinical psychology service that is underpinned by the strong ethical principles. “We aim to take a non-blaming approach which acknowledges the challenges faced by people in all walks of life, while respecting and celebrating people’s values, hopes, dreams and resources.”
Mariangels Ferrer is a Chartered Psychologist and registered to practice with the Health Care Professions Council. She is also a member of the British Psychological Society and the Division of Clinical Psychology. Having qualified as a psychologist in Spain in 1993, Mariangels has lived and worked in the UK for over 20 years including ten years in NHS inpatient and community paediatric settings. In addition, she has completed an MSc in Systemic Family Therapy from the University of Leeds and a Masters in Narrative Therapy and Community Work from the University of Melbourne. Mariangels offers therapeutic interventions to individuals, families or groups and supervision to practitioners. Mariangels offers training and supervision of practitioners in narrative and systemic practice across the UK as part of the teaching faculty of the Institute of Narrative Therapy. Her most recent specialist field of work and interest lies predominantly in the impact of medical and genetic conditions on individuals and families and she is engaging Genetic Counsellors from different parts of the UK with Narrative ideas through supervision, group intervention and training. She also delivers groups in schools in Trafford utilising the ‘Tree of Life’ narrative approach.
Dr Vicky Eames is a Chartered Psychologist and registered to practice with the Health Care Professions Council. She is also an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society and member of the Division of Clinical Psychology. Vicky holds an Honorary Research Fellowship at the University of Liverpool. Since qualifying as a clinical psychologist at University College London in 1998, Vicky has gained extensive experience in service delivery and clinical leadership across a range of NHS settings within both adult and child specialisms including adult primary care (GP settings), adult secondary care (Adult Mental Health Teams), Tier 3 CAMHS (Child & Adolescent Mental Health Team) and schools. Her most recent role within the NHS was as Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Lead of a specialist child assessment unit. In her clinical work she specialises in trauma and attachment and employs a relational approach. She is trained in Narrative Therapy, EMDR, Solution Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Systemic and Family Therapy interventions. As part of her work with CAMHS and schools she developed a whole school approach to building resilience based on the Team of Life narrative approach that is currently being rolled out nationally within UK schools.
Sometimes life is like the turmoil of a fast flowing river. We can help you to find a position on the riverbank where you can begin to imagine new possibilities. Lets stand together on the riverbank.
Mariangels Ferrer is a Chartered Psychologist and registered to practice with the Health Care Professions Council. She is also a member of the British Psychological Society and the Division of Clinical Psychology. Having qualified as a psychologist in Spain in 1993, Mariangels has lived and worked in the UK for over 20 years including ten years in NHS inpatient and community paediatric settings. In addition, she has completed an MSc in Systemic Family Therapy from the University of Leeds and a Masters in Narrative Therapy and Community Work from the University of Melbourne. Mariangels offers therapeutic interventions to individuals, families or groups and supervision to practitioners. Mariangels offers training and supervision of practitioners in narrative and systemic practice across the UK as part of the teaching faculty of the Institute of Narrative Therapy. Her most recent specialist field of work and interest lies predominantly in the impact of medical and genetic conditions on individuals and families and she is engaging Genetic Counsellors from different parts of the UK with Narrative ideas through supervision, group intervention and training. She also delivers groups in schools in Trafford utilising the ‘Tree of Life’ narrative approach.
Dr Vicky Eames is a Chartered Psychologist and registered to practice with the Health Care Professions Council. She is also an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society and member of the Division of Clinical Psychology. Vicky holds an Honorary Research Fellowship at the University of Liverpool. Since qualifying as a clinical psychologist at University College London in 1998, Vicky has gained extensive experience in service delivery and clinical leadership across a range of NHS settings within both adult and child specialisms including adult primary care (GP settings), adult secondary care (Adult Mental Health Teams), Tier 3 CAMHS (Child & Adolescent Mental Health Team) and schools. Her most recent role within the NHS was as Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Lead of a specialist child assessment unit. In her clinical work she specialises in trauma and attachment and employs a relational approach. She is trained in Narrative Therapy, EMDR, Solution Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Systemic and Family Therapy interventions. As part of her work with CAMHS and schools she developed a whole school approach to building resilience based on the Team of Life narrative approach that is currently being rolled out nationally within UK schools. 
