Fiona Yassin is the founder and clinical director at The Wave Clinic. She is a U.K. and Internationally registered Psychotherapist and Accredited Clinical Supervisor (U.K. and UNCG). Fiona is EMDR trained (EMDRIA) and a practicing Trauma therapist.
Fiona is a member of the International Chapter of IAEDP, trained in CBTe (Oxford Group), FREED (King’s College, London), TF-CBT, RO-DBT, GPM and has extensive experience in the treatment of Eating Disorders and Borderline Personality Disorder. Fiona has further specialist training in the treatment of families in High Conflict Divorces and in Psychiatry across the female lifespan. Fiona us a Fellow of APPCH, a senior accredited Addiction Professional and member of The Association of Child Protection Professionals. Fiona is trained in MBT (Child and Family and Adult) and Reflective Parenting with The Anna Freud Centre for Children and Families and A Member of The Australia and New Zealand Eating Disorders Association.
Fiona holds an MSc in Neuroscience and Mental Health awarded by King’s College London, where she received The Dean’s Award. She is currently completing an MSc in Psychiatry at Cardiff University Medical School and is a PhD Candidate in Mental Health Research at Lancaster University. Fiona completely adores her three cats, going for long walks on the beach, and the beautiful animals that live in her garden.
Young people especially struggle with trauma, making it difficult for them to regulate their emotions and control their feelings
Because adolescence is a period of major developmental transitions, it can be all too easy to dismiss the symptoms of borderline personality disorder in young people
Neuroscience helps us understand the unique ways the teenage brain is impacted by mental health conditions, leading to more targeted and effective treatments.
With a supportive, caring environment and a solid treatment programme, young people can recover from an eating disorder.
People with severe and enduring eating disorders have experienced an eating disorder for six to twelve years (or more). They have a low chance of full recovery with the treatment methods that are now available and require the ongoing support of a mixed team of professionals.
Fiona is available for a limited number of private consultations with young adults, parents, or the entire family unit. Fiona’s compassionate and personalized approach has helped countless individuals and families find the support and guidance they need to navigate through difficult times.
To contact Fiona about her work, discuss a speaking opportunity, or request a private consultation, please fill in the form below and she will get back to you as soon as possible.
