Our Team

Dr Laura’s clinical qualifications and training are those of a UK-trained Chartered Clinical Psychologist. Many years before this she obtained a MA (Oxon) in English Literature at Oxford University and then worked as a journalist in Poland for a number of years. Following a further decade in France, and volunteering for the Red Cross, she decided to enter clinical psychology training as a mature student in the Salomons Institute for Applied Psychology training program at Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU).

With several years of experience of Adult and Forensic Mental health, she has a keen sense of the drivers, consequences and management of intense emotions and abnormal behaviour. She also found herself a Bermudian husband while working at a low secure forensic unit near Finsbury Park, London (he was a junior doctor at the time and not a patient!)

Dr Laura is the founder and current Executive Director (CEO) for Seaglass Clinical Consulting. She has specialist interest and past experience in helping, via experiential therapies, children and adolescents with complex trauma histories; for adults, her core approach is Mentalisation Based Therapy (MBT) for which she has had training by Peter Fonagy himself. Dr Laura has more recently trained in ‘cMBT’ through the Anna Freud center - this is MBT that has been adapted for children and adolescents and their family systems.

When not running a household, a multiple employee business and her private client therapy list, Dr Laura spends much of her time working with colleagues in animal-assisted therapy and most recently ‘Horse Powered Reading.’

Dr Seb is a Bermudian consultant psychiatrist with over 30 years of medical practice, 20 of these in psychiatry. His higher psychiatric training (Specialist Registrar) was in Forensic Psychiatry which involved mental health assessments and risk management formulations in police stations, courts, prisons and secure forensic hospitals. The typical patient had a laundry list of conditions (psychosis, substance misuse, trauma, social exclusion, poverty) and often required supra-normal doses and combinations of psychiatric medications. Needless to say he feels comfortable with clinical complexity.

Between finishing Medical School in Dublin, Ireland and beginning his UK psychiatric training, at the turn of the millennium (1999) Dr Seb decided to travel to San Francisco for more academic study. He subsequently obtained a Masters (MA) in Philosophy & Religion, as part of the challenging Philosophy, Cosmology & Consciousness program, from the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) in San Francisco. Specific areas of study from this time which still impact his practice today include Tarnas’ Archetypal Astrology combined with Grof’s Holotropic Theory, Wilber’s ‘Theory of Everything' and Tibetan/Mahayana Buddhist (particularly Dzogchen) philosophies of mind.

This wide-ranging background has helped him develop a particularly deep skill set for accurately (re-)diagnosing individuals and (re-)formulating treatment plans that address the full spectrum of bio-psycho-social-spiritual aspects of poor health.

Dr Seb’s most recent special interest he is developing is in non-invasive interventional psychiatry. This mainly involves administration of appropriate psychopharmacological compounds (neuroplastogens), the effects of which appear to enhance the positive impact of both electromagnetic stimulation therapies (TMS, tDCS) as well as (or in addition to) the more formal psychotherapies.

In 2022 Dr Seb completed the Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies & Research through CIIS which further consolidated his 30 years of interest and study in this fascinating area. Due to local legal restrictions most of the substances used are not available for prescription at this time. Due to these legal restrictions Dr Seb is happy to discuss the risks and benefits of the various approaches and locations, but is unable to recommend any particular substance or location.

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We are blessed to have the services of Dileri. She is a Somatic Bodywork Therapist who first embarked on her journey over a decade ago, learning and teaching Pilates and Yoga as forms of movement medicine. Her subsequent travels through India, Asia and Europe have fueled her passion for studying Tantra, Energy Healing, Active Meditation, Ayurvedic Massage, Inner Dance and Myofascial Release. She is currently studying to become a Love, Sex & Relationship Coach.

Dileri is committed to guiding individuals toward a life free from pain, encouraging them to connect with their bodies, release old patterns that are no longer needed, and embrace new beginnings. Anyone who has worked with her can tell you that she seems to have a deeply intuitive understanding (‘a sixth sense’) of other people's energetic or body tensions and is able to hone in on the main issues that need to be addressed very quickly.

For Seaglass she mainly provides non-contact myofascial release sessions but also works closely with our LCSW, Sarah, to gently and non-verbally guide trauma survivors though to a place of relaxation and peace.

Dr Jessica is Bermuda-born UK trained counselling psychologist whose main areas of interest are in women’s health, relationship challenges, and body image issues. She has experience in using Person Centered Therapy, CBT, Solution Focused Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, EMDR, and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy. She has developed expertise in assessing ADHD and is also able to provide CBTi (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia).

Simone helps out at Seaglass as our Play Therapy specialist. She mainly works with children from the age of three up to the end of adolescence, but can also work with adults. Depending on where the client ‘is at,’ (which can change from moment to moment) her extensive training and experience means she can easily shift between cognitive-type (‘thinking’) therapies (CBT, DBT etc) and the more non-verbal Play Therapies such as sand tray, puppets and drawing. When working with young children she can also provide parental psychoeducation and emotional support. Simone’s education and experience includes a BA in psychology from St Mary’s, Halifax and a Masters in Clinical Social Work from University of South Florida.

Jen is a therapeutic artist specializing in facilitating artistic expression with children and adults. Since August 2024 she has been employed as the Environmental Education Coordinator at Windreach. Prior to this she spent nearly 12 years at Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation, initially as the main art teacher, but was soon promoted to Head Teacher. Her academic background includes MEd (Master of Education) and MSc in Early Childhood Education, both from Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development, and a BA in English Literature from University of Aberdeen, Scotland.

Kate has been working closely with Dr Laura since 2017 as part of the only Bermudian Eagala equine-assisted psychotherapy program, in which she is trained (extensively) as the Equine Specialist. More recently she has partnered again with Dr Laura to deliver the highly regarded and popular ‘Horse-Powered Reading’ program. Since November 2023 Kate has been the Executive Director of Windreach Bermuda; prior to this she was Executive Director for Bermuda SPCA for four and a half years.

Eileen has extensive experience as a Canine Training and Behavioural Specialist and is the Director of her own business, Community K-9 Bermuda. With Seaglass she mainly works closely with Dr Laura to deliver the canine-assisted psychotherapy program out of the Bermuda SPCA, through their TheraTails Program. She is also available to work individually with adults, children, families and groups at the pet-friendly Seaglass offices in Hamilton.

Heidi joined Seaglass in August 2025 as a coach for adults and children with ADHD and other executive dysfunction disorders. She is a registered counselor and psycho-educational evaluator, specializing in strategies for engaged and independent learning. She has worked in the local schools for many years but more recently has obtained specific training in supporting adults with ADHD and other executive dysfunctions. Her approach integrates various experiential therapies as needed.

Without Cindy’s steady hand managing the accounts and back-office insurance claims work, Seaglass might have faded out long ago. She works tirelessly to ensure we can continue to efficiently provide the highest quality care for the most affordable cost to the client.