Sam Woolls

Sam is qualified as a Clinical Psychologist, completing her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology in the UK. Additionally, she holds a Professional Diploma in Positive Behavioural Support and is currently in the first cohort to complete the PGDiploma in Neuropsychology in New Zealand. She has over 20 years of experience working with populations with cognitive impairments and associated behavioural and mental health difficulties. Sam has worked across a range of settings, such as inpatient, community and family homes, and worked directly with individuals, their carers and their families. This has given her a wealth of experience working alongside and listening to the needs of individuals and the people around them. She has also held leadership roles to develop services and team cultures to better meet client needs. Sam has lived and worked in New Zealand for the past five years and works for the Laura Fergusson Brain Injury Trust.