Our philosophy is:
- To help clients to build an infrastructure which respects the past, helps resolve immediate issues but forms the basis of a long-lasting set of systems and practices which will have a long-lasting beneficial effect.
- To enable clients to build their skills and confidence through working on real issues.
- To enable client organisations to become self-sufficient by helping to build the organisation’s capacity to do things for themselves.
We see our key purpose as ‘creating an environment where people can think for themselves’ and is based on the belief that, although money and property are finite assets, we have yet to discover the full potential of people’s minds especially when they work together. All of our work is underpinned by the ‘Thinking Environment Principles', as developed by Nancy Kline and all our associates are trained in their practical application.
Our clients include:
- Via Cumberlege Connections for NHS North West and the London Deanery
- Via A New Kind of Leadership for Accenture, Kettering General Hospital and University College London Foundation Hospital Trust
- Wessex Deanery (NHS South Central)
- Tomorrow’s People
- London Pension Fund Authority
- East of England PEC Chairs (NHS East of England)
- London PEC Chairs (NHS London)
- Queen Elizabeth Kings Lynn NHS Trust
- Dimensions UK Ltd
- Norfolk Primary Care Trust
- Oxfordshire Primary Care Trust
- Berkshire East Primary Care Trust
- Leicester City Primary Care Trust
- Surestart – Dartford, Gravesend, Sheerness, Margate
- Mid-Essex Hospitals NHS Trust
- East of England Practice-based Commissioning Network
- Medway Council
- Kent and Medway Police
- Royal College of Physicians
- Carter Lemon Cameron (Solicitors)
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“Judy has a great ability to engage effectively with people both in groups and personally and to ensure everybody has a voice. Using the Thinking Environment, she is one of the most effective people I know at working with groups.”
Hilary Samson-Barry
Programme Director, Partnerships for Children, Families and Maternity, NHS
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