Meet the team

Jhonelle Bell

Health & Wellbeing Practitioner

I am a Health & Wellbeing Practitioner currently undergoing an open degree specifically in psychology, neuro science, and psychotherapy and counselling. I also have over 8 years’ experience working with vulnerable children and young people. I’m extremely interested in the support of young people with mental health needs or challenging behaviours. I have worked previously with youth clubs and in various schools as well as SILU, working with a diverse range of young people with different forms of mental health issues. I believe I have a set of personal skills that would be useful when supporting young people which includes tailored approaches to fit individual circumstances instead of a one fits all approach. I absolutely love seeing the development of children as well as young people as they make a mark for themselves within society. Working at The Well Centre a great opportunity to develop my skills further.

I enjoy working with a wide range of individuals as it gives me an insight on their background, and helps to build positive colleagues and patient’s relations which is key in daily interactions. I have extensive experience of working within a customer focused role, responding to the needs of the client in a professional and timely manner. Studying at university has help to give me the skills to meet deadlines and also how to assimilate information. Both my educational and work experience has helped me to contribute to the role successfully.

Stephanie Amoako-Jordan

Health & Wellbeing Practitioner

I am a Health and Wellbeing Practitioner here at The Well Centre. I am a Psychology graduate with hands on experience providing support to young people both in the educational and healthcare setting.  I am confident in administering 1:1 care to individuals with a range of needs including; special educational needs such as Developmental delay, Autism, ADHD as well as behavioural and mental health needs.

My role includes using a holistic approach to health and wellbeing in order to provide psychologically informed interventions. This is to help young people live fulfilling lives and give them the best possible advice in order to achieve their goals.

Elliot Omari

Health & Wellbeing Practitioner

My name is Elliot and I work at The Well Centre as a health and wellbeing practitioner, I’m a psychology graduate with a passion for helping young people. My job is to offer support and help to young people that are experiencing a range of issues, from psychological to emotional problems.
Using psychology and cooperative communication I aim to explore challenging topics and addresses any concern a young person may be dealing with. Through the use of holistic methods, I aim to facilitate a young person’s growth through their own decisions in improving their health and wellbeing.
I have a background in young people’s mental health and wellness, I worked as support staff in a PRU and spent some time as a HCA in a mental health facility. These experiences have had a large impact on me and how I approach mental health, it has shown me how many young people feel neglected and not taken seriously. I want to change this and demonstrate that if given appropriate
attention and adequate support a young person can achieve a great deal.

Rebecca Russell

Mental Health & Wellbeing Practitioner

​I am a Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner here at the Well Centre. I have a first class BSc Psychology and clinical experience within the NHS, the private sector and charities. Much of my background is working with people who have mental health needs, proving assessments and supporting their treatment. As part of a charity, I have worked to help provide education to young women on issues such as mental health, relationship abuse and body image with the aim of breaking the poverty cycle and supporting young people to rise against adversity.
In my role as a Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner at the Well Centre, I provide 1:1 support for young people who are experiencing difficulties such as anxiety, low mood and low self-esteem. I use a psychotherapy based approach and work collaboratively with the young person to explore ways of problem solving and challenging their negative thoughts, whilst providing a safe space to express themselves and talk about their difficulties. I believe youth work and early intervention is an important step to support young people address issues and to achieve their personal best outcomes.

Stefan Lewis

Health & Wellbeing Practitioner

My name is Stefan Lewis, and I am Health and Wellbeing Practitioner at The Well Centre. My role is to provide 1-2-1 support for young people that are experiencing a range of issues, offer strategies and/or sign post young people to improve their health and wellbeing.

I am passionate about working with young people and having collaborative relationships to support them on their journey. My background consists of 12+ years of experience is working with young people from a diverse range of socio-demographic backgrounds in various sectors such as mental health, education and sport.

I believe in providing safe spaces, motivational climates and autonomy (when possible). Furthermore, displaying various skills and qualities such as to listen non-judgmentally, open-mindedness, sympathy and empathy, to support young people to meet their needs and achieve their goals.

As well as my practical experience, I have a degree in BSc Sport Psychology and master’s degree in MSc in Psychology of Sport & Exercise.

Elisha Osei

Health & Wellbeing Practitioner

I have been a qualified youth worker four years. I have worked in a charity and with grass root organisations assisting them in working with young people and supporting them where needed. I have vast experience in mentoring and 1:1 support. I also have experience with organising social and educational events for young people to engage and participate in a variety of different setting.

As a Health and Wellbeing Practitioner I aim support young people who experience mental health difficulties such as anxiety, low mood & low self-esteem amongst other difficulties. I  aim is to provide support to young people using a goal based approach and assisting young people start to make changes they want to see. All young people deserve to be heard and respected.

Paired with the experience I have with young people I also have a background in Law.

Millie Chatfield

Health & Wellbeing Practitioner with Special Responsibility for Diabetes