REBECCA HOGBEN
Nurture Care Group
Director

Rebecca has over 15 years of experience working within the children’s residential sector, working with large leading providers such as SACCs and Cambian Group, for the past 6 years these have been in a residential management position. Rebecca has managed 2-5 bed Emotional Behavioural Difficulties and Specialised Sexual Trauma services. Also has vast experience of supporting learning difficulties, attachment disorders, ODD and risks of child sexual exploitation. Rebecca holds a degree in Therapeutic Parenting and level 5 diploma in Leadership and Management.

Rebecca holds a genuine passion for supporting children and young people who have experienced any form of trauma, believing that forming positive attachments along with therapeutic approaches and input holds the key for helping children and young people work through their negative experiences and views of the world around them. Ultimately, by providing love and nurture they can grow within a secure and safe environment to the young people they were always meant to be. She in-visions that Nurture Care Group will help lead the way within the sector to advocate positive change for looked after children nationwide.

SOPHIE NICHOLLS
Nurture Care Group
Responsible Individual / Operations Manager

Sophie’s work in residential children’s and Social Care spans 10 years and she has held managerial and leadership roles within this. Sophie has supported homes and helped them to achieve good outcomes for children whilst empowering managers to be strong advocates and be inspirational to their teams. Sophie has held roles as the Responsible Individual to Ofsted and Designated Safeguarding Lead.

Sophie has developed training, inductions and mentoring, bespoke to the needs of the home and is therapeutic in her approach; Sophie is a passionate leader and strives for the best for those she supports.

LIZ GILLETT
Nurture Care Group
Clinical Lead / Registered Psychologist 

Liz has held clinical and management positions within the public, voluntary and independent sectors for over 25 years including being a senior clinician in NHS services for People with Learning Disabilities and Child and Family services across the Midlands.  She has also engaged in a wide range of training and consultancy activities with statutory and voluntary sector organisations.
Her clinical practice focuses on specialist assessments of children and families with complex presentations, whether due to multiple needs in the family group, co-existing difficulties and / or contexts such as child protection.  She also has a special interest and expertise in training, service development and consultation to teams and organisations offering assistance to vulnerable children and families.

Liz is a practising Expert Witness within the Family Court across England and Wales, but also offers her expertise to courts / services in British communities beyond the UK, including the Channel Islands and Falkland Islands. She has provided evidence to all levels of proceedings and has been involved at the strategic national level via her Ministerial appointment as the Child Mental Health specialist on the Family Justice Council, a non-statutory advisory, non- departmental public body sponsored by the Ministry of Justice (2008 to 2015).  She continues to regularly input into a number of national forums and to present at a range of Family Justice Board activities as well as providing training via the Judicial College.

She is a tutor on the University of Birmingham and Universities of Warwick and Coventry Doctoral programmes in Clinical Psychology providing workshops and placements to doctoral students.

Liz holds the following, Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy)
M.Sc. Organisational Psychology / Level A and B intermediate in Occupational Testing
B.Sc. (Hons) Psychology

Accredited bodies include, Registered with HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council), Chartered Clinical Psychologist (CPsychol) within the Clinical Psychology Division of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and Associate Fellow (AFBPsS) of the British Psychological Society (BPS)