Our Professionals
Who you would be seeing, what they are qualified to do, and how PRC verifies it before anything is published.
Our team
The clinicians and practitioners who deliver PRC’s services. Each profile sets out their role, areas of practice and experience. Registration details are added as each professional’s registration is confirmed — see How PRC verifies its clinicians below.
Ben Kapfumvuti
Specialist Mental Health Practitioner — Child and Adolescent Mental Health. Over 20 years across CAMHS, community, learning disability and secure services.
Geneva Tabe
Manager. Clinical experience in complex mental health conditions, with both pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment pathways.
Melanie Jamera
Psychotherapist, delivering online talking therapy to clients across England.
Ben Tabi
Mental Health Nurse, with experience in children and adolescents’ mental health.
Dr William Egbuna
Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist. Over two decades in psychiatry, including neurodevelopmental assessment for children, young people and adults.
Legal and governance advisor
This is an advisory role to Progressive Recovery Care as an organisation. It is not a clinical role, it is not part of any care pathway, and PRC does not provide legal services or legal advice to clients.
Dr Nelson A. Agbor
Legal advisor. A legal scholar and law educator specialising in international human rights law, constitutional theory and public law. PhD in Law (University of Plymouth), LLM in International Human Rights Law, and Visiting Lecturer in Law at Birmingham City University and The University of Law.
How PRC verifies its clinicians
- Identity and right-to-work checks before any clinical work begins.
- Confirmation of qualifications directly with the awarding body.
- Confirmation of current registration with the relevant professional regulator.
- Checks appropriate to the role, including for work with children and young people.
- Review of indemnity arrangements.
- Re-checking of registration status at agreed intervals.
Progressive Recovery Care (PRC) Group LTD is registered with the Care Quality Commission, provider ID 1-24593064011.
Who you will see
Different services are delivered by different professionals. Assessments and any prescribing are carried out by clinicians qualified to do so; therapy is delivered by therapists; coaching and workplace support are non-clinical and delivered by practitioners trained in that work.
PRC will tell you who you are booked with, and what their role is, before your appointment. If you would like to know who would be seeing you before you commit to anything, ask on your free suitability call.
Frequently asked questions
PRC publishes a clinician’s name, title, qualifications and registration number only once those details have been independently verified. That verification is in progress. You can ask who you would be seeing on your free suitability call.
Where more than one professional can deliver the service you need, PRC will discuss the options with you. Availability varies.
PRC confirms current registration with the relevant regulator as part of its checks before any clinical work begins, and re-checks it at agreed intervals. Individual registration details will be published on each profile once verified.
PRC’s clinical assessment and treatment services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission, provider ID 1-24593064011. PRC’s non-clinical workplace coaching and support service is separately identified and is not regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
Want to know who you would be seeing?
Ask on a free 15-minute suitability and information call. This call is for information and pathway suitability. It is not a clinical assessment and no diagnosis or treatment is provided during the call.