Clare Cribb

Clare Cribb is an AFSP and UKCP registered systemic psychotherapist and a qualified psychiatrist. She has worked in NHS mental health services for over 25 years. Her approach focuses on the impact of relationships in the process of recovery from serious mental illness and promotes a social justice ethic within the public sector agencies she works with. She trained in a number of psychotherapy modalities before completing her training with the Family Institute Wales in 2018 and systemic supervisor training in 2025.

She has been a leader and teacher of psychotherapy for trainee psychiatrists, nurses and medical students since 2013 and was Chair of the Faculty of Medical Psychotherapy for the RCPsych in Wales from 2013 to 2018.

She is a psychotherapy tutor within her current NHS setting and is not currently undertaking private practice.

She has recently taken up the role of Chair of AFSP (Association for Family and Systemic Psychotherapy) Cymru and has a vision of improving access to and provision of family therapy within Wales.

She is committed to incorporating relational practice and prioritising ethical positioning in her work.