Dr Stasha Lee has worked in the NHS since 2016 as an Assistant Psychologist and Clinical Psychologist. She has worked in specialist services, including gender services and services that support displaced communities. She has extensive experience working therapeutically with individuals across the lifespan with complex PTSD, complex trauma and acute mental health difficulties. She is interested and committed to using a collaborative and integrative approach and can draw on a range of models and approaches in line with individual needs.
Stasha values and is passionate about working with diverse communities and has the skills to provide safe and containing spaces for individuals to explore different aspects of their identity, including gender, race, sexuality, cultural background, and religious and spiritual beliefs.
Stasha has worked across several Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in Manchester and has gained experience in supporting with Autism, ADHD and cognitive assessments for children and young people. This work also involved working systemically with the individual, families and carers and the systems around them.
Stasha is a registered practitioner psychologist with the Health and Care Professions Council (PYL047039).