Hi, I am Hendrix, the founder of Conversational Partners, a consultancy dedicated to helping organisations become more psychologically safe, relational and inclusive environments where people and teams can truly thrive. With over 15 years’ experience spanning the public, private, and voluntary sectors, I bring a unique blend of systemic psychotherapy, leadership development and organisational consultancy to strengthen relationships and foster meaningful connection within workplaces.

Drawing on my background as a psychotherapist, organisational consultant and leadership coach, I work at the intersection of emotional insight, identity and systemic change. I typically partner with leaders and teams to navigate complexity, cultivate cultures of psychological safety and examine the relational and structural forces that shape organisational life. Known for combining rigour with warmth, authenticity and a deep respect for human complexity, my passion is to creates spaces where people feel heard, valued, and able to flourish.

Param Singh Sahni is an Associate with Conversational Partners Consultancy, offering psychotherapy, recovery coaching, and group facilitation with a focus on emotional regulation, trauma, and culturally attuned care.

With nearly a decade of experience across NHS partnerships, private practice, and frontline addiction services, Param supports individuals and teams navigating grief, identity, cultural dislocation, and cycles of stuckness. His work is grounded in humanistic and integrative psychotherapy, drawing from both clinical and community-based approaches.

Param brings a deep commitment to holding safe, reflective spaces – especially for men of colour and marginalised communities – where healing can be rooted in compassion, authenticity, and cultural wisdom.

He is a registered psychotherapist (MBACP), an experienced recovery coach, and a trustee at the Metanoia Institute.

Prabashny Pillay is an Associate with Conversational Partners Consultancy, offering systemic and family psychotherapy, systemic supervision and facilitating workshops on systemic practice and mental health.

Prabashny holds experience of over 20 years working with children, young people, families, couples and individuals facing a range of life challenges including mental health and relational difficulties, as well as significant experience of teaching and facilitating reflective group supervision for professionals.
Prabashny is a qualified systemic psychotherapist and supervisor, with a background in mental health nursing, and central to her approach is unconditional positive regard, compassion, and social justice.

Agnieszka [Agi] Jankowska
Transformation and Change Professional – Executive and Life Coach – Psychotherapeutic Counsellor – Yoga and Mindfulness Trained Professional

A qualified digital change professional, an executive and life coach, and a UKCP-registered psychotherapeutic counsellor, Agi combines caring, human-centred methods inspired by Gestalt, Transactional Analysis (TA), and Person-Centred styles to help individuals connect with their true selves and realise their potential through gentle, process-driven techniques.

Agi understands the impacts of systemic oppression and creates a safe, empathetic space to help you know yourself better and the impact you have in your community, your work, and the world. This may allow you to build stronger relationships, find a sense of belonging, and enjoy a more meaningful life.

Abi Jordan is a qualified Systemic Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor offering therapy to families, couples and individuals, teaching, training and clinical supervision. She has a specialist interest in working with Social Care Systems and in particular complex caring systems that look after children, such as Residential Children’s Homes.

Abi brings over 15 years experience of working within Social Care and the NHS and has worked across a number of teams, such as within Child Protection, Children in Care, Youth Offending, Fostering and Adoption, In-Patients and Outpatients CAMHS settings.
Abi is passionate about supporting people and so tending to issues of oppression and power are a vital part of her practice and what she considers to be a core value.

My name is Kitty McGilchrist and as an Associate with Conversational Partners, I can provide therapy, coaching, group facilitation and consulting. I promote reflective practice and exploration of relational dynamics that have an impact on how we form relationships on both a personal and professional level.

I bring a wealth of experience in private and corporate settings, helping businesses explore diversity, change, conflict and interpersonal dynamics, and individuals with their personal challenges. Both environments can bring discomfort for individuals, navigation of which must be within a safe and supportive relationship. This is at the core of my practice as I see it as paramount in order to achieve growth and repair.

I am a qualified Counselling Psychotherapist and member of the BACP and believe the best work can be achieved when it is built on a strong foundation between individuals and I will enter our work with transparency and integrity in support of achieving the best outcome for all involved.

I look forward to working with you.

I’m a Clinical Psychologist and Systemic Practitioner with experience working across NHS and community settings. My work often brings together direct clinical practice with a focus on equity, inclusion, and service transformation. I have led initiatives in quality improvement and co-produced a Young People’s Forum to ensure that services are shaped by those who use them.

Previously, I worked in a community psychology service supporting young men affected by cycles of poverty and exclusion. This experience deepened my understanding of how to embed psychological support in community spaces, the power of co-production, and the importance of recognising where knowledge and influence sit.

Alongside my clinical work, I am an Associate Lecturer in systemic practice and have delivered teaching at both the University of Hertfordshire and the University of Oxford. My current research explores how systemic therapy might expand beyond families and couples to recognise the role of friendships as vital relational resources.

My practice is grounded in values of collective care, equity, and social justice. I am particularly interested in how communities and relationships can respond to injustice and support wellbeing.