Bryony Jones

I have experience supporting a wide range of mental health needs across children, young people, families, and adults. My background spans domiciliary and residential care, mental health services, housing, and assistant psychology roles, allowing me to work flexibly and sensitively with individuals in a variety of settings.

I have a particular passion for working with neurodivergence and have contributed to Serendipity Psychology’s specialist assessment and support service in this area. I am also actively involved in developing our team’s knowledge and confidence, delivering training on ADHD and supporting best practice across the service.

I bring a strong and developing skillset in psychological assessment, with experience contributing to comprehensive and holistic assessment processes. This includes neurodevelopmental assessments (including ADHD and autism), as well as work involving attachment and adoption where understanding relational and developmental experiences is key. I am particularly interested in differential assessment, thinking carefully about how different factors may interact, and in creating thoughtful, collaborative formulations that help individuals and families make sense of their experiences in a clear, compassionate, and empowering way.

Alongside my work with Serendipity Psychology, I am training as an Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy Practitioner and volunteer as an editor for the YouTube channel Let’s Talk Forensic Psychology. I hold a BSc in Psychology and an MSc in Forensic Psychology, and I have graduate membership with the British Psychological Society.