About Jewish Action for Mental Health (JAMH)

Dr Sandi Mann is a Chartered Psychologist and founder of the Mind Training Clinic in Manchester. Alongside her private practice, she lectures at university level and is the author of more than twenty self-help psychology books.

Kate Lurie is JAMH’s Project Manager and Co-Founder, responsible for the day-to-day running of the charity. She coordinates projects, events, and the wider team to ensure JAMH continues to grow and thrive.

Daniel Nissen is a qualified Psychotherapist and Counsellor working in both the NHS and private practice. As Clinical Lead for JAMH, he oversees all therapeutic provision and clinical standards.

Belinda Rich spent a decade working in the Clinical Trials industry and is now completing a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy. She brings both professional experience and academic insight to her role as Trustee.

Jonny Wineberg is a consultant for non-profit organisations and serves as Director of Operations for #WeStandTogether. He has extensive experience in community leadership and charitable development.

Bernard Yardley has served as Treasurer and Trustee for a range of charities over the past 15 years. At JAMH, he oversees financial management and governance with expertise and dedication.

Sophie Bloom joined JAMH as a Trustee motivated by her own experiences of receiving mental health support. A single parent to two young boys, she brings compassion and lived experience to the team.

Rabbi Benjy Rickman is community Rabbi at Yeshurun Synagogue in Cheadle. He is also a broadcaster and experienced educator.

Lucy Feingold is a qualified psychotherapist in private practice and a board member of Eema Care. She has worked therapeutically at King David High School and Salford University and advises JAMH on clinical matters.

Gabby Witkin is a Counsellor in private practice and a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner within the NHS.  Gabby assists with marketing and fundraising , future planning, clinical work and directives. “I am committed to seeing improved support for mental health in our local communities”