Meet the OT CPD Team

 Jade is the Director of OT CPD and the driving force behind our learning and events programme. With more than 15 years of industry experience, she works closely with suppliers to help shape CPD, clinical reasoning resources and case studies that are genuinely useful to OTs.

Her focus is on making sure the organisations we work with understand what OTs need from them, moving the conversation away from sales and towards practical education, meaningful clinical discussion and resources that support everyday practice.

 Nicola is OT CPD’s in-house marketing expert, helping make sure the events, workshops and learning opportunities we create are relevant, useful and easy for OTs to discover and access.

She works across OT CPD’s campaigns, supplier partnerships and event promotion, helping to bring the right organisations into the room and making sure their involvement adds value to the OT experience. Her focus is always on connecting OTs with practical learning, useful resources and opportunities that genuinely support everyday practice.

Alan provides the tech support that keeps OT CPD running smoothly and also manages our accounts behind the scenes. With over 20 years’ experience in the tech world, he’s the steady hand making sure our systems work the way they should. From troubleshooting to keeping everything organised, Alan helps our team, and our events, run without a hitch.

Mike is a trusted OT CPD trainer, and you’ll also meet him in person at our workshop events around the UK. He brings decades of clinical and training experience across health, social care and education. His lived experience of Neurodiversity within his own family also gives his teaching a depth and honesty that OTs consistently value, blending practical insight with real‑world understanding.

Sue is a trusted OT CPD trainer and an experienced psychosexual therapist. For over 20 years she has supported individuals and couples with concerns around sexual wellbeing and relationships, later expanding her work to include people with lifelong and acquired physical disabilities. Sue brings deep expertise, compassion, and specialist knowledge to her training, helping OTs feel more confident supporting clients in this sensitive area.