About Us

Hatice Mehmet-Quirk

Therapist and Omnia Health Group CEO

Hatice is a dedicated mental health leader and CEO of Omnia Health Group and Omnia Therapy. With a BA (Hons) in Counselling, a Couple Counselling Certificate, Level 1 EMDR, and a BA in Business with Law, Hatice combines clinical expertise with strategic business leadership.

With over a decade of experience in mental health and business development, Hatice has worked across private therapy clinics and the HM Prison and Probation Service. This unique background allows Hatice to bridge the gap between high-quality clinical care and organisational success, ensuring accessible and effective therapy services.

Passionate about mental health advocacy, business development in the healthcare sector, and mentoring future professionals, Hatice is committed to driving innovation and enhancing mental well-being for all.

Jennifer Pitts

Director of Individualised Care & Recovery Specialist

Jennifer Pitts is a leading UK and International therapist and Clinical Interventionist. Jennifer has an MSc in Addiction Psychology and Counselling and is an accredited therapist. She initially trained at The Priory Hospital and The National Centre of Eating Disorders and provides support for all types of mental health issues, substance use and eating disorders. Jennifer has worked in a variety of well-renowned clinical settings, within both private and government-commissioned treatment sectors.

Jennifer has managed well-respected treatment programs, relapse prevention and continuing care services. She has also managed harm reduction services and has worked with clients at every stage of their journey and meeting people where “they are at.” Jennifer is also a Clinical “Love First” Interventionist, training with Debra and Jeff Jay at The Betty Ford Clinic, U.S.A. Jennifer is very experienced at working with complex psychological disorders and is a highly qualified therapist.

Jennifer has considerable experience working with high-profile internationally renowned clients and has worked for the last eleven years as a senior case manager and clinical operations manager for The Kusnacht Practice in Switzerland, an exclusive residential provider of addiction and mental health treatment.

Jennifer also set up her own company in London to provide quality care to individuals affected by substance use disorder and other co-occurring disorders.

Jennifer has a lot of experience in developing tailor-made bespoke support services for a range of disorders and addictions and has specialist experience in providing relapse-prevention, recovery-based social integration and continuing care support. Jennifer recognises that a person also needs a lot of help and support after their treatment episode, or a person may be at a later stage but need some extra help to maintain their personal recovery.

Jennifer also helped develop a community recovery service for people who are both abstinent and non-abstinent. She incorporated a range of services to promote integration into mainstream society through education, vocational training, volunteer work and a range of holistic therapies.

Jennifer’s strong interest for ‘relapse’ led to her master’s degree research focussing on “What are the main factors contributing to why abstinent-based recovering drug addicts/alcoholics relapse.” This research resulted in Jennifer implementing a relapse prevention treatment program designed to help people that had developed a pattern of relapse to exit the cycle.

Jennifer has extensive experience of working with family members and feels that the family quite often need more support than they are offered. Helping the family as a whole can also help the person to have a better outcome and improve their relationships.

Jennifer recently completed training in mindfulness with the Jon- Kabat Zinn MBSR (mindfulness-based stress reduction) model. Jennifer has a strong interest in this approach and believes that there are lots of benefits with helping people with mental health issues and reducing stress and chronic pain.

 

Lee Fernandes

MSc, BA (Hons), BCom, Dip LC, NCAC
Health Coach

Lee has been working in the field of mental health and addiction since 2001. He completed a BCom in Business and a BA Honours degree in Psychology, followed by a master’s degree in Addiction Psychology and Counselling in London. 

 
He is a qualified and accredited therapist, recovery and neurodivergent coach and supports clients with mental health, addiction and ADHD challenges.
 
Lee has many years of international experience working with individuals and facilitating therapy and psycho-educational groups across a variety of treatment and therapeutic settings in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, North America and Asia. These settings include treatment centres, a methadone clinic, HMP Brixton, community-based drug and alcohol centres, Mental Health Adviser at Brunel University and a Case Manager at The Kusnacht Practice in Zurich, Switzerland.
Within these organisations, Lee has developed recovery-based treatment programmes focusing on hope, dignity, self-determination, self-empowerment and responsibility.
 
His extensive experience with people around the world has influenced his philosophy and approach to work with others.
 
Lee’s approach is based on four pillars: honesty, compassion, hope and action. With these in place, a person can identify their issues, move through their blocks and achieve their personal and professional goals.
 
He is passionate about working collaboratively with people with a variety of issues, including addiction and mental health challenges, empowering them to gain their freedom and enhance their well-being.
 
“I feel extremely honoured for what I do and the beautiful humans I work with. I understand that no matter how hard it seems there is a way out. To begin with we must behave differently and reach out for support. It might not be easy and together it is possible.”
 

Georgia Rew

Therapist, Operations & Safeguarding Lead

Georgia is a BACP-registered counsellor. She works across therapy services supporting client triage, risk assessment, and therapist allocation, ensuring ethical, trauma-informed practice and appropriate levels of care

Georgia supports the operational and safeguarding side of our therapy service. She oversees client triage, risk assessment, and therapist allocation, ensuring each client is matched with the most appropriate level of support.

With a strong focus on ethical practice, clear boundaries, and trauma-informed care, Georgia works closely with both trainees and qualified therapists to maintain safe, responsive, and compassionate services. She also plays a key role in shaping internal processes that support both client wellbeing and practitioner development.

Thomas Beaver

Project Manager
Thomas Beaver is the Project Manager at Omnia, dedicated to ensuring a seamless and supportive experience for every client. With over 10 years of experience across multiple sectors, Tom brings a wealth of expertise in project coordination, problem-solving, and client support.
 
He works closely with clients at every stage, providing guidance, answering questions, and addressing any challenges that may arise. Whether it’s via email at thomas.beaver@ohgtherapy.com or through the Therapy site, Tom is always available to offer advice and assistance.
 
Known for his proactive approach and commitment to client success, Tom combines professionalism with a friendly, approachable style, making him a reliable point of contact throughout your journey with Omnia.

Latest Blogs

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