Dr. Stacy Moore
As a skilled speaker with extensive media experience, Stacy has provided expert insights on television and radio platforms, including the BBC, ITV, and Channel 5. She delivers inspiring keynotes and workshops for corporate clients, focusing on psychological safety, customer experience (CX), and employee experience (EX).
Who is Dr. Stacy Moore?
Stacy is the founder and Director of Inner Circles Psychology.
The mission of Inner Circles is to use psychology systemically to positively impact on the circles of influence that exist in organisations.
Stacy is an accomplished psychologist holding Chartered status (CPsychol) and an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (AFBPsS). She brings over twenty years of experience working with schools and workplaces across a variety of sectors.
Some key facts about Stacy:
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Experience of working at organisational, community, national and international levels to develop and deliver on strategies that positively impact learning in schools, and staff retention and customer experience in workplaces.
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Completed doctoral-level research at UCL in a range of areas including: identity development, maternal mental health, clinical supervision, community engagement and support for people with learning disabilities transitioning into employment.
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Registered clinical supervisor for psychologists and other professionals.
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Contributor of an annual guest lecture on equality and diversity at the Institute of Education, UCL trainee educational psychology doctorate programme.
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An experienced practitioner educational psychologist (EP), skilled in providing engaging learning, consultation and assessment experiences for children, young people and adult learners.
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Founder of the Ubuntu Entrepreneurs’ Circle, a peer support/networking community for diverse microbusiness owners.
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Trustee of the Roy Anthony Reid Foundation, a Birmingham-based Charitable Trust that showcases the achievements of young people from the African-Caribbean diaspora to empower communities and challenge stereotypes.
“I am passionate about bringing psychology to schools, workplaces and community settings to improve learning and life outcomes for all. In an increasingly harsh world, our mental health can be fragile. We need to invest in growing and sustaining generations of people, whose desire for success does not come at to the expense of their own or others’ emotional health and wellbeing.”