Charlotte Dixon

ABOUT CHARLOTTE

Charlotte is a Psychologist and Executive Coach with a background of therapeutic care at Great Ormond Street Hospital, The Tavistock and Oxford NHS Foundation Trust. Throughout her years of psychology training, she found herself asking colleagues “why doesn’t everyone know this stuff?” and has made it her mission ever since to embed gems from psychological research, theory and evidence-based practice into organisations. Charlotte now works nationally across a range of sectors, developing confident leaders and happier, higher-performing teams.

She believes that life is too short to be unhappy and, having seen the other side with patients, knows that the impossible is often only temporary. With the right support, opportunities for growth and success are exponential.

LETTER &TITLES

Psychoanalytic Observational Studies (MA), Psychology (BSc), Mindfulness (BPS), CBT+, ACT and CFT, Facet 5 Practitioner, AOEC Certified.

SUPERPOWER

Charlotte is known for her work on resilience and mindset and having evidence-based neuroscience-backed techniques at her fingertips. She was recently published for her thought leadership on Digtal mindset- helping leaders and teams adapt smoothly to AI.

FAVOURITE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SPACES

Indoor: Artist’s studio or in front of a log fire with great food and friends.

Outdoor: Anywhere with mountains and lakes. I love travelling and adventure and will happily spend weekends climbing, hiking, cycling or kayaking in the mountains.

LESSER KNOWN FACTS ABOUT CHARLOTTE

Charlotte has been 400m underground, held art exhibitions in London and has been a part of cave rescues in the UK (nobody died!).

CAREER HIGHLIGHT

Working at Great Ormond Street Hospital on their specialist Psychiatric Unit

LIFE HIGHLIGHT

Sitting in the Crows-nest of a tall ship in New Zealand on a beautiful sunny day. It was very high and I could see for miles.

FAVOURITE QUOTE

“Mindset is everything. If you can control your mental frame, you can control your life”

Laurie Santos (Professor of Psychology, Yale University).