Professor Judy Hutchings has worked in North Wales since 1973, for many years as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, working with children with significant behavioural difficulties. Since her retirement from the NHS in 2010 she retains an honorary NHS contract. She is Director of the Centre for Evidence Based Early Intervention (CEBEI) research team at Bangor University where she has worked part-time since 1988. She undertakes research with referred children and their families and early preventive work with parents, children and teachers.   She has held grants totaling over £1.5 million, has published extensively and, since 2006, has worked with the Welsh Assembly Government providing training and consultation to services across Wales.

She has provided evidence on effective early intervention to government departments in England and Wales and been an expert witness to the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) in their determination on conduct disorder. She has lectured and taught internationally including in Finland, Denmark, Ireland, Australia, Poland and Portugal.

In 2004 she was Welsh Woman Educator of the year and in 2010 received the Institute for Welsh Affairs Inspire Wales Educator Award. The Centre for Evidence Based Early Intervention (CEBEI) was launched by the then Deputy Minister for Children, Huw Lewis of the Welsh Assembly Government at our 2011 conference building on the earlier work of the Incredible Years Wales Centre.

Bridget Roberts is a Child Psychologist working for the Betsi Cadwaladr  University Health Board, CAMHS Service. She was an Educational Psychologist for many years working in Birmingham, Solihull, Nottingham and locally in North Wales.  Bridget is a Mentor for the Incredible Years Parent programmes and is experienced in delivering the Infant, Toddler, BASIC, School Age and Advance Parent programmes both in the community  and in a CAMHS setting as well as making supervision and support available locally for other group  leaders. She has also delivered the Teacher Classroom Management  programme. Bridget delivers termly Parent Group Leader courses as well as add-on trainings in the new parenting programmes.

Dr. Sue Evans is a Consultant Child Psychologist with Powys Teaching Local Health Board and she is clinical lead for the Incredible Years programmes in Powys. She is an accredited Mentor in the Incredible Years Parent andSTeacher Classroom Management programmes and also a Mentor in training for the Classroom Dina programme. Sue regularly delivers all of these programmes herself in Powys and offers training and supervision to others to support delivery of the programmes with fidelity. Sue delivered the Parent Group Leader training in Seattle with Professor Webster-Stratton in 2007 and visited Seattle again in July 2009 to work with Professor Webster-Stratton on the Dina programmes. Sue has more than twenty years experience as an Educational Psychologist. She worked as an Educational Psychologist in the Midlands for twelve years before joining the Educational Psychology Service in Powys in 1998.She has held her current post with Powys THB since 2005. Her doctoral work involved the development of solution focused, collaborative consultation groups for teachers.