Martin Weaver
Martin Weaver is a psychotherapist, author and media writer who took the first call on the Terrence Higgins Trust’s AIDS helpine in 1984.
Career
A UKCP-registered psychotherapist, Martin Weaver was formerly employed by East Surrey Health Authority, Kingston & Richmond Health Authority, North West Thames Regional Health Authority, South West Thames Regional Health Authority.
In 1993, as District HIV Prevention Coordinator for both Kings and Esher Health Authority and Richmond, Twickenham and Roehampton Health Authority, he commissioned the Wolverton Centre at Kingston Hospital and the Roehampton Clinic for Sexually Transmitted Diseases at .
Jaci Stephen
One of his clients was the Daily Mail TV critic, Jaci Stephen, who wrote about her therapy.
Career
A UKCP-registered psychotherapist, Martin Weaver was formerly employed by East Surrey Health Authority, Kingston & Richmond Health Authority, North West Thames Regional Health Authority, South West Thames Regional Health Authority.
In 1993, as District HIV Prevention Coordinator for both Kings and Esher Health Authority and Richmond, Twickenham and Roehampton Health Authority, he commissioned the Wolverton Centre at Kingston Hospital and the Roehampton Clinic for Sexually Transmitted Diseases at .
Jaci Stephen
One of his clients was the Daily Mail TV critic, Jaci Stephen, who wrote about her therapy.
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