Earle Abrahamson

(Associate Director)

Dawn Atkinson

(Lay)

Graeme Bayley

(Registrant)

Graeme has spent 35 years working in finance, qualifying as a Chartered Accountant before moving into investment banking. He spent many years in large companies before discovering the entrepreneurial world of small businesses later in life. 

He decided to train as a Massage Therapist later in life as he has always been passionate about sport and wanted to do something in parallel with his career in finance. These days he spends most of his time as a co-founder of a sustainability focused investment bank and of a massage business.

Graeme is married with three kids and two Cockapoos, and with any spare time he almost keeps on top of the garden and keeping fit.

Teija Barr

(Registrant)

Ann Godsell

(Lay)

Michael Lupson

(Lay)

Michael started his career as a police officer in Greater Manchester, where he served for around 11 years. From there, he moved into the ombudsman sector at the national Energy Ombudsman, and as Operations Manager he was a leader in a large investigations department. His first role in regulation was as a Lay Case Examiner at Social Work England, a role he still fills today. Alongside this, Michael sits on the Independent Decision-Making Body of the Bar Standards Board, on the Investigating Committee of the Nursing and Midwifery Council, and on the Disciplinary Tribunal for the regulator of Chartered Legal Executives. 

As a keen runner, Michael has utilised complementary healthcare to keep him on the road, so has first hand experience of the impact that accessing such care has on people’s lives. He recognises the hugely important role that the CNHC plays in protecting the public and upholding public confidence in complementary healthcare. 

Iain Mcinnes, Chair

(Lay)

Caroline Walker

(Lay)

Caroline has had a successful career for over 30 years as a Market Research professional, advising globally recognised brands on brand growth and communications, across a diverse range of client sectors and geographies. 

She has extensive team leadership and senior management experience as a Board member, Managing Director and Commercial Director, leading large teams to deliver excellence and client growth. 

Caroline now works as a Nutrition and Health Coach helping people improve their health and believes passionately that harnessing the power of a real food diet, lifestyle changes and complementary therapies, as adjuncts to medicines, can make a big difference to health. She is also a volunteer for two charities working to improve public health, the Public Health Collaboration and Collaboration for Kids.