Meet our Management Team

I have extensive experience across both NHS and Independent sectors. I’ve held senior clinical and leadership positions, including Consultant Psychiatrist, Clinical Lead, Medical Director and National Clinical Director for Developmental Disorders within the Priory Group. In these roles, I was honoured to support the development of high-quality, person-centred services for autistic people and individuals with intellectual disabilities, and I contributed to the diagnostic pathways for Autism and ADHD. I’ve also worked within NHS mental health and CAMHS services, supporting assessments and treatment for children, young people, and adults with neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions.

Previously I completed my higher psychiatric specialist training at the prestigious South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, gaining experience across community and inpatient learning disabilities services, including the National Autism Diagnostic Centre. I also contributed to international research as a lead clinician in the V1aduct Trial – a collaboration between King’s College London and Roche Pharmaceuticals, which explored an oxytocin-based treatment aimed at enhancing social communication in autistic individuals.

At Skylight Psychiatry, I have helped shape the organisation’s ethos and direction, leading its strategic growth, innovation, and service development. My leadership is grounded in integrity, compassion, and a commitment to delivering the highest standards of care. I am particularly passionate about harnessing digital technology and data-driven approaches to improve access, efficiency, and outcomes in neurodevelopmental and mental health care. My entrepreneurial and forward-thinking approach continues to drive Skylight’s evolution as a trusted, person-centred, and technology-enabled service.

Although my current focus is on strategy and vision, I really enjoy engaging in some clinical work out of passion and for the fulfilment of maintaining meaningful contact with our patients.

Outside of work, I enjoy travelling, spending time with my family, playing chess and football, and training in calisthenics.

My blend of clinical expertise, principled leadership, and innovative mindset underpins Skylight Psychiatry’s mission to deliver progressive, inclusive, and high-quality care for the neurodiverse community.

La dottoressa Marshall è inoltre esperta nel trattamento e nella gestione di malattie mentali complesse e croniche nella popolazione adulta generale. Ha esperienza medico-legale, completando valutazioni e relazioni relative ad adulti con disturbi del neurosviluppo in casi penali, civili e di tribunale di protezione, nonché completando valutazioni di capacità in adulti con disturbi del neurosviluppo.

La dottoressa Marshall lavora nel campo delle disabilità intellettive e dell'autismo da oltre 20 anni; prima di intraprendere la carriera medica e psichiatrica, ha gestito servizi comunitari per persone con disturbi complessi e gravi del neurosviluppo, il che le ha fornito una prospettiva unica per quanto riguarda le persone che assiste.

La dottoressa Marshall ha completato la formazione in psichiatria delle disabilità intellettive presso il programma di formazione del Maudsley. Ha lavorato in ruoli secondari e specialistici e terziari nell'ambito della salute mentale del NHS nel sud di Londra e nel Maudsley. Oxleas NHS Foundation e South West London and St Georges NHS Mental Health Trusts, tra cui l'unità nazionale per l'autismo, la clinica per l'ADHD degli adulti, i servizi forensi per il neurosviluppo e le équipe comunitarie per la disabilità intellettiva e la riabilitazione ad alto sostegno.

Continua ad avere interesse per l'insegnamento ed è co-conduttrice del corso MSc Basic Mental Health presso l'Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience del King's College di Londra.

La dott.ssa Marshall ha scritto capitoli di libri relativi ai disturbi del neurosviluppo e al contesto forense; i suoi interessi di ricerca includono i disturbi rari negli adulti con disabilità intellettiva e il disturbo dello spettro autistico.

I have a passion for transformation of healthcare services, and working in complex settings. I am also a qualified teacher having run a University programme for Paramedic undergraduate and postgraduates.
In my spare time I love dog walking and horse riding

Having a close family member who is autistic means neurodiversity has always been part of my life, giving me a personal connection to the work we do at Skylight Psychiatry. It has been wonderful to see the progress in understanding and supporting neurodivergent individuals, and I am proud to contribute to an organisation that is dedicated to providing exceptional care while creating a positive and supportive workplace for its team.

When I’m not working, I enjoy exploring new places, getting lost in a good book, and spending time outdoors. I believe people do their best work when they feel valued and supported, which is something I try to bring to both my professional and personal life.

I enjoy working collaboratively with organisations and service users to achieve positive outcomes, utilising my experience in stakeholder relationship and management. My experience in strategy has involved mitigating risks associated with commissioning decisions and procurement options, leading bids, and tenders, and working with providers to contract and performance manage services. My empathetic nature and character find fulfilment and reward in empowering people and improving access to high quality services that deliver the support people need.

Outside of work, I enjoy the simple things in life and spending time with my family – from countryside walks to playing board games. I have a keen interest in wildlife and a passion for music. My hobbies include swimming, bird watching, and attending music festivals.

I care deeply about clear, honest communication and building strong, collaborative relationships that make change feel achievable and meaningful.

I have led a range of large-scale programmes, including redesigning pathways, reducing waiting times, and working closely with providers to improve how services are delivered in practice. I enjoy bringing structure to complexity and turning ideas into practical, high-quality solutions that genuinely work for both teams and patients.

What motivates me most is improving people’s experience of services, whether that’s making access easier, supporting teams to work better together, or just making sure things feel a bit more human along the way.

Outside of work I like to stay active with running, yoga, and walking my dog Penguin!