Welcome to Environmentalhealth CIC

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Saturday - Sunday CLOSED
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June Dickson

Director and Founder

June is a survivor of domestic abuse and traumatic bereavement who has used her own experiences and recovery from long term mental health challenges, to support the healing and development of others, whilst fiercely challenging stigma. She is a qualified, experienced trainer and facilitator, whose expertise lies in developing businesses and organisations, communities, and people. A passionate champion for equality and social justice. She has a broad and diverse background in the Third Sector to match, ranging from practitioner roles to strategic management roles, organisational development, future-proofing, change management and project start-up, and an impressive record in fundraising through various methods. A people person, who has the ability to see the bigger picture and tenacious when it comes to recognising and reacting to opportunities to build or improve services offered. In short, June is a highly experienced all-rounder committed to supporting people.

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Piedad Ortega

Director

Pi is a therapist in different massage and manipulation techniques for the body. Originally from Madrid, Spain she came to Scotland 20 years ago and very quickly fell in love with Scotland and it’s people, who gave her a very warm welcome from the beginning. She studied Tourism and Language at Edinburgh College. However, during some challenging personal times, Pi discovered massage , manipulation and relaxation techniques for the body and it became a great passion in her life. In 2017 she finished a two years diploma in a technique call TNDR which is a non - aggressive, natural ,curative and preventive technique. TNDR is not just simply a massage. It is a regenerative technique use on organic tissue, also it provides an innovate etiological interpretation to illnesses. She has also successfully completed an Advanced Course in Myofascial Release through the School of Holistic therapies in Edinburgh. Myofascial Release (MFR) therapy focuses on releasing muscular shortness and tightness. Pi is passionately believes in a holistic approach to mental heath challenges and conditions.

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Mary Hastie

Director

I have been happily retired for a few years but for the past 30 years I worked in Management within the voluntary sector working with minority ethnic women (and their families). Many of the women had mental health issues mainly caused by the oppressive cultural practices within their community. Over the years I gained qualifications in Organisational Management, Fundraising, Social Enterprise and Volunteer Training. I have known June throughout this time and admire her strength and courage in becoming the amazing women she is today and I am delighted to support Environmental CÍC.

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Graeme Shearer

Director

Hi, I’m Graeme and I’ve been a Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) trainer for just over three years. I’m passionate about helping people feel more confident talking about mental health and supporting others through tough times. My sessions blend the Scottish Credit & Qualifications Framework (SCQF) accredited content with my own personal and professional experiences of mental health. Before becoming an MHFA trainer, I spent 12 years in a role where dealing with mental health crises was part of daily life — whether that meant supporting someone in immediate distress or delivering training to help individuals and teams feel better equipped to respond. I’ve seen first-hand the difference the right support can make. Now, I use that mix of real-life experience and professional know-how to make MHFA training practical, down-to-earth, and genuinely useful. My aim is always to create a safe, welcoming space where people feel comfortable learning, asking questions, and growing in confidence — because mental health affects us all, and with the right tools, we can all make a positive difference.

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Lorna Hill

Trainer

Lorna Hill is one of our freelance trainers and has been delivering First Aid in Mental Health for the past four years. She is also an accredited Health and Wellbeing Coach and has a COSCA Certificate in Counselling Skills. Lorna has extensive experience facilitating creative writing for wellbeing workshops in community settings and is the founder of social enterprise, Sharing A Story CIC.

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David Jamieson

Director

I have a background in communications, and I work for the Third Sector Interface in West Lothian, where I lead on external communications to raise awareness of the support available to local charities, community groups and social enterprises. I’m passionate about making information accessible, breaking down stigma, and highlighting the impact of community-led work. I joined EnvironmentalHealth CIC because I believe in its lived experience approach and its focus on early intervention, prevention, and collective responsibility. I’m proud to support the organisation’s mission to empower communities, challenge stigma, and make mental health a shared priority.

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