Mark Gray is a Clinical Psychologist & Registered Learning Disability Nurse, with twenty seven years experience in the Health, Social Care and the Voluntary sector for people with learning difficulties and or sensory impairments.

Mark has worked as a senior manager within Health and Social Services and was the National Multiple Disability Research Training and Development Officer for RNIB from 1990 to 2005. In 2005 he joined Deafblind UK until the launch of his business in May 2007.

Mark is chairman of the British institute for learning disability www.bild.org.uk, Vice Chair of the National Network for Learning Disability Nurses (NNLDN) and a Trustee of the British Institute for Learning Disability (BILD).

He is extensively published and has worked all over the UK and Europe in the field of Multiple Disability.
His contact network built up in the last twenty years incorporates many of the leading Health & Social Care experts in the UK, Europe & North America.

Mark designed the RNIB Certificate/Diploma Programmes in Multiple Disability Known as “Changing Lives” and was one of the co-authors of the current Diploma in Deafblind Studies. He was until recently also a Board member for the programme but retains lecturing and examining positions.

Mark has frequently been used as a consultant for the Department of Health, the former English National Board for Nursing & Midwifery, Skills for Care and the former Social Services Inspectorate.

He is in high demand as a visiting Lecturer, conference speaker and article writer for a number of UK groups and universities.

Our clients in include Home care direct, Thomas Pocklington trust, Nottinghamshire health care, Hampshire Partnership NHS Foundation trust, Birmingham City University School of rehabilitation studies, Angela Ruskin University School of nursing, www.anglia.ac.uk/ruskin/en/home, DeafblindUK, RNIB, Orchard Hill College of Further Education, NNLDN, Havelock Housing, Shropshire Social Services, Anglia Ruskin University , Southampton Primary Care Trust, Longhurst housing, Spire Homes, Cumbria  Adult Social Care Services, Birmingham City University and Nottingham Trent University.

When Mark is not working he is actively involved in Round Table, Travel and family history research.

Our Associates

Mark Gray has an extensive contact network from an international pool of special needs professionals who have agreed to support or be co commissioned to work with him on selective projects. These include:

Deborah Moore Associates LTD, Pathways Associates LTD, Sarah Hill, Janet Cobb,

All of whom like Mark are practicing professionals in their respective fields of Health, Housing, Management, Education & Social Care.