Our Strategic Committee
Tracey Allport
Moth Therapies
Tracey is the founder of MOTH Therapies, an award winning company providing Mind and Body therapies, to help women reflect, rebalance and restore, to bust distress, feel rejuvenated and able to smile again.
She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for many years, in a variety of health, social and private setting; she went on to train in Complementary Therapies and Remedial Hypnosis.
Tracey’s career has focused on helping people to problem solve and find solutions, empowering independence and wellness. She has a particular passion for scar tissue therapy, stress management and living a healthy Perimenopause.
You’ll find her walking her crazy Irish Terrier around Whitstable, or with her head in a good therapy book. Tracey became a Strategic committee member, because she is passionate about mental health and serving her local community; believing wholeheartedly in the ethos and mission of Revival Cafe and Wellbeing services.
Milly Salsbury
Trainee Clinical Psychologist
Milly is firmly part of the Revival family having begun with us at Oxford street when studying, she always had bundles of empathy and commitment. We have seen her blossom and excel in her studies and now as a Trainee Clinical Psychologist. We were determined to keep Milly invested at Revival, she strongly believes in the Revival holistic model and she continues to provide valuable mental health insights and is an asset on our Strategic committee.
“A big part of why I am a strategic committee member is that I get to witness firsthand the impact that places like Revival have on the community. I think I speak for many of Revival’s supporters when I say that the incredible work that Revival does inspires us to create, campaign, and strive for change in our own ways, in our day to day lives”
Janet Davies
Janet has lived in Whitstable for 22 years and has recently joined the Revival Strategic Board. Janet has been hugely impressed by the work of Revival. The reduction of funding for mental health services is a real concern especially during a cost of living crisis. Working together to provide free, easy to access community based support is an essential part of Whitstable’s strong community.
Janet has a strong background in Local Government and is qualified as a Chartered Surveyor. Janet has particular strengths in governance, structures, and strategic management of community based regeneration programmes. Janet is an empathetic and resilient person who values team work, she has a positive approach to problem solving with many years experience of delivering complex programmes and projects.
Amanda Tennant
Amanda has worked in the financial services background for over 30 years, this has given her a great set of skills for planning and delivering projects, producing business cases and managing budgets, writing policy documents and working with a huge range of stakeholders from the public, private and charity sectors.
Throughout her career Amanda has always been heavily involved in volunteering both in the UK and overseas, including in East Africa where she has worked with the Red Cross and various small children’s charities.
Having experienced mental health difficulties in her family and at various points in her own life, Amanda is a strong believer in providing access to mental health support to everyone, regardless of their socio-economic background and is delighted to be working as part of the Revival strategic committee to help make this a reality.
A Whitstable resident for over 10 years, Amanda has also been part of the Fishslab Gallery committee for over 5 years. A keen maker and crafter, Amanda is a member of the Profanity Embroidery Group – PEG – and enjoys embroidery, knitting, crochet, collage and cooking. Amanda rescues senior dogs and can be seen out walking and enjoying the beach where she also swims all year round.
