Welcome

This division represents a broad spectrum of presenter talent working within the television, radio and new media industries from household names in television and commercial radio to specialists in fields as diverse as property, food and nuclear physics.

Our team brings a focused, dedicated knowledge and personal service to this ever-increasing area of talent management. We have established relationships with all of the broadcasters and independent television production companies and have a formidable and thorough knowledge of the trends affecting broadcasting today.

Laura Hill

Jessica Stone

If you would like Independent to consider you for representation as a presenter please read the following submissions policy.

Please submit a showreel, CV and a covering letter together with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Presenters Department
Independent Talent Group Ltd
Oxford House
76 Oxford Street
London W1D 1BS

Please note that we do not accept submissions by email and we will only consider you for representation if you have a showreel. We cannot return materials to you unless you have provided us with a self-addressed envelope with the correct postage affixed. Any materials submitted are done so at your own risk.

Presenters Department
Independent Talent Group Ltd
Oxford House
76 Oxford Street
London W1D 1BS

Tel: +44 (0)20 7636 6565

Fax: +44 (0)20 7323 0101

Dr Cecilia d'Felice

2007 Mind Journalist of the Year Award

Award winning clinical psychologist Dr Cecilia d'Felice has become a regular psychological expert on national TV and Radio. Her mission is to bring psychology to the public in a way that is accessible, engaging and helpful.

Cecilia specialises in all aspects of mental health, emotional wellbeing and relationships, working for the NHS in London at consultant level and speaking at national and international conferences.

Cecilia has fronted Sex: How to Do Everything and Best Friend Rehab for Five. She is also a regular contributor to the Wright Stuff, ITV, GMTV and Channel 4 News, as well as Radio 2 and Radio 4 on subjects such as serious phobias and sublime vampires. She was the resident psychologist on Big Brother on the Couch, where she enjoyed chatting to Davina.

Cecilia regularly comments in the national press, while writing articles and commentary for magazines such as Psychologies, Cosmo and Marie Claire. She won the Mind Journalist of the Year award in 2007. She is also the Dating Doctor for Match.com and DatingDirect.com.

Cecilia's book ‘Dare to be You' (Orion) is a synthesis of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness and Positive Psychology, creating an innovative eight-week self-help programme.

Currently she is acting as expert for an NHS funded programme about quitting smoking, and has just completed contributing to a BBC3 programme which examines the present obsession with vampires.

TELEVISION

2009 New Treatments for Depression (Expert & Consultant) - NHK for JBC

2007-09 The Wright Stuff (Expert) - Princess Productions for Five

2008 Best Friend Rehab (Expert & Consultant) - Monkey Kingdom for Fiver

2008 Sex: How To Do Everything (Expert) - Talkback Thames for Channel 4

2008 Sex Education (Expert) - Endemol for Channel 4

2008 The Friday Night Project (Expert) - Princess Productions for Channel 4

2008 Better Of Wed? (Expert) Silver River for E4

2008 Psychologies Web TV (Expert)

2007 Big Brother on the Couch (Expert) - Endemol for Channel 4

2007 Lawless Britain (Expert) - Virgin 1

BOOKS

2009 Dare To Be You - Eight Steps To Transforming Your Life (Author) - Orion

RADIO

2009 Girls Girls Girls (Co-Presenter) Play Radio UK

2008 Woman's Hour (Contributor) - BBC Radio

2007 Drive Time Show with Chris Evans (Contributor) BBC Radio 2

2007-2009 Regular appearances on UK local radio

JOURNALISM

2007-09 Columnist - Psychologies Magazine

2008-09 Columnist - International Life

2007-08 Columnist ‘How To Be Happy' - Independent On Sunday

2007-09 (Contributor/Quoted) - Marie Claire, Sugar, Closer, New Woman, Glamour, Grazia, The Sun, The Independent, The Guardian, The Times, The Sunday Times