The people behind
the mission.

Beata Webb is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Pegasus – Men's Wellbeing Centre CIC, and a recognised specialist in men's mental health. She is a qualified psychotherapist, counsellor, clinical supervisor, and NLP practitioner, with over a decade of experience working with men experiencing emotional and psychological distress.

Beata practices in a pluralistic, trauma-informed way, adapting her therapeutic approach to meet each client's individual needs rather than applying a one-size-fits-all model. She has extensive experience supporting men affected by work-related stress and burnout, addiction, abuse and domestic abuse, sexual violence, childhood trauma, and acute mental health crisis.

Her specialist expertise lies in men's mental health, domestic abuse, sexual violence, and developmental trauma, particularly where shame, isolation, or long-standing patterns have prevented men from accessing help earlier in life.

Beata is deeply committed to challenging stigma around men seeking support and to helping men move beyond survival towards stability, resilience, and meaningful change.

Rev Alex Okubire-Fening is the Presiding Pastor of Love in Action (Croydon) Church, formerly known as Fountain of Life Ministries, a church he has pastored for nearly four decades. He has been married to his wife, Sharon, for the past forty years. They have six children: five girls and a son.

Alex is also an author of Christian literature, having written five books.

He is a qualified counsellor and a registered member of BACP (MBACP), as well as a member of Pegasus Men's Wellbeing Counselling Agency's management team.

Alex is also an academic. He attended Harvest Bible College UK, where he received his theological training. He further studied at the University of London and the University of East London, graduating with honours in BA (Psychosocial Studies) and MSc in Clinical and Community Psychology. He holds Diplomas in Levels 4 and 5 in Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Counselling.

Additionally, Alex works with autistic individuals and those with learning difficulties, as well as with Pegasus Men's Wellbeing Counselling Agency, serving as a counsellor and director.

I am a qualified integrative counsellor and supervisor registered member of the ACC. I have completed eight years of training including a BA in Therapeutic Counselling.

I have been a counsellor since 2014, working both independently and with a problem gambling agency for 8 years, more recently I have been working with Pegasus – Men's Wellbeing Centre CIC as a director and supervisor. I am an integrative counsellor, believing we are all individuals and often have bespoke needs, therefore I use many tools in my work which are tailored to the client's specific needs to move forward. I believe the client to be the 'expert' on themselves, knowing and understanding this is a process which may need unlocking and a build up of trust both in the counselling relationship and in the individual's self.

In 2017 I qualified as a counselling supervisor with the completion of a BA in Counselling Studies. I enjoy this aspect of the field particularly encouraging counsellors to be the best them they can be, both in the counselling room and in themselves.

My name is Emma Thompson-Wood and I am a Case Coordinator and Client Assessor at Pegasus. I am an Integrative Therapist, and my work is grounded in the Person-Centred belief that every individual has the capacity for resilience, healing and personal growth.

In my role, I carry out assessments across the UK to ensure that each client is matched with the counsellor best suited to their needs. I also create personalised action plans, provide practical support, and signpost clients to specialist services when needed.

I am passionate about offering a safe, calm and supportive space for people who may be experiencing emotional distress, complex life circumstances, or mental health challenges. My aim is to ensure clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to move toward meaningful and lasting change.

I'm Sam and I am the Quality Case Auditor for Pegasus. I am also a fully qualified, BACP registered, counsellor offering face-to-face sessions in Helston, Constantine & Pool. I also offer online sessions, creating space for anybody, anywhere.

I was drawn to become a therapist after navigating my own mental health challenges and facing the struggle of having nowhere to turn for support. It wasn't until I found an incredible therapist that my perspective on life began to shift. Through their guidance, I developed deep compassion and understanding for myself and the way I had lived my life. Through my own personal journey of recovery, I discovered a deep desire to offer others the same kind of healing space that had supported me.

This calling led me to begin my training as a counsellor, during which I was fortunate to complete my placement hours at Pegasus. During that time, I developed a strong connection to the organisation and its values. I have remained committed to Pegasus ever since and am now proud to be both an employee and a volunteer counsellor, continuing to contribute to the supportive community that first helped me grow.

My approach is Person-Centred at heart — which means I believe you know yourself best, and I'll walk alongside you with empathy, honesty, and respect. I'm passionate about how our emotions live in the body, and how that shapes our mental wellbeing, relationships, and sense of self.

I have extensive experience supporting people through addiction and domestic abuse, and I draw on my own lived experience of menopause, fibromyalgia, and neurodivergence.

If you feel drawn to my private practice, get in touch — we can have a chat and see if I'm the right fit for you. Visit samphirecounselling.co.uk

My name is Kasia and I am an Office Coordinator at Pegasus Men's Wellbeing Centre.

My key role is ensuring the smooth operation of the counselling program by providing administrative and logistical support to our volunteer counsellors and staff. This role is the central hub for scheduling, communication, and coordination, helping to maintain a welcoming, organised, and supportive environment for both volunteers and clients.

My name is Anna, I work in administration and will begin studying Health and Human Sciences in September. I'm pursuing this path to build a career in healthcare, driven by a genuine desire to support and care for people.

I'm passionate about mental health and committed to fostering environments where individuals feel safe, understood, and truly supported — that's why I love Pegasus. In my spare time, I enjoy taking long walks, exploring creative projects, and unwinding with a good book.