Dr Charlotte Armitage is a psychologist and psychotherapist, specialising in the Film & TV Industry, particularly, psychological duty of care processes in production, psychological assessments of contributors and therapeutic services for on-screen contributors, actors, production teams, journalists, social media influencers and elite athletes. She works across a range of programming formats including scripted, documentary and reality tv, however Charlotte predominately works on high-risk reality TV productions and true crime documentaries

Charlotte has a professional doctorate in psychology (Psy.D). She is a Chartered Scientist (CSci) with the Science Council, a Registered Integrative Psychotherapist with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), a Criminologist with full academic membership to the British Society of Criminology (BSC), an Accredited Business Psychologist holding principal practitioner status with the Association of Business Psychologists (PPABP), and a Duty of Care Psychologist (GMBPsS) and member of the Media Ethics Advisory Board of the British Psychological Society .

With practices on Harley Street, London and Leeds, Charlotte works with clients in both the North and South of the country. She also works online, on-set in the UK and internationally where required. Her film & TV clinic offers support for those working across the media sector.

As a psychologist and psychotherapist in the media, Charlotte has worked as the onscreen psychologist for BBC News, Talk TV and various TV documentaries. Most recently she was the psychotherapist for BBC2’s ‘Beauty & The Bleach’ documentary exploring colourism with Tan France. She has filmed for Hollyoaks IRL discussing Incels, for two Channel 5 documentaries, and for a 3 part crime documentary series for C4 which will TX in 2024.