Bright, funny and thoughtful, Clare Catford’s twenty-year broadcast career spans national television news, radio and print. She is an authoritative broadcaster in the area of faith, religion and spirituality, and has recently been awarded a post-graduate diploma in Theology from Kings in London. Having recently worked in development at TalkbackTHAMES, and RDF, Clare has a number of leading broadcasters interested in her ideas. She is an occasional host for ‘Reporting Religion’, for the BBC World Service, and presents a weekly programme for BBC Radio Berkshire, focusing on the news from an ethical, spiritual and faith perspective. Her book ‘Addicted to Love – from Rehab to Heaven?’ is out now, published by Darton Longman and Todd. The book describes Clare’s own journey through depression and is essential reading for anyone who is struggling with addiction of any kind. Clare is also an established and much sought after media trainer and has worked with Accenture, British Airways, Barclaycard, Bayer, the British Computer Society, the Church of England, Harvey Nichols, the top executives at the Met Office, Siemens, Superdrug, Three Valleys Water, a number of health trusts, and many others. She is valued for her enabling and communication skills and because she is tri-media skilled – in print, radio and TV, is capable, versatile and flexible.