The C-Sage Team
Ruth Galloway-Kirkland
Ruth Galloway-Kirkland is a CISM-trained EMCC Accredited Coach and Coach Supervisor, and BACP Accredited Therapist and Counselling Supervisor. After managing a specialist drugs counselling agency in Edinburgh, she founded a private practice delivering coaching and therapeutic consultancy services to an International client base.
Previously, she worked for the Scottish Ambulance Service’s specialist Operational Response Team (SORT), with duties that included responding to major incidents in Scotland, including chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear incidents (CBRN), and emergency response cover to VIPs including the Royal Family.
Ruth has been vetted by Disclosure Scotland, holding a PVG Scheme Record, allowing her to work with vulnerable groups. She is a member of the ICISF (International Critical Incident Stress Foundation).


Ruth Galloway-Kirkland
Ruth Galloway-Kirkland is a CISM-trained EMCC Accredited Coach and Coach Supervisor, and BACP Accredited Therapist and Counselling Supervisor. After managing a specialist drugs counselling agency in Edinburgh, she founded a private practice delivering coaching and therapeutic consultancy services to an International client base.
Previously, she worked for the Scottish Ambulance Service’s specialist Operational Response Team (SORT), with duties that included responding to major incidents in Scotland, including chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear incidents (CBRN), and emergency response cover to VIPs including the Royal Family.
Ruth has been vetted by Disclosure Scotland, holding a PVG Scheme Record, allowing her to work with vulnerable groups. She is a member of the ICISF (International Critical Incident Stress Foundation).

Dr Richard Mason
Richard offers a unique combination of operational experience with strategic insight, combining extensive practical clinical experience, and a doctorate in Counselling and Psychotherapy.
His critical incident management is informed by extensive service in British policing, serving in Uniform, CID, and Intelligence roles with experience of counter-terror, and hostage operations in the Merseyside Police, National Crime Squad, and Serious Organised Crime Agency (now the National Crime Agency). Richard was responsible for the national policing strategy for the selection, training, and support of Police Family Liaison Officers on major incidents.
He has also served and worked in the Royal Army Medical Corps (TAVR), National Health Service and University Counselling Services. He is currently delivering psychological therapies and executive coaching to clients across the UK and internationally.


Dr Richard Mason
Richard offers a unique combination of operational experience with strategic insight, combining extensive practical clinical experience, and a doctorate in Counselling and Psychotherapy.
His critical incident management is informed by extensive service in British policing, serving in Uniform, CID, and Intelligence roles with experience of counter-terror, and hostage operations in the Merseyside Police, National Crime Squad, and Serious Organised Crime Agency (now the National Crime Agency). Richard was responsible for the national policing strategy for the selection, training, and support of Police Family Liaison Officers on major incidents.
He has also served and worked in the Royal Army Medical Corps (TAVR), National Health Service and University Counselling Services. He is currently delivering psychological therapies and executive coaching to clients across the UK and internationally.

