Lorraine Lynch graduated from NUIG with a BA before achieving a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology (Hons.) from the OU and a Masters (1.1) in Health Psychology from UU. Lorraine has completed training in Children First (2014); Mindfulness; Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training; and Smartmoves Training. Currently, she is a Doctoral Research Fellow in the University of Limerick conducting psychological doctoral research.

Arlene is the founder Sugru, a therapy centre for children and families which hosts developmental sessions, interventions, and workshops for parents/professionals. Arlene education includes a BA; a PDipPsych; a PDipEd; a MSc in Psychology and a MSc in Forensic Psychology; and a PCert in Therapeutic Play. Arlene has worked with young people in the areas of child protection, crisis intervention and support, and currently lectures in Child Care Law.