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Introduction
I am a Clinical Psychologist working within an Early Intervention in Psychosis service in the United Kingdom. My current interests are the efficacy and acceptability of interventions aimed at distressing symptoms of psychosis; the role of psychological professionals in being drivers and supporters of change within increasingly stressed systems; and preventing and treating burnout in helping professionals.
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September 2009 - August 2012
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In this paper, I will discuss the concept of self-care and its importance for clinical psychologists, both during training and post-qualification. I will review the pertinent literature in this area covering the concept of self-care and its meaning, the personal and professional impact of a lack of self-care for clinical psychologists, and discuss...
Background:
Guilt is commonly associated with distress and psychopathology. However, there is a lack of validated measures that assess how people cope with this aversive emotional and cognitive experience.
Aims:
We therefore developed and validated a self-report measure that assesses how people manage their guilt: the Guilt Management Scale (GMS...
A poster developed for the PsyPAG 2015 conference based on my DClinPsychol thesis.
Aim: To determine the effectiveness and acceptability of a brief Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) based
psychoeducation group for anxiety disorders delivered in a National Health Service (NHS) Older Adult
Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) setting.
Method: Clients referred from the caseload of a local NHS Older Adult CMHT, who were found suitab...
Previous studies have identified sub-syndromes of behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia. But because of their cross-sectional design, the stability of these sub-syndromes over time remains unknown.
Behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia of 84 participants (out of an original sample of 144 patients) with Alzheimer's disease an...
