Programme Director and Lecturer in C CBT. CBT Therapist with Lived Experience. I also follow a lot of dogs.
Basingstoke, England
Joined November 2014
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I have been meaning to write this article for a long time, but there is still that anxiety about sharing your lived experience. However, the response responses has just been wonderful and have outlined that we need to talk more about therapists with Lived Experience.
ALT A photo of a magazine with an article titled "Supporting trainees with Lived experience of mental health difficulties" by Julia Limper-Menapace.
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No evidence that medication can prevent PTSD in people exposed to trauma, according to new Cochrane review elfi.sh/3KyKZ4k
And #BABCP2022 is over! I'm exhausted, but I'm so so glad I went. I'm leaving with lots of new ideas, many reflections on what else we can do to improve CBT training, new connections & happy memories. I'll also be starting the countdown for Cardiff now!
Another fantastic day at #babcp2022. Great to see more research being done by Elaine Hunter on depersonalisation derealization disorder - a disorder that in my opinion we haven't been paying enough attention to!
The roundtable on perspectives on CBT training had me thinking how ultimately, we are all on the same page: we want to respond to patients' changing needs in iapt. And we all hold responsibility to give our trainees the core skills & environment they need to show this flexibility
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A final thought from @ProfPaulGilbert
"Compassion is not a benzo"
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Great #BABCP2022 Watch the video if you can!
Felt so lucky being at #BABCP2022 today. Started with a thought-provoking roundtable with @LaylaMofrad, @clara_strauss @MattStalker4 & Jessi Komes and finished with an excellent keynote by @AdamRadomsky - plus many great talks in between.
..me all day..
It was great reflecting on how far we have come with CBT - and exciting to see how much more potential there is for further research. A great point was made by Andrew Gloster - we want to make sure that we don't just look at the 66% that recover, but also the 33% that don't.
In London and so ready for #BABCP2022 ! The biggest challenge so far has been figuring out what to choose from tomorrow's programme!
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"The NHS is not failing, it is succeeding in doing amazing things despite underfunding" RT if you agree
Good news for mental health services finally, hopefully it's more than just an empty promise #MentalHealthTaskforce nitter.gq/bpsofficial/status/699…
British Psychological Society welcomes new commitment to mental health care ow.ly/YkFQI #MentalHealthTaskforce #psychology
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After over two years of working on it, finally I'm looking at the front cover of #understandingpsychosis. #excited
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Jeremy Corbyn creates new dedicated 'Minister for Mental Health' in his shadow cabinet ind.pn/1OaoSjc