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Thursday, 25 April 2013

This crisis in mental health crisis care is damaging patients and professionals - Mad World

This crisis in mental health crisis care is damaging patients and professionals - Mad World
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HuffPost Stress-Less Challenge, Day 8: CBT Tricks To Help You De-Stress

HuffPost Stress-Less Challenge, Day 8: CBT Tricks To Help You De-Stress

"Our thoughts are really the primary mechanism by which we feel things -- but most people experience this the other way around: They don't realize they can choose their feelings," Ghinassi says.
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BPS Research Digest: What is cognitive behavioural therapy like for a teenager?

BPS Research Digest: What is cognitive behavioural therapy like for a teenager?

Most research into CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) for teenagers has focused on whether it works or not, with largely positive results. Surprisingly little attention has been paid to finding out what it is actually like for a teenager to undertake CBT.
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Wednesday, 24 April 2013

It's time to talk about mental health | Healthcare Professionals Network | Guardian Professional

It's time to talk about mental health | Healthcare Professionals Network | Guardian Professional
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Tuesday, 23 April 2013

The latest Evidence Update ‘Depression in Adults: Evidence Update April 2012’  www.evidence.nhs.uk/evidence-update-13 focuses on a  summary of selected new evidence relevant to NICE clinical guideline 90 ‘The treatment and management of depression in adults’ (2009).
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Sunday, 21 April 2013

Program provides computer-based CBT training for clinicians : Clinical Psychiatry News

Program provides computer-based CBT training for clinicians : Clinical Psychiatry News
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Psychosis in children could be tackled with early cognitive behavioural therapy, reveals Manchester university study | Mancunian Matters

Psychosis in children could be tackled with early cognitive behavioural therapy, reveals Manchester university study | Mancunian Matters
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I am an Accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist with the British Association for Behavioural Psychotherapies (BABCP). For the last 4 years I have been a CBT therapist with the country’s leading anxiety disorders organisation, Anxiety UK. I have comprehensive clinical experience of working extensively with all adult anxiety disorders, mood problems and substance misuse. I have over twenty years clinical practice experience within the NHS and voluntary sector, mostly within primary and secondary healthcare settings working with anxiety, mood and alcohol problems, which is a specialist area of interest and practice. Over the last year I have been building my Independent CBT Practice and successfully working with a diverse range of different clients experiencing anxiety, mood and substance misuse problems, and supporting clients reduce emotional distress, achieve change, and move beyond their problems.
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