Years: 1995 to Present |
Employer: Undisclosed |
Title: Consultant Clinical Psychologist |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
Expert provides Clinical Psychology services to a range of clients referred to her by other professionals or through self-referral. She provides assessment and treatment as well as writing legal reports and seeing other psychologists for supervision of their work. |
Years: 2003 to 2010 |
Employer: Undisclosed |
Title: Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Head of Clinical Psychology |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
Expert was responsible for developing the Clinical Psychology service from virtually nothing to a viable and thriving team of psychologists through recruitment and retention of staff. She also set up and headed a multidisciplinary Learning Disabilities and ASD team. She provided psychological assessment and therapy to children, young people and families from a broad spectrum of cultural backgrounds reflecting the diversity of the population of Newham. She supervised qualified clinical psychologists, trainee clinical psychologists from the UCL, UEL and Royal Holloway courses and professionals from other disciplines. Expert provided in-house training in the psychometric assessment of children and also gave presentations on her areas of expertise such as EMDR and complex cases. |
Years: 1997 to 2002 |
Employer: Undisclosed |
Title: Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Head of Clinical Psychology |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
Expert consolidated the team of psychologists and expanded the range of services for example initiating the Umbrella service (providing medico-legal expertise to the Local Authority) and establishing a Clinical Psychology post within Social Services, plus supporting the development groups such as for children with ADHD. She established a psychodiagnostic service to provide in-house comprehensive assessments, including for the Stepping Stones inpatient unit. |
Years: 1995 to 1997 |
Employer: Undisclosed |
Title: Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Head of Clinical Psychology |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
Expert was the first Consultant Psychologist appointed to this multidisciplinary CAMHS. She extended the range of services provided by establishing regular clinics to the Islands and Highlands (Bute and Dunoon specifically) after consultation with local stakeholders such as GPs. She was responsible for providing Clinical Psychology assessments and interventions to most of children, young people and families referred to the Clinical Psychology service. She was ably assisted by a succession of trainees (whom she supervised) from Glasgow University as well as by the appointment of a part-time clinical psychologist and an administrator. She worked closely with other clinicians, in particular the nurses who provided day-patient services including groups and the teacher who worked in the clinic's school. |
Years: 1992 to 1995 |
Employer: Undisclosed |
Title: Principal Clinical Psychologist |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
Clinical Psychology assessments and interventions with a range of children and families as well as Occupational health referrals from the Kent County Constabulary. Three days per week were devoted to working in a specialist Unit to provide therapy for children in care who had suffered abuse. |
Years: 1987 to 1992 |
Employer: Self |
Title: Clinical Psychologist |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
In her practice in Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia, Expert saw a range of clients for individual therapy. Most clients were adults with presenting difficulties such as depression, anxiety conditions, etc A dietician referred many of her overweight women clients who struggled to shed weight and it was through this work that Expert developed an understanding and interest in childhood sexual abuse as many of these clients were suffering the aftermath of such early trauma. She also undertook medico-legal cases in the Family Court |
Years: 1990 to 1992 |
Employer: Australian Institute of Management |
Title: Undisclosed |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
Because of her background in group work (psychodrama) and education as well as a research interest in assertive communication, Expert was invited to join the AIM to provide a range of trainings. Her courses ranged from one to five days and were for clients from a broad range of businesses and industries. Her courses included Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, Interview Skills and Train the Trainer. At times she would travel to conduct in-house workshops on site for example to the BHP open cut mine at Dysart and to the aluminium smelter near Gladstone. She provided team building for the ABC television team of producers and for ABC radio presenters. |
Years: 1980 to 1987 |
Employer: Undisclosed |
Title: Psychologist |
Department: Undisclosed |
Responsibilities:
Expert provided all the clinical psychology input in this small multidisciplinary clinic. She saw children and young people for psychometric assessments and therapy. She also provided supervision for trainee psychologists from the University of Queensland. |