Profiles for each person are coming very soon.
"I grew up in Liverpool and returned here to lead to Service in 2019, after 15 years of experience working as a consultant clinical psychologist at King’s College Hospital in London. I am training in cognitive-behavioural and interpersonal therapies and am also an experienced mindfulness teacher. I am interested in the benefits of psychology and mindfulness for healthcare professionals, as well as for people living with cancer and other illnesses."
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"Throughout my career in clinical psychology, I've had a long-standing interest in helping people to live well with physical health conditions. This has led me to undertake research and work with people with a variety of conditions and illnesses, prior to joining the Liverpool Psychology Service for Cancer in 2020. During my work I draw from a range of psychological therapies, but with a particular focus on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT)."
"I work as a Clinical Psychologist across cancer and cardiology services. I enjoy working with patients and families and with other professionals in the teams to improve mental wellbeing and quality of life for patients with physical health problems. I have previously worked in both Physical Health and Adult Mental Health NHS Services in Scotland. I use a number of different psychological models to inform my practice, including Mindfulness. I am currently involved in a research project across several trusts in Liverpool, working with Heart Failure Nursing Teams to improve the recognition of psychological distress and facilitate onward referral. We hope that this will improve health outcomes and help us to support people with their physical and mental health in a more integrated way."
"Following an extensive career in oncology nursing in London, I moved to Liverpool in 2006 and trained as a Health Psychologist. Since 2010 I have provided a Health Psychology service for patients with eye cancer. My interests lies in preventing distress in patients with cancer by identifying those vulnerable to persistent distress and providing early psychological intervention."
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"I work as an Assistant Psychologist in the Cancer Psychology Service, and at the University of Liverpool contributing to psychological research. I completed my Masters in Clinical and Health Psychology at the University and have previous experience of working as a health care assistant here at the Royal. In addition to experience of working in mental health teams with support work and volunteer counselling roles. I enjoy working with individuals, their families and other professionals in the team to help improve wellbeing and quality of life."
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Bio coming soon.