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This workshop facilitated by Prof. Gary Latchford will run through the main principles of motivational interviewing, where it comes from and the potential active ingredients. It’ll work either as an introduction or a refresher (but featuring the same jokes). We’ll also include time to think about where it might be useful, and reflect a little...

Are you in a busy clinical role, struggling to find time to engage in research activities? The Leeds/West Yorkshire DClinPsychol Programme provides opportunities to get involved in exciting projects in ways that can fit within your clinical responsibilities. This brief webinar will provide information about ways you can get involved and how the programme can...

Substance use presents in the vast majority of clinical services no matter the specialty. This full day workshop is delivered by clinical psychologists from Forward Leeds (City wide drug and alcohol service) - Jonathan Mitchell and Selina Li. They aim to increase knowledge and understanding of substance use and build confidence in working with people...

This three‑hour workshop is facilitated by John Atkinson, an Advanced Schema Therapist and Forensic Psychologist with over 20 years' experience, including 12 years specialising in Schema Therapy. John has applied the model across secure forensic settings, community forensic services, and multidisciplinary formulation and risk work within Intensive Intervention Risk Management Services (IIRMS). For the past...

In this interactive workshop, members of the Leeds DClinPsychol Inclusion Team invite you to ‘Deconstruct’ Disability. This full-day, in-person workshop will: Review Disability as a protected characteristic under the Equality Act (2010). Interrogate historical and current understanding and discourse around Disability. Reflect on the experiences of Disabled people within education, employment, and specifically psychology training...

This workshop offers an experiential and clinically grounded introduction to IFS, a compassionate, evidence-based model for understanding and working with the mind as a system of parts. Participants will explore the core principles of IFS, including multiplicity, the nature of protectors and vulnerable parts, and the role of Self-leadership. Through guided exercises, reflections, work in...

Overview Join us for a thought-provoking exploration of planetary health and its relevance to Clinical Psychology. Human activity is contributing to dramatic changes to our planet. Whilst the focus is understandably often on the immediate environmental impacts, ecological and environmental disruption in turn impacts on human physical and mental health in a myriad of ways....

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Psychological Digital Practice and AI

Advanced Supervisor Training (ASW) on Systemic Practice and Group Supervision

Motivational Interviewing

Doing research as a busy clinical psychologist: DClinPsychol collaboration opportunities

Working with people who use substances

Applying the Schema Therapy Model to Clinical Practice

Deconstructing disability

Introduction to Internal Family Systems: A Parts-Based Approach to Therapy

Why planetary health matters for clinical psychology

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