Psychology: Let's Get To Clinical Podcast
1) 10: "A psychology degree can offer so much" A-level students Q&A"
Mark, Leanna Ong (Trainee Clinical Psychologist) & Kate Knott (Assistant Psychologist) the current Co-Chairs of the British Psychological Society's Pre-Qualification Group answer questions from A...Show More
2) 09: "There are opportunities to show leadership at any level"
Mark speaks to Melissa McRae, a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner and DCP Leadership and Management Faculty Representative. Melissa talks about her experiences working in IAPT, the changes she has ...Show More
3) 08: 'Psychology is making my job more enjoyable'
Mark speaks to Graeme Green, a Senior Physiotherapist in persistent pain conditions. Graeme talks about his experiences of working with pre-qual psychologists, tips on how pre-qualified psychologists ...Show More
4) 07: "Psychology can make a difference in so many areas"
Mark speaks to Leanna Ong, Co-Chair of the British Psychological Society's Pre-Qualification Group @DCPPreQual and trainee clinical psychologist about her journey to clinical training. Leanna ref...Show More
5) 06: "It's not how many eyes look over it - it's who looks over it that makes the difference"
Mark invites Joanne Iddon, a Principle Clinical Psychologist to talk about her journey to the clinical doctorate, what clinical psychology can offer our physical health clients and colleagues, how the...Show More
6) 05: "Major trauma events transcend role"
Beth invites Alistair Teager, a Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist to talk about his clinical work, his journey to qualification, multidisciplinary work at Salford Royal Hospital and the role clini...Show More
7) 04 "You will never find losing a watch in the evidence base: our time in IAPT"
Mark and Beth reflect on their time in the Improving Access to Psychological Therapy (IAPT) programme. We talk about the skills you gain, research you can do, the importance of supervision and support...Show More
04 "You will never find losing a watch in the evidence base: our time in IAPT"
41:43 | Apr 1st, 2019
8) 03 “They are no longer a patient, they are now your colleague”
Graham Belchamber, committee member for the Faculty of Clinical Health & expert by experience, gives advice to pre-qualified professionals who may want to support service user input in the services th...Show More
9) 02 "It just doesn't feel like work"
Beth invites Dr Sunjeev Kamboj, Clinical Psychologist from University College London to talk about his research on memory, the usefulness of health roles on the journey to qualification and how to kee...Show More
10) 01 "You can always find an interesting question to ask in any context"
Beth invites Prof. Val Curran, Professor of Psychopharmacology and Clinical Psychologist from University College London to talk about her career in research, applications to the doctorate and leaders...Show More