My work spans two areas: psychosis and spirituality, and clinical
psychology. Both draw on the research based Interacting Cognitive
Subsystems model of cognition, and both seek to bring spirituality into
centre stage, founding it in cognitive and other research and theory,
and regarding it as a central part of what it means to be human.
Spiritual Crisis Network Events — London and Sheffield
A Spiritual Crisis Network Event
What helps? Supporting people through Spiritual Crisis.
What is it?
Talks and discussion led by members of the Spiritual Crisis Network
London Event: March 24th 11.30 – 13.30.
Venue details: 2cv Research,
35 King Street, Covent Garden
London, WC2E 8JG
Poster
Sheffield Event: April 28th 11.30 – 13.30.
April 28th 11.30 – 13.30.
Venue details: Stillpoint,
25 Montgomery Road, Nether Edge,
Sheffield, S7 1LN
Poster
If you wish to attend either of these events,
it is essential that you register in advance as numbers are limited.
Please email info@spiritualcrisisnetwork.org.uk
to register your attendance.
If you wish to attend this event,
it is essential that you register in advance as numbers are limited.
Please email info@spiritualcrisisnetwork.org.uk
to register your attendance.
On Monday, 2 April 2012, a day Workshop on:
Unlocking the Potential of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
A DBT Informed approach for use across clinical presentations and settings
organised by the BABCP DBT Secial Interest Group.
Venue: British Psychological Society, 30 Tabernacle Street, London, EC2A 4UE.
Flyer, more
details.
Presentation given at the Conference: Psychosis and Spirituality: Inner Journies in
a Time of Transition.
Liverpool John Moores University. 10th November 2011.
Linked audio and powerpoint (on line),
powerpoint.