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Low-Intensity CBT Skills & Interventions
a practitioner's manual
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Paul Farrand
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Foreword © David M. Clark, 2020
Editorial arrangement, Introduction, Chapter 1 and 11 © Paul Farrand, 2020
Chapter 2 © Pamela Myles-Hooton, 2020
Chapter 3 © Joshua E.J. Buckman, Rob Saunders, and Steve Pilling, 2020
Chapter 4 © Jeffrey McDonnell, Nichola Kirkland-Davis, and Rachel Newman, 2020
Chapter 5 © Zoe Symons, 2020
Chapter 6 © Katie Lockwood, 2020
Chapter 7 © Chris Williams and Paul Farrand, 2020
Chapter 8 © Paul Chadwick, 2020
Chapter 9 © Faye Small, 2020
Chapter 10 © Aljie van Hoorn, Paul Farrand, and Chris Dickens, 2020
Chapter 12 © Simon Grist, 2020
Chapter 13 © Mark Papworth, 2020
Chapter 14 © Judith Gellatly, Rebecca Pedley, Penny Bee, and Karina Lovell, 2020
Chapter 15 © Faye Small and Katie Lockwood, 2020
Chapter 16 © Georgina Miles, 2020
Chapter 17 © Sophie Brooks, 2020
Chapter 18 © Earlise C. Ward, 2020
Chapter 19 © Alessa Werson, Paul Farrand, and Ken Laidlaw, 2020
Chapter 20 © Paul Farrand and Ursula James, 2020
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About the Editor
Professor Paul Farrandis Director of the Low-Intensity Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (LICBT) clinical portfolio for the training of Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWP) within Clinical Education, Development and Research (CEDAR), Psychology, University of Exeter. He has developed many of the most commonly used LICBT interventions adopted by Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services and is a member of the IAPT Expert Advisory Group, LICBT practitioner workforce development groups and national training and professional body accreditation committees. He is engaged in research and training associated with LICBT in several countries, currently the USA, Saudi Arabia and Sweden. In his clinical practice he has worked as Consultant Psychological Lead within the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical hospital-based specialty for over 20 years. In recognition of his contribution to psychological therapies training, he was awarded National Teaching Fellowship in 2012.
About the Contributors
Penny Beeis a Chair in Applied Mental Health Research at the University of Manchester. She contributes to undergraduate and postgraduate learning. She is co-lead of the Mental Health Research Group, where her main research interests lie in the development and evaluation of innovative models of mental health service delivery.Sophie Brooksis a Lecturer on the PGCert Evidence Based Psychological Therapies and the PWP Supervision training at Exeter University, having previously worked as a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner within a local NHS service.Dr Joshua E.J. Buckmanis a Clinical Research Fellow at UCL, his research focuses on personalising treatments for people with common mental disorders, particularly depression. He has worked in IAPT services in a research capacity since 2011 and as a clinician since 2014, providing training and clinical supervision to a range of IAPT clinicians and lecturing on the UCL Low Intensity Cognitive Behavioural Interventions Post Graduate course.Paul Chadwickis Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the UCL Centre for Behaviour Change. He is also a Consultant Clinical and Health Psychologist specialising in interventions with adults and children with diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and issues affecting sexual health and development.Chris Dickensis Professor of Psychological Medicine, and the Lead for the Mental Health Research Group at Exeter University. He is a member of the University of Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care, and an honorary Consultant in Psychological Medicine with the Devon Partnership NHS Trust.Dr Judith Gellatlyis a mental health Research Fellow at The University of Manchester. She has managed a number of research trials focusing on the delivery of psychological therapies for common mental health problems, including a multi-centre trial exploring the effectiveness of computerised cognitive behaviour therapy and guided self-help for OCD.Simon Gristis a Low Intensity CBT Programmes Course