CBTMindfulness

CBTMindfulness I am a highly skilled, experienced and published Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy (CBT) clinician, supervisor and lecturer based in South Manchester.

An Introduction to me as a Therapist, Supervisor and Mindfulness Practitioner

I AM A HIGHLY EXPERIENCED AND SKILLED CBT THERAPIST, SUPERVISOR AND TEACHER. I’m an accredited CBT practitioner, supervisor and trainer, and have been working in the mental health field since 1996. During my career I've worked in a variety of settings including inpatient and outpatient, GP surgeries, the NHS, charities, and the voluntary and private sector. As an experienced CBT practitioner I've published articles in several journals and undertaken research, facilitated training, and organised workshops. Currently I'm a clinical lecturer in cognitive behaviour therapy in Manchester, so I teach and see people for 1-1 therapy, offer supervision as well as running MBCT groups. I have completed a Mindfulness teacher training Msc. I've been a Mindfulness practitioner for several years, and I’m an advocate of Mindfulness-based interventions. I’m experienced in supervision and also supervise other CBT therapists and trainees. Teaching has given me a great understanding of the skills needed for effective CBT, and I’m fully conversant with ethical codes of practice and confidentiality. Working in many areas has provided me with a wealth of knowledge and experience which I utilise to help individuals, couples, professionals, families and organisations create meaningful, long lasting and useful change.

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Thinking about my journey of 30 years in nursing and International Nurses Day.. How did that happen? I became a student nurse in 1995, from a background of finishing an art degree, and being unsure of what I wanted to do in the future. Knowing that I had worked as a nursing assistant, I felt like I....

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An Introduction to me as a Therapist, Supervisor and Mindfulness Practitioner I AM A HIGHLY EXPERIENCED AND SKILLED CBT THERAPIST, SUPERVISOR AND TEACHER. I’m an accredited CBT practitioner, supervisor and trainer, and have been working in the mental health field since 1996. During my career I've worked in a variety of settings including inpatient and outpatient, GP surgeries, the NHS, charities, and the voluntary and private sector. As an experienced CBT practitioner I've published articles in several journals and undertaken research, facilitated training, and organised workshops. Currently I'm a clinical lecturer in cognitive behaviour therapy in Sheffield, so I teach and see people for 1-1 therapy as well as running MBCT groups. I’m finishing my Mindfulness teacher training Msc. I've been a Mindfulness practitioner for several years, and I’m an advocate of Mindfulness-based interventions. I’m experienced in supervision and also supervise other CBT therapists and trainees. Teaching has given me a great understanding of the skills needed for effective CBT, and I’m fully conversant with ethical codes of practice and confidentiality. Working in many areas has provided me with a wealth of knowledge and experience which I utilise to help individuals, couples, professionals, families and organisations create meaningful, long lasting and useful change.