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2008 Faculty for Children and Young People Annual Conference

CYP Annual Conference 2008
Conference Venue: University of Nottingham
Faculty for Children and Young People

From: 09 Nov 2008
To: 09 Dec 2008
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Abstract Title Author(s) View
The added value of Clinical Psychology: Working with families with children with a disability M. Johnson
'Where angels fear to tread' - Exploring family secrets S. Pettle
Doing what it says on the tin: Using a programme logic approach to develop, evaluate and maintain a community CAMH service M. Vam Roosmalen
C. Gardner
A Day in the Life of a Clinical Psychologist working in the media Professor T. Byron
Can a Psycho-Educational Group improve Quality of Life and Self-Efficacy in Adolescents with Epilepsy? R. Campbell
The development of positive risk-taking in children: A clinical perspective S. Davis
N. Eppler-Wolff
Building Bridges: The contribution of psychologists to working with black and minority ethnic families I. Fatimilehin
Testing times: How many WISCs does it take to be a competent psychologist? I. Sclare
K. Byard
CORC Routine Outcomes Measurement: Learning from Experience S. Jones
The added value of clinical psychology to the Family Nurse Partnership programme in England P.O. Svanberg
Exploring DDP. Attachment focused therapy for children experiencing difficulties feeling secure with caregivers K. Golding
What’s in a letter? A. Brazier
Empowering children: Applying Self-Control Skills to Reduce Aggression among children T. Ronen
Home visits, street work and cafe clinics: innovative community practice with highly troubled adolescents P. Fuggle
Working with families who have experienced torture and/or organised political violence J. Fisher
J. Avigad
Russian dolls and mirrors: Reflections on psychological consultation to a residential service for looked after adolescent girls L. Hipkin
Holding the uncontained toddler: What can clinical psychology offer a Tier 2 Community CAMHs team working through the terrible twos? S. Lyons
K. Taylor
Experiences of Developing an Innovative Family Intervention Service E. Richards
E. Simpson
Working with carers to reduce placement breakdown M. Silver
Using Imagery and Metaphors in Psychotherapy T. Ronen
Delivering CBT to young people with complex problems C. Verduyn
Providing Psychological Support to Staff Groups in a Medical Setting S O'Curry
Resiliency in young people B. Daniel
“I’ll see you in Court” R. Young

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