Professional Experience & Ventures
Currently, Emily is undertaking a Clinical Doctorate in Psychology as part of her ongoing professional development. In conjunction with this however, she continues to independently run and develop her private practice, currently based in Esher, Surrey.
Below details some of Emily's professionally related activities to date.
Research
Voluntary
Professional
- Multisensory Memory and Perceptual Acuity
- Suicidality
- ICF Core Set for Schizophrenia
Voluntary
- Circles South East
- Careers Conferences and Advice
Professional
- Jobs In Mind
- The Priory Hospital, Roehampton
- Personality Disorder Service, Camden & Islington NHS Trust
- Kensington & Chelsea IAPT, Central & North West London NHS Trust
- South Islington iCope, Camden & Islington NHS Trust
- South Islington Behavioural Treatments Clinic, Camden & Islington NHS Trust
- Older People & Healthy Ageing (OPHA) Services, Central & North West London NHS Trust
Professional Memberships
Registered Member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (mBABCP). Awarded 05/2015.
Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (MBPsS). Awarded 11/2015.
Accredited Member of the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapists (BABCP Accred). Awarded 02/2018.
Education & Training
University of Bristol
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Between 2008-2011 Emily attended the University of Bristol where she achieved a high 2.1 in Politics. She became passionate about examining international humanitarian issues such as inter- and intra-cultural tensions, crises and inequalities. For her thesis Emily therefore investigated the causal factors and triggers of political intolerances in the US: focusing on racism, homophobia and Islamophobia. Emily continues to draw upon these learnings within her practice, via her appreciation for how individual and cultural differences and inequalities can impact upon her clients and their wellbeing. In a culturally sensitive manner, she thus integrates these understandings into her approach to explore the influence and impact of culture within each of her client's lives and experiences.
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Regents University London
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Emily initially completed an intensive Post-Graduate Foundation Certificate in Psychotherapy and Counselling at Regents University London in 2012, before continuing on to study this subject via a Master of Arts degree between 2012-2017. These courses equipped her with a strong theoretical knowledge of Psychoanalysis, Existential and Humanistic schools of thought, and nurtured the development of her professional skills and therapeutic approach. Emily conducted 470+ hours of therapy alongside these studies, achieving above and beyond the requirements of both the course and of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP). She was thus awarded her Registered Membership of the BACP (mBACP) to be become a fully-qualified Integrative Psychotherapist in May 2015. She can subsequently be found on the official BACP register of qualified Psychotherapists.
Emily continued to broaden her theoretical understandings as a Psychotherapist by additionally completing a Master of Science degree in Psychology with Distinction between 2014-2015. She was subsequently granted her Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership by the British Psychological Society (mBPsS: BPS). Her research thesis exploring the effects of aging on multisensory memory and perceptual acuity was subsequently published, and two further projects she was involved in are being prepared for publication. In 2017 Emily completed a High Intensity Post-Graduate Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapies via Royal Holloway, working alongside at Kensington and Chelsea's IAPT primary care service. Emily delivered over 200 clinical hours of CBT to clients with a range of anxiety and mood disorders including PTSD, OCD, Panic, Phobias, Generalised Anxiety and Depression. Emily has since been awarded her full accreditation with the BABCP and can be found on the CBT register as a fully qualified and accredited CBT therapist. In September 2017 Emily commenced a 3-year Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Royal Holloway. In 2020 she will therefore be eligible to apply for chartered status with the BPS, and for registration with the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC) as a Clinical Psychologist. Throughout this professional doctorate Emily is refining and developing additional skills in order to work across a broader range of ages, populations and mental health difficulties. Furthermore, this training enables her to acquire additional competencies in further therapeutic models and interventions such as in Neuropsychology. Alongside, she is in the process of designing her major research project with the ultimate aim of publication. Across this doctorate Emily is particularly passionate about working with trauma and psychosis in a refugee population, in particular, those how are survivors of torture. Emily further intends to undertake the necessary professional training to become a qualified and accredited supervisor, in order to support the professional development and training of aspiring trainee Psychotherapists, CBT therapists and Psychologists. She continues to develop the leadership skills necessary to advance to a Consultant level and Clinical Lead of NHS services. |
Further Training
In addition to Emily’s formal professional training, she has also undertaken a number of additional training courses and workshops to continue to supplement and build upon her professional repertoire of knowledge and skills. Such include, but are not limited to:
Treating Eating Disorders (Priory Group, 2013)
Managing Violence and Aggression / Breakaway Training (Priory Group, 2012 & 2013)
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Essentials (APT, 2013)
Basic Life Support and Defibrillation (Priory Group, 2012)
Transforming Trauma (Cardinal Clinic, 2013)
Psychosocial Psychodynamic Training for Psychosis (JiM, 2013)
The Empowerment Model for Gendered Violence (WGN, 2013)
Gender Dysphoria (Cardinal Clinic, 2013)
Emerging Borderline Personality Disorders (Cardinal Clinic, 2013)
Understanding and Addressing Domestic Violence (BPS, 2013)
Schema Therapy Foundations (C&I NHS, 2014)
Eating Disorders: The Maudsley Model (Cardinal Clinic, 2015)
Domestic Violence: Intimate Terrorism (Cardinal Clinic, 2016)
Emergency Life Support (CNWL NHS, 2016)
Breakaway Training (CNWL NHS, 2016)
Eating Disorders, 10-Minute Consultation (Cardinal Clinic, 2017)
Safeguarding Adults and Children, Level 3 (CANDI NHS, 2018)
Treating Eating Disorders (Priory Group, 2013)
Managing Violence and Aggression / Breakaway Training (Priory Group, 2012 & 2013)
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Essentials (APT, 2013)
Basic Life Support and Defibrillation (Priory Group, 2012)
Transforming Trauma (Cardinal Clinic, 2013)
Psychosocial Psychodynamic Training for Psychosis (JiM, 2013)
The Empowerment Model for Gendered Violence (WGN, 2013)
Gender Dysphoria (Cardinal Clinic, 2013)
Emerging Borderline Personality Disorders (Cardinal Clinic, 2013)
Understanding and Addressing Domestic Violence (BPS, 2013)
Schema Therapy Foundations (C&I NHS, 2014)
Eating Disorders: The Maudsley Model (Cardinal Clinic, 2015)
Domestic Violence: Intimate Terrorism (Cardinal Clinic, 2016)
Emergency Life Support (CNWL NHS, 2016)
Breakaway Training (CNWL NHS, 2016)
Eating Disorders, 10-Minute Consultation (Cardinal Clinic, 2017)
Safeguarding Adults and Children, Level 3 (CANDI NHS, 2018)
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