Current writing on clinical psychology, neuropsychology and trauma
Schema Therapy, developed by Jeffrey Young, is an integrative approach for long-standing difficulties and personality disorders. Discover how early maladaptive schemas shape our behaviour in adulthood.
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Why is it so important to avoid re-traumatisation and to build trust when working with people who have experienced trauma? Core principles for clinical settings.
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How are cognitive functions assessed after a brain injury or a neurological condition? The clinical use of tools such as the Stroop Test and the Rey Complex Figure, and why normative data matter.
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) teaches us to accept difficult thoughts and emotions rather than fight them, and to act in line with our values.
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How are structured professional judgement tools such as the HCR-20 used to assess the risk of violence and plan interventions in forensic populations?
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Why it matters to involve the family in therapy when working with children under 6, and strategies for positioning parents as "co-therapists".
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