1/6 Just published this paper on how psychotherapists can develop their skills with service users from minoritised ethnicities, applying the declarative-procedural-reflective (DPR) model originally created by James Bennett-Levy.
Full free text: https://t.co/8CnSFJBpTn
Participants needed for this study on migration! It's a great opportunity for people from racialised minorities to explore their migration history and contribute to better care for people from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Please RT @DrRBabb @BABCP_Equality @LeilaLawton3
We are psychologists at the University of Oxford looking for volunteers to take part in our research project on migration and ethnic identity.
For more information/ to express your interest in taking part, please follow this link:
https://t.co/6i4zays12G
#dclinpsy#research
@casey_briege talks about her work to identify the prevalence of autism in adults experiencing homeless in Ireland using the DATHI interview utilised by @AChurchard. Prevalence of 9.4% identified. @PathwayUK
Really exciting opportunity for CBT therapists from a minoritised ethnicity! A pilot SP/SR programme from a very enthusiastic and passionate research team.
All CBT therapists from a minority ethnic background: would you like to explore how your ethnic identity relates to your clinical role? If so this research is a chance to do so. More details in the tweet below
Really helpful to have programmes like this coming out on the positives and complexities of black british / mixed race identity
https://t.co/DGDjBul6va
Why should psychotherapists have an awareness of history? I spoke about this in relation to working therapeutically with people from minoritised ethnicities recently. Webinar only accessible to
@UK_ACP members unfortunately but I'm hoping to do more on this topic in next year
Now available to @UK_ACP#PsychologyOfAgeingNetwork members a fascinating webinar by @AChurchard
'The Importance of Historical Knowledge in Working Therapeutically with Clients from Minoritised Ethnicities'
Thanks for the really helpful training today on mentoring for psychological professionals from minoritised ethnicities! @MasumaRahim@SabinahJanally@amrarao
6/6 All an initial exploration of this area. I think it makes some interesting links and suggests steps that can be taken to improve therapist skill, but I'm keen for feedback and to see if this model could be developed further.
1/6 Just published this paper on how psychotherapists can develop their skills with service users from minoritised ethnicities, applying the declarative-procedural-reflective (DPR) model originally created by James Bennett-Levy.
Full free text: https://t.co/8CnSFJBpTn
5/6 I've tried to draw on work by @DrMonnica, David Sue, Alex Pieterse among others to bring in the systemic context. And also of course @andrewbeck45 on transcultural CBT
My new article on therapist skill development with service users from minoritised ethnicities - I'd be keen to get feedback on the theory and practical implications. Thanks to @rthwaites for being so supportive as I worked on this!
New tCBT paper:
How can psychotherapists improve their practice with service users from minoritised ethnicities? An application of the DPR model of clinical skill development
Full free text https://t.co/aSoP6iahX4
@AChurchard @BABCP_Equality @BABCP @rthwaites
@CurnowSteph