Applying psychological thinking to all things Child and Family
In this episode, two Clinical Psychologists from CMCAFS (Dr Charlene Rouski and Dr Steven Sulej) talk about their research around young people's self-harm in residential care, and how young people and staff experience the way that this is 'managed.' They reflect upon the parallels and differences between the two projects and consider what this means for organisations going forward.
In this episode, Dr Gill I'Anson and Dr Sue Knowles (two Consultant Clinical Psychologists from CMCAFS) discuss the concept of 'resilience', what is really means for children, young people and families, and whether we should 'bring it back.'
In this episode, Dr Jade Ark and Dr Vikki Taylor discuss their thoughts on the use of language in clinical settings and reflect upon their experiences of using a critical lens to think about their own use of language.
In today's podcast, our CMCAFS Clinical Psychologists, Dr Mike Heyes, Dr Gill I'Anson and Dr Jenny Mullineaux talk about what they think should be the key policies put in place to support children's mental health and wellbeing, including how we can best support communities.
In this episode, Andrew, Abbie, Gill, and Mike (Clinical Psychologists and Assistant Psychologists from CMCAFS) consider how the concept of the Boundary See-Saw (Hamilton, 2010) can be used to understand relational dynamics within client-practitioner relationships, and relationships between professionals. They give some examples from their work.