NewsNews: DCP Annual Conference 2013<i>Royal Hotel, York, 4–6 December</i>News: Division of Neuropsychology annual conferenceNews: WHO approval and other positive developments for EMDRNews: Good practice guidelines on working with people with personality disorders – get involved!News: People want therapy, but prescribing is still on the increase-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

NewsNews: DCP Annual Conference 2013Royal Hotel, York, 4–6 DecemberNews: Division of Neuropsychology annual conferenceNews: WHO approval and other positive developments for EMDRNews: Good practice guidelines on working with people with personality disorders – get involved!News: People want therapy, but prescribing is still on the increase

Published:2013-11 Issue:251 Volume:1 Page:1-3
ISSN:1747-5732
Container-title:Clinical Psychology Forum
language:en
Short-container-title:bpscpf

Author:

Whomsley Stuart

Abstract

Joint Conference Chairs Dougal Hare and Anja Wittkowski on why the DCP annual conference is increasingly becoming a must attend for clinical psychologists of any area of specialism.

Publisher

British Psychological Society

Subject

Clinical Psychology

Reference7 articles.

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2. Efficacy of EMDR in children: A meta-analysis

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5. Wood, E. (2012). Sheffield EMDR and Depression Investigation (SEDI): The reconsolidation model of eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) and how it can be tested with regard to the emotional impact of the memory and the pathology associated with it in patients with long-term depression. [Paper presented at the 18th International Network for Psychiatric Nursing Research, Mental Health Nursing and Research Through the Ages, Oxford, UK]