Well-being: what it is and why it matters for Clinical Psychology. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL LATER ON IN THE YEAR.
The aim of the session is to introduce attendees to the conceptual foundations of well-being, to cover how ideas of well-being are beginning to emerge in Psychology and to think about how to apply some of those ideas in clinical practice.
- Date
- 23 Apr 2010
- Time
- 0.00
- Location
- 3
- Trainer
- Andy MacLeod
- Outline
- This workshop will cover different approaches to understanding what well-being consists of and how that understanding is relevant to the practice of Clinical Psychology. Interventions aimed at enhancing well-being will be discussed, with a more detailed discussion of an intervention designed to enhance well-being through teaching goal-setting and planning skills.
- For Whom
- Practicing clinical psychologists
- Aims & Objectives
- NA
- Topics Covered
- Andy MacLeod is Professor of Clinical Psychology at Royal Holloway University of London. He trained as a Clinical Psychologist in Cambridge, where he also completed his PhD at the MRC Applied Psychology Unit. Since 1991 he has been in the Psychology Depa
- Booking
For more info, contact Helen Stocks.
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