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Isabel Clarke — Home Page
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My work spans two areas: psychosis and spirituality, and clinical psychology. Both draw on the research based Interacting Cognitive Subsystems model of cognition, and both seek to bring spirituality into centre stage, founding it in cognitive and other research and theory, and regarding it as a central part of what it means to be human.
Recently I have been developing Comprehend, Cope and Connect (CCC - until recently known as Emotion Focused Formulation Approach, EFFA) in the diverse contexts of Acute, IAPT and Culture Free Adaptation.
See "ICS Underpinning 3rd Wave CBT" and our new book for more details.
CCC TRAINING HAS MOVED ON-LINE.
One or Two day Zoom workshops
For individuals to use the approach in their therapy practice
Train a whole team, Acute Mental Health, CMHT etc., to think and work psychologically
Self and Spirituality
A new course: among its aims: to present a holistic perspective on being human that is grounded in both cognitive science and lived experience that questions received notions of The Self, so called ‘Mental Illness’, and makes space for spirituality.
NEW BOOK FOR 2021: MEETING MENTAL BREAKDOWN MINDFULLY: HOW TO HELP THE COMPREHEND, COPE AND CONNECT WAY.
Routledge - expected Autumn.
Paper in Preparation: Myths of power. The Relationship between Life Defining Meaning and Science
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Third Wave
CBT Integration
for Individuals
and Teams
COMPREHEND, COPE AND CONNECT
Isabel Clarke and Hazel Nicholls
www.routledge.com/mentalhealth
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ISPS-US organized Webinar
Comprehend, Cope, Connect: An Experience Based Approach to Mental Health
To view the Webinar, chaired by Ron Unger:
https://youtu.be/MaFlZhoDlvs
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News: Our first paper describing and evaluating the initiative in Acute Mental Health has been published.
David Araci & Isabel Clarke (2017): Investigating the efficacy of a whole team, psychologically informed, acute mental health service approach,
Journal of Mental Health Journal. 26, 307-311.
(*Now known as COMPREHEND, COPE and CONNECT)
Watch out for the second which is a qualitative study of staff reactions. Research on service user feedback is in progress.
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Anger Management Self Help Book:
How to deal with anger and frustration.
John Murray Learning.
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Web site design by Chris Clarke www.scispirit.com
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