Dr. Grace Lee-Brindle Email & Phone Number

England, United Kingdom

Worthing, England, United Kingdom

Providing specialist psychological therapy to women, their partners and families, working on an individual and group basis with or without the baby presentProviding specialist psychological therapy to women, their partners and families to improve the relationship between parent and child, including the use of Video Interactive Guidance, Circle of Security.

Dartford, England, United Kingdom

As the lead Clinical Psychologist for the North Kent team within MIMHS, I provide evidencebased assessment, formulation and treatment to women with moderate to severe mental healthdifficulties during the perinatal period. I work with women individually, with their babies, theirpartners, or with their wider families. I have recently trained in Dialectical.

Leatherhead, England, United Kingdom

I completed my clinical psychology doctorate. I was employed by SABP and the teachingelement of the course was provided by the University of Surrey. My time was split acrossuniversity teaching (two days a week), placement (two and a half days a week) and myresearch role (half a day a week). The courses main therapeutic models were CognitiveBehavioural.

Aldershot, England, United Kingdom

I contributed to initial assessments, developing skills in formulation, treatment planning, andreport and therapeutic letter writing. I worked individually with young people and their parents,using the principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to help them manage anxiety. Ialso co-facilitated group interventions, including a CBT anxiety management.

I was responsible for the safety, wellbeing, care and development of a 5 year old girl both during term time and the summer holidays. I utilised my creativity to think of fun, engaging and educational activities for both her and her playmates. As with all children there was sometimes a need to deal with challenging behaviour, to do so I successfully used a.

I helped facilitate a group for young care leavers; designed to help them learn to better regulate their emotions using dialectical behavioural therapy. The aim of the group was to develop meaningful ways of coping with distress, including tolerance, mindful awareness and acceptance, in an effort to decrease the likelihood of substance misuse (in line with.

Worked under two clinical psychologists for an academic year as a member of the Child and Family Psychological Health Service (CFPHS or CAMHS). This service offers psychological interventions to children and families, largely within a community setting. It also offers consultations to a number of other professions. This role gave me an insight into child.

I was responsible for the safety of children aged between 9 months and 5 years at a designated care facility. My role included practical aspects of care (for example feeding and changing) as well as guidance of play and development within the remit of Early Years Foundation Stage Framework.

I worked at a number of organisations during my time at Heart of the South including nursery’s, adult care homes and schools for those with special needs as well as carrying out domiciliary work with the elderly. My role as a nursery assistant was similar to that of Little Treasure but with the added responsibility of larger group sizes with more varied.

I worked as part of a team assisting disabled young people during the summer while going on days out. My tasks were to ensure the safety of the young people, while using my creativity and energy to maximise their enjoyment throughout the day. I also fed and changed them if required. I gained a lot of knowledge in how to deal with challenging behaviour as.

Caterham

Doctor'S Degree, Clinical Psychology

Bsc, Psychology

Result: 1st with Honours

Education record

A Levels: Psychology A, Geography A, PE A. GCSE's: 8 A*/A's and 3 B's (including Maths and English).