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C2:AD Workshop – New developments: Cognitive-behavioural therapies for OCD. Dr Jan van Niekerk. Most clinicians are familiar with exposure and response prevention treatment and cognitive appraisal model CBT for OCD. However, many are not familiar with newer models such as inference-based therapy, metacognitive therapy and ACT.  The workshop will aim to clarify OCD DSM-5 diagnosis, […]

Friday 1st February 12.30 – 1.30pm   Herchel Smith Building on the Forvie site at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge  http://c2ad.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/location Please note that no registration is required for this event, and that parking is limited. We are delighted to be hosting Professor Graham Davey from the University of Sussex. Creating psychological models of pathological worrying. More information about Professor Davey […]

Don’t forget to check out the calendar on our homepage for information about upcoming talks in Cambridge!

Have you ever been to an inspiring training workshop but struggled to regain that inspiration once you were back in your usual work place? Or found your regular supervisor is not familiar with the new approach from the workshop? If so, welcome to “Traipervision”, a new format of CPD which aims to bridge the gap […]

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We are please to be hosting 2 practical skills workshops in addition to the regular C2:AD Seminar series.  Dr Richard Moore will be presenting two practical skills workshops to offer clinicians an interactive experience to learn and practice clinical skills.  The Workshops: Friday 5th October 2018 –  Formulation in Chronic Depression. Friday 16th November 2018 […]

Cambridge NIHR are running a series of free workshops on Patient and Public involvement for Researchers. Click here for more information.  

Our very own Dr Tim Dalgleish had another moment in the spot light when he was invited along to speak with Claudia Hammond on BBC Radio 4’s All in the Mind series.  Tim discussed his work on his recent NIHR funded RCT evaluating the modular transdiagnostic intervention for common mental health problems. To listen to the […]

There is more to compulsions than meets the eye Professor Christine Purdon, PhD., C. Psych. What do we really know about compulsions? Surprising little, because there have been almost no systematic studies of the phenomenology of compulsions. Interesting findings emerge when we ask people detailed questions about their compulsions as they are being performed. Using […]