Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology
Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology
Professor of Clinical Psychology
Professor of Molecular Psychiatry
Professor Emerita of Clinical Psychology
Professor of Psychiatry & Cognitive Neuroscience
Professor of Social Epidemiology
Reader of Clinical Psychology
Reader in Clinical Psychology and Digital Mental Health
Vice Dean (Psychology & Systems Sciences)
How do we make sense of, and respond to, unusual experiences? Cognitive and social processes in the pathway to psychosis
We compared the differences in interpretations in response to simulations of unusual experiences between 3 groups: people with unusual experiences and a ‘need for care’, those with unusual experiences but no need for care and people without any unusual experiences
We also investigated a number of psychological and social factors to investigate what distinguishes between people whose unusual experiences are positive from those whose experiences become more distressing
British Psychological Society “Award for Distinguished Contributions to Professional Practice” 2017
Supervisory Excellence Award, joint IoPPN winner & overall KCL winner. 2017
May Davidson, British Psychological Society (for “outstanding contribution to the development of clinical psychology within the first 10 years of qualification”) 2003
PICuP, our Psychological Interventions Clinic for outpatients with Psychosis. See more details