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Assistant psychologists' experience of a reflective practice group in an older people's psychology service
Author(s)Lenita Rankin, Justine Bush, Hannah Wilson
Journal titleFaculty of the Psychology of Older People (FPOP) Newsletter, no 130, April 2015
PublisherBritish Psychological Society, April 2015
Pagespp 37-41
Sourcewww.bps.org.uk
KeywordsClinical psychologists ; Psychology [care] ; In-service training ; Essex.
AnnotationThe SEPT Older People's Psychology Service serves a population of some 120,000 older people and is delivered from five bases in South Essex, each staffed by one clinical psychologist and one assistant psychologist. The assistant psychologists are employed over a 12-month fixed-term contract. Every six weeks, the assistants meet for a reflective practice group facilitated by a designated qualified clinical psychologist in the team. The group meets for two hours and involves one of the assistants presenting a case study upon which the group reflects. Case presentations have included discussions on neuropsychological assessments and therapeutic work on both an individual and group basis. This is followed by a discussion of a journal article or book chapter relevant to the delivery of psychological services for older people. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-150807227 A
ClassmarkQT9A: QN: QWD: 8ES

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