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The research day is aimed at both clinicians and researchers working in the field of mental health. The implications of the research being described run across disciplines is likely to be of particular interest to clinical psychologists, neuropsychologists, psychiatrists and psychiatric nurses. Researchers with a specific interest in mental health and trainees from all the above disciplines are likely to find much of benefit.

The Department of Psychology in the Institute of Psychiatry at King’s College, London has for many years been at the forefront of research and the application of this research to mental health problems. The presentations in this research day demonstrate how the department remains at the cutting edge of psychological science as applied to mental health. The topics illustrate both the diversity of work being carried out and a surprising degree of convergence between seemingly separate fields. The presentations will allow a unique opportunity to gain insight into a wide range of research and empirically grounded clinical practice which is the hallmark of the Institute of Psychiatry’s Psychology Department. The areas covered include cognitive approaches to anxiety, research into the understanding and treatment of psychosis, the way in which developmental psychology is being applied in work with children and the convergence of psychology and neuroscience. The research day will be an ideal opportunity for those interested in research to catch up with the latest developments and those with a more clinical focus to improve their grounding in theory, research and innovations in clinical practice. The day will provide both the opportunity to gain the highest quality continuing professional development but also to interact with scientists and clinicians at the leading edge of the application of psychological science to clinical practice.

Cost: £125 (including lunch)

After the conference, Professor Nick Rawlins of the University of Oxford will give the first Jeffrey Gray memorial lecture. More details can be found at http://www.iop.kcl.ac.uk/events/default.aspx?id=507

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