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Psychological Formulation 101
A brief intro into what psychological formulation is.
Johnstone and Dallas formulation pdf book: webéducation.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Lucy-Johnstone-Rudi-Dallos-Formulation-in-Psychology-and-Psychotherapy_-Making-sense-of-peoples-problems-Routledge-2013.pdf#page=22
Johnstone and Dallas formulation pdf book: webéducation.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Lucy-Johnstone-Rudi-Dallos-Formulation-in-Psychology-and-Psychotherapy_-Making-sense-of-peoples-problems-Routledge-2013.pdf#page=22
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Reflection 101. Struggling with reflective practice? Hopefully this video will help! More info on Gibbs reflective cycle: www.ed.ac.uk/reflection/reflectors-toolkit/reflecting-on-experience/gibbs-reflective-cycle Schön reflective cycle: libguides.hull.ac.uk/reflectivewriting/schon
Reflecting on the CYPWP course | reflective diary 1 | eating disorder, did I do the right thing?
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Tw: around 6:14 talk of eating disorder Hey! Thanks for watching my video. Today we are going to be talking about my thoughts when starting the CYPWP course! It’s my first reflective diary, something I want to start making into a new series. It’s a much more rambling and chilled video so let me know if you like this style video more!
What can I do with a psychology degree?| psychologist, mental health or something else?
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A brief look into job roles you could go into if you have a psychology degree! This is by no means an exhaustive list as there are so many different jobs you could go into, this video is just some ideas if you are feeling stuck or starting to panic about what to do next. Hopefully this video will show you that there are so many different things you could go into after a psychology degree. More ...
Do I need an assistant psychologist post to be a clinical psychologist?
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Thank you for watching my video!! Link to Leeds clearing house : www.leeds.ac.uk/chpccp/
What IS a pwp/cypwp? | Background, how to become one, what they do.
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Papers about IAPT services and how the pwp role came around: www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.3109/09540261.2011.606803 Critique of iapt: www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/9BCD5999AB6ECACA51541DDFBB4D45EE/S2056469400000516a.pdf/div-class-title-children-and-young-people-s-improving-access-to-psychological-therapies-inspiring-innovation-or-more-of-the-same-a-href-fn1-r...
Do you need a masters to be a clinical psychologist?
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*thank you for subscribing to my Channel!* Hope this helps to answer some of your questions on if you should do a masters. Link to more information about checking your undergraduate degree for BPS accreditation www.leeds.ac.uk/chpccp/internationalquals.html
CYPWP interview questions + how to prepare (children and young psychological well-being practitioner
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Hey! Welcome to my first CZcams video all about how to prepare for a children and young people psychological well-being practitioner (or an adult pwp, the interviews are similar!) Please like and subscribe to my new Channel I hope to make more videos like this, about clinical psychology and careers into clinical psychology as well as more videos on psychological well-being practitioners. So if ...
Hi Eleanor, I have an EMHP trainee interview in a week and we have a young persons panel, can you remember what you were asked/what you did? Thank you for the video its helpful
I have one tomorrow 0_0 hope yours was successful!
@@strawberriwitch8295 yes I was thanks. The questions were really typical. Only one that tripped me up was about a time you've worked with diversity or a different culture. How you have adapted and how that has benefitted the young person. Good luck
@@Jamesy582please can you give a guide on how you write your supporting statement. Have applied to loads but not one interview yet
@@winnyscorner hi, I don't have a guide but stick to the job description. Evidence everything they are asking for. So any essential criteria, use an example of when you have used that skill and how using that skill gave a positive outcome for the patient/client. If you don't have an example just make one up or think of someone else's situation as an example. There will be more detailes videos on here I am sure though. Good luck
Is it intense and difficult to get into ? How was the interview?
Hey, I’d be interested to know what you’re doing now as I’m taking a similar route to you. Would you consider doing an update… ?
Where did you do you cypwpcourse
Why do you smack your lips so much
Thank you Eleanor! I am still getting to grips with formulation but this video was really helpful and nice and concise; do you have any insight into the specific differences between formulation vs diagnosis in application to mental health?
Hi, can i work as an assistant psychologist. After doing BSC psychology with addiction studies which is a 3 year undergraduate degree?
Hello, thank you for commenting. If your undergrad is BPS accredited then you can apply for AP posts. I’d recommend reading the person specification and check any caveats as every post is different! But as long as you have a BPS accreditation you can apply, I think most if not every post will want your undergraduate degree to be BPS accredited but as always it’s useful to read each posts individual person specification. Hope this helped!
@@eleanorpsych4870 Hi Eleanor but my degree is bps accredited but it is a psychology with addiction studies so can i work as assistant psychologist which is related to addictions or in they just asking for any bps accredited psychology degree
Hi, I would imagine you would be able to apply for any AP post, not just in addiction! Even though you specialised in your undergraduate, it was BPS accredited so you have been taught the same content as degrees without a specialisation. My understanding is that for it to be a accredited, degrees must cover specific content over the three years (most courses ensure this is covered in the first two years and then in third year you get to pick options/specialities). So to my understanding and knowledge, you will have covered the same as anyone doing a straight psychology degree (or else it wouldn’t be accredited!). Overall, you should be able to apply for any of course you may want to specifically look at addiction if that is still want interests you! With all that being said I would still read any person specification before applying - and of course, there is nothing wrong with applying for a post and see where it gets you!
Hi, I just wanted to say this video was a fantastic source for me I had an interview for a CYPWP last week and have been successful! So thank you so much!
Hi Helena, thank you for commenting! I’m so glad this video was of use to you and that you found it helpful! Congratulations on getting your post too! Wish you good luck for the future!
@@eleanorpsych4870 Ah thank you, Eleanor! It really was a great help. How are you finding your training post so far? I start in January. Best of luck to you too.
I’m really enjoying it! I’m basically finished mine now, just have a few things to finish off! I hope you have a good year!
@@eleanorpsych4870 Ah glad you're enjoying it. I start my post at the end of January. Thank you so much! And congratulations on finishing your course - I hope it was OK especially during covid. I think I'll likely be attending uni virtually for a little while.
Hi Eleanor, I have a few questions about this role, how would it be best to contact you? Do you have any socials?
Hi Rebecca, I’m on Twitter @ eleanorpsych
Can I have your IG account?
Hey Eleanor, I’ve recently applied for a trainee mental health practitioner role with my local trust! I just wondered if you have any feedback from your experience so far? I know it may of been different through lockdown but I’m hoping you have a positive experience. Also, in terms of the contract you gain whilst study are you entitled to annual leave ect.. or is this not possible due to the intensity of working a full time job whilst studying? Megan :)
Hi Megan, Thank for for watching! I’ve enjoyed my time on my course, although working from home and accessing lectures virtually has been quite difficult! I have found the uni side of things interesting, and it can be difficult at times although I personally haven’t found it overwhelming! In terms of annual leave, if you are working in the NHS you should be entitled the normal amount of annual leave, I think it works at at around 3-4 weeks there or thereabouts. It can be difficult to think about when to take it and uni don’t often like you missing it, however you will have a summer break during the course so it might be good to take some time then! Taking your annual leave is really important so you don’t get burnt out! Eleanor
Could you get into this if you don’t have a psychology background? I’ve done Education and training.
Hi, yes there are lots of people on my cypwp course who have also been in education!
Thanks a lot for the video. You have made a lot of things very very clear. I personally did Bsc in economics, finance and management as an international student back in 2011. 1) Do I need to a one year psychology conversion course or anything like that before I apply for pwp training in the uk? 2) Can a pwp eventually progress on to cbt or psychotherapist roles? Or, is there a shorter way to get into that? Your answer will be highly appreciated.
THAN YOU
Hi, this was a very useful video, was wondering if your CAMHS healthcare assistant role was in the community or ward setting, I'm finishing university this year and looking for entry-level jobs, Thanks x
Hi, thanks for commenting! It was a community based role!x
Hi, great video! I had a question, I'm currently doing my masters in forensic psych and have to do an assignment where I have been asked to review a case, with a view to develop a formulation of their difficulties and how they relate to their Personality Disorders and Substance Misuse. I was just wondering if there was a time limit on the predisposing factors, as in this case the individual was put in custody for setting fire to his ex's house, as he was jealous of her new relationship. He was violent whilst in custody too. So I was wondering if his ex starting a new relationship was a predisposing factor for his violence in custody as he expressed anger toward her for 'putting him in jail'?
Hi Laura! Thanks for reaching out and I’m glad you enjoyed the vid! I would say there is no time limit on predisposing factors! The idea of predisposing factors is that they are the factors which could make someone more vulnerable to issues so this could stem back years and might include childhood factors and biological factors I.e parents divorce, parent mental health, bereavements, bullying ect! Hope that makes sense! X
Hey Eleanor, thanks for this it was really helpful! Im currently a camhs support worker and looking to apply to the PWP trainee programme later this year, do you recommend anything else needed for the application?
Hi, glad it could help! I think that will put you in a really good position to apply! It’s all about how you talk about your experience and what you’ve learnt from it and how that will add to you becoming a practitioner! Good luck!
What was your experience / qualifications before the pwp?
Hi, before I got this role I worked in camhs as a support worker for around 10 months and before that I worked in schools as SEND and behaviour support for around 6 months. I have a degree in psychology and a masters in clinical psychology. Hope that helps!
@@eleanorpsych4870 Thank you for disclosing! Where did you complete your masters, and where did you get your support worker role? Thanks
Hi, I did my masters at Nottingham Trent, and my role as a healthcare assistant/support worker was in camhs 😊
Great video! 👏👏👏✨
Thank you!!
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Hi! Thank you for watching and commenting. I’m so glad you found the video useful. Thank you for the recommendation too I will check out that channel!