Clinical psychologists integrate clinical knowledge, science and theory to understand and treat emotional distress. The doctorate qualification is highly regulated and requires clinicians to be competent in a minimum of three types of therapy. The treatment approach taken will be decided by your wishes along with your individual formulation and the evidence base.
Clinical Psychologists are also aware that successful treatment is consistently linked to the relationship between you and your therapist. With this in mind it is important that you are able to feel safe and contained throughout your work together.
Clinical psychologists are required to follow strict professional guidelines from the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC) and the British Psychological Society. They are also required to have regular clinical supervision with a suitably qualified clinical psychologist to ensure a high standard of professional and reflective practice.
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