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Number of items: 16.
Article
Chaffelson, Rebecca;
Smith, Jonathan A;
Katona, Cornelius;
Clements, Henry;
(2023)
The challenges faced during home office interview when seeking asylum in the United Kingdom: an interpretative phenomenological analysis.
Ethnic and Racial Studies
, 46
(7)
pp. 1269-1289.
10.1080/01419870.2022.2112255.
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Von Werthern, Martha;
Sweet, Rebecca;
Tsipa, Anastasia;
Caliskan, Izel;
Clements, Henry;
Alcock, Kat;
Soon, Kristina;
(2023)
Endings and the end of treatment bell in paediatric cancer treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of children’s perspectives.
Journal of Cancer Policy
, 38
, Article 100442. 10.1016/j.jcpo.2023.100442.
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Waddington, C;
Flanagan, K;
Clements, H;
Harding, E;
van der Byl Williams, M;
Walton, J;
Crutch, S;
(2023)
Grief and loss in people living with dementia: a review and metasynthesis of qualitative studies.
Aging and Mental Health
10.1080/13607863.2023.2280925.
(In press).
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Book
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Kemp, Natalie;
Scior, Katrina;
Clements, Henry;
Mackenzie-White, Kathy;
(2020)
BPS/DCP Guidance: Supporting and valuing lived experience of mental health difficulties in clinical psychology training.
[Book].
British Psychological Society: London, UK.
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Conference item
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Churchard, Alasdair;
Malik, Zara;
Thwaites, Richard;
Clements, Henry;
(2021)
A novel Self-Practice/Self-Reflection programme for CBT therapists from minoritised ethnicities.
Presented at: EABCT (The Annual Congress of the European Association for Behavioural and Congitive Therapies) 2021, Belfast, UK.
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Clements, Henry;
(2019)
Supporting trainee and qualified mental health professionals in reaching decisions about disclosing their own mental health problems.
Presented at: UCL Festival of Failure, London, UK.
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Clements, Henry;
Roth, Tony;
Myles-Hooton, Pam;
(2019)
Workshop: Competency in CBT - using the UCL CBT Scale.
Presented at: NHS Education for Scotland - Celebrating Supervision Conference, Stirling, UK.
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Evans, Julie;
Mills, Harriet;
Hildebrand, Anna;
Clements, Henry;
Scior, Katrina;
(2019)
Supporting mental health professions in decisions about sharing their own mental health problems: The HOP-MHP project.
Presented at: Chicago Stigma Conference, Chicago, IL, USA.
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Kemp, Natalie;
Scior, Katrina;
Clements, Henry;
Mackenzie-White, Kathy;
(2021)
Launch of BPS/DCP Guidance: Supporting and valuing lived experience of mental health difficulties in clinical psychology training.
Presented at: UCLUS Healthcare provider mental health: Going beyond wellbeing narratives, Online conference.
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Moulton-Perkins, Alesia;
Fowke, Alex;
Clements, Henry;
(2018)
The 'what' of BABCP accreditation.
Presented at: Group of Trainers in Clinical Psychology Annual Conference, Glasgow, UK.
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Roth, Tony;
Myles-Hooton, Pam;
Clements, Henry;
(2019)
Assessing competence in CBT using structured observation.
Presented at: NHS Education for Scotland - Celebrating Supervision Conference, Stirling, UK.
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Scior, Katrina;
Clements, Henry;
(2017)
HOP-MHP Supporting mental health professionals with lived experience in reaching disclosure decisions.
Presented at: International Honest Open Proud Seminar, Chicago, IL, USA.
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Scior, Katrina;
Clements, Henry;
Hildebrand, Anna;
Mills, Harriett;
(2016)
HOP for Health Professionals (HOP-HP).
Presented at: International Symposium: Stigma, Disclosure and Participation, Glasgow, UK.
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Shetty Chowdhury, S;
(2023)
A novel Self-Practice/Self-Reflection programme for CBT Therapists from minoritised ethnic backgrounds: a multiple baselines single case experimental design.
Presented at: The 51st BABCP Annual Conference, Cardiff, UK.
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Sweet, Rebecca;
Tsipa, Anastasia;
Clements, Henry;
(2021)
Healthcare professionals' experience of endings in paediatric cancer treatment: an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA).
Presented at: National Paediatric Oncology Clinical Psychologist Special Interest Group.
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Watson, Sue;
Clements, Henry;
(2019)
Redefining the 'F' Word: Failure Toss.
Presented at: UCL Festival of Failure, London, UK.
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