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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 110 - April 2010
- Letter from the Editor - Louisa Shirley
- Letter from the Guest Editor - Becci Dow
- Letter from the Chair - Don Brechin
- Forthcoming Regional Newsletter Editions
- A hospital-based peer support group for stroke survivors and their carers - Reg Morris & Paula Morris
- An audit of a 'Satellite Club Service' for people experiencing mild to moderate dementia - Abi Ekin-Wood, Sarah Morgan & Dawn Rachel-Adams
- Evaluating the effectiveness of training using operationalised scoring criteria for the Mini Mental State Examination - Susanna Moss & Helen Barker
- An evaluation of a psychiatric and medical shared care service model offered at a general hospital site - Amanda Rooke & Sarah Morgan
- Development of stroke services in Wales - Julie Wilcox
- How do we work effectively with Welsh-speaking older adults? - Becci Dow
- 'Where are all the older people?' They're not here either. Referral rates of over- and under-65s in Dumfries and Galloway - Anna Robson & Dr John Higgon
- Pre-retirement occupation and current self-assessed health and life satisfaction - Michael J. Lowis, Anthony C. Edwards & Hayley M. Singlehurst
- Inappropriate sexual behaviour observed within an older adult service: The use of the St Andrew's Sexual Behaviour Assessment (SASBA) in formulation, intervention and outcome - Inga Stewart, Caroline Knight, Nick Alderman & Laura Hayward
- Cognitive tests to predict referral for a driving assessment in people with dementia - Nadina B. Lincoln, Walter P. Bouman & Kathryrn A. Radford
- Guidelines for writing reflective articles
- Geographical Group Convenors
- PSIGE National Committee
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 109 - January 2010
- Letter from the Editor - Louisa Shirley
- Letter from the Chair - Don Brechin
- Discharge from day hospital: An alternative perspective based on recovery and social capital - Anne Crawford-Docherty, Eleni Theodosi, Bal Chohan. Julie Clift, Dawn Fallon, Roberta Hall, Gurdave Kumar, Jan Liddell, Jean Tibbetts & Suzanne Whitehouse
- Filling the Void: How can we improve the effectiveness of groups to help people manage their memory difficulties? - Diane Dansey & Lucy Leonard
- Not a one trick pony: The SPECAL method as a comprehensive system of interacting clinical techniques - Penelope Garner & Oliver James
- Do older people use religion as a coping aid? - Michael J. Lowis, Anthony C. Edwards & Mary Burton
- Research Update: The effectiveness of a nurse-led psychosocial intervention for older people with schizophrenia - Katherine Berry, Christine Barrowclough, Nitin Purandare & Richard Drake
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 108 - July 2009
- Letter from the Editor - Arlene Astell
- Letter from the Chair - Sinclair Lough
- Letter from the Guest Editor - Angela Kent
- Older people and personality disorders: Assessment and treatment consideration - Deborah Morris
- An audit of the inclusion of religious and spiritual needs in clinical documentation within an Older People's Service - Helen Philpott & Jayne Mills
- Making the case for specialist services for older people: Evidence for the prevention and management of aggression - Inga Stewart & Caroline Knight
- Meeting with older people as CAT practitioners: Attending to neglect - Laura Sutton & Alistair Gaskell
- News from the Leicester training course - Mary O'Reilly
- Research in progress - Inappropriate sexual behaviour and dementia: An exploration of staff experiences - Laura Hayward
- North Thames Group Meetings
- Geographical Group Convenors as at June, 2008
- PSIGE Committee as at August, 2008
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 107 - January 2009
- Letter from the Editor - Arlene Astell
- Letter from the Chair - Sinclair Lough
- Bereavement and cognitive function in late-life: A review - Suzanne Iqbal & David Gracey
- Conceptualising bereavement: An ecological reply to Wendon-Blixrud - Stéphane Duckett
- Identifying and addressing the sexual needs of older people in residential care - Laura Meader (née Mulcock)
- Reviewing diagnostic procedures in a Younger People with Dementia Team - Paul Green
- New Kids on the Block: Finding our place (the role of the Assistant Psychologists within the East Kent Dementia Home Treatment Services) - Christine Slaughter & Melanie Steeden
- Psychological treatments for reactivated post-traumatic distress among older adults - Syd Hiskey
- How do you evaluate an informal support group? A pilot example from stroke rehabilitation - Sophie J. Dewar, Jana Jenkins & Ian I. Kneebone
- Training about incorporating psycho-social issues into routine care following a stroke - developing a six-piece-jigsaw: What do staff think and is it being used? - Rachel Attfield & David Wallace
- Positive reactions to caring in Parkinson's disease caregivers - Ann Davies, Anna Elderton, Liliana Loftus, Edward Thornton & Christopher Turnbull
- Factors associated with optimal ageing: A review of some original research - Michael J. Lowis, Anthony C. Edwards & Mary Burton
- Geographical Group Convenors as at June
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 106 - January 2009
- Letter from the Chair - Sinclair Lough
- Letter from the Editor - Arlene Astell
- The Yorkshire and Humberside PSIGE Group - Joined Up - Chris Clarke, Esme Moniz-Cook & Michael Jubb
- Feelings of remembering and knowing: Memory and ageing from a first-person perspective - Chris J.A. Moulin, Celine Souchay, Helen L. Williams, Sarah J. Smith & Clare J. Rathbone
- Hope - is it a relevant concept for dementia research? - Emma (Radbourne) Wolverson, Chris Clarke & Esme Moniz-Cook
- Focus: Research networks - Esme Moniz-Cook, Bob Woods & Myrra Vernooij-Dassen
- The East Riding of Yorkshire Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Pathfinder Project - Struggles in relation to the inclusion of older people - Claire Hilton
- Early psychosocial intervention in a Memory Clinic: Addressing isolation in older people with early dementia - Hannah Wilkinson, Sue Whiteing, Karen Hawcroft, Elaine Twidale & Clare Hilton
- The use of metaphors in cognitive behavioural therapy with older people - Chris Rewston
- Making more sense of verbosity in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with older people - Chris Clarke
- Geographical Group Convenors as at June, 2008
- PSIGE Committee 2007/2008
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 105 - Conference Edition - October 2008
- Editorial - Arlene Astell
- Chair’s Letter - Sinclair Lough
- North West PSIGE – a vibrant group - Sarah Butchard & Sylvia Dillon
- Life story work in Oldham – embedding it into practice. - Polly Kaiser, Ken Holt, Linda Green, Chris Newton, Julie McBride, Keren Cohen, Christine Wilson & Paul Hutton
- A toast to Joy - Jeff Garland
- Improving Access to Psychological Therapies for older people in the Wirral - Rachel Glynn-Williams
- Are older service users interested in using computerised CBT for depression and anxiety? - Kelly Elsegood
- Clinical psychology in intermediate care – an exciting new world - Helen Newby
- Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy in Lancashire - Alistair Smith
- Religion and therapeutic intervention with older people: Reflections on a thorny issue - Ruth Hodson
- Developing supervision guidelines on neuropsychological working in older adults - Gavin Newby & Sylvia Dillon
- Why are we here? Demonstrating the role and value of psychology services in physical health settings - Jessica Read
- Retirement - what’s that? - Diana Pidwell
- ‘You say Goodbye and I say Hello’ – narrative therapy and remembering practices with older people - Polly Kaiser
- Collaboration between the three training courses - Cathy Amor, Sylvia Dillon & Linda Steen
- The subjective experience of Quality of Life in people with moderate to severe dementia - Yvonne Woodward
- Inaccurate assumptions: A trainee’s view on starting the older adult placement - Ceri Woodrow
- Special Interest web pages - Sarah Dexter-Smith
- eographical Group Convenors as at 18 May, 2007
- PSIGE Committee 2007/2008
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 104 - July 2008
- Editorial - Arlene Astell
- Chair’s Letter - Sinclair Lough
- North West PSIGE – a vibrant group - Sarah Butchard & Sylvia Dillon
- Life story work in Oldham – embedding it into practice. - Polly Kaiser, Ken Holt, Linda Green, Chris Newton, Julie McBride, Keren Cohen, Christine Wilson & Paul Hutton
- A toast to Joy - Jeff Garland
- Improving Access to Psychological Therapies for older people in the Wirral - Rachel Glynn-Williams
- Are older service users interested in using computerised CBT for depression and anxiety? - Kelly Elsegood
- Clinical psychology in intermediate care – an exciting new world - Helen Newby
- Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy in Lancashire - Alistair Smith
- Religion and therapeutic intervention with older people: Reflections on a thorny issue - Ruth Hodson
- Developing supervision guidelines on neuropsychological working in older adults - Gavin Newby & Sylvia Dillon
- Why are we here? Demonstrating the role and value of psychology services in physical health settings - Jessica Read
- Retirement - what’s that? - Diana Pidwell
- ‘You say Goodbye and I say Hello’ – narrative therapy and remembering practices with older people - Polly Kaiser
- Collaboration between the three training courses - Cathy Amor, Sylvia Dillon & Linda Steen
- The subjective experience of Quality of Life in people with moderate to severe dementia - Yvonne Woodward
- Inaccurate assumptions: A trainee’s view on starting the older adult placement - Ceri Woodrow
- Special Interest web pages - Sarah Dexter-Smith
- eographical Group Convenors as at 18 May, 2007
- PSIGE Committee 2007/2008
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 103 - April 2008
- Editorial - Arlene Astell
- Chair's Letter - Sinclair Lough
- Age equality - what does it mean for older people's mental health services? - Phil Minshull
- Involving older people in training clinical psychology trainees - Padmaprabha Dalby & Kristina Lee
- The impact of conjugal bereavement on older men's identities - Paul Wendon-Blixrud
- Neuropsychological profiles of older people with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): Are research criteria clinically useful? - Nada Dimcovic & Niamh Shanahan
- The BIRT Memory and Information Processing Battery (BMIPB) - Anthony K. Coughlan, Michael Oddy & John R. Crawford
- The use of Cognitive Stimulation Therapy for people with moderate to severe dementia: Reflecting on the use of a manual-based therapeutic programme within a clinical setting - Kerry Parkinson & Caroline Knight
- Burnout among care staff for older adults with dementia - the role of reciprocity, self-efficacy and organisational factors - Brigid Duffy, Jan Oyebode & Jo Allen
- Just how challenging can older people be? Part 1: Selecting the appropriate tool for measuring aggression within services - Chrissie Johnson, Caroline Knight & Inga Stewart
- Just how challenging can older people be? Part 2: Making the case for specialist services for risky and aggressive behaviour - Inga Stewart, Caroline Knight ∓ Chrissie Johnson
- One person's rubbish is another's treasure - Stéphane Duckett
- Using holistic assessments in neuropsychological training - Louisa J. Shirley, Kevin M. Yates & Tim Diggle
- Auditing day/night reports from three older people's psychiatric inpatient units: A summary and reflections - Yvonne Hemmings & Louise Middleton
- Evaluation of an Intermediate Mental Health Team for Older Adults - Michael Luckie
- Letter to the Editor
- Geographical Group Convenors as at 15 May, 2007
- PSIGE Committee 2007/2008
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of Edition :: Number 102 - January 2008
- 1 Guest Editorial - Kathryn Sams, Cath Burley & Philippa Blythe
- 4 Chair's Letter - Sinclair Lough
- 5 Journey into the unknown - Cressida Hammerton
- 7 Happy 10th Birthday! Celebrating our 10-year journey with person centred care and dementia care mapping in Norfolk - Sally Stapleton, Judith Farmer, Siobhan Smyth & Juni West
- 12 The Cambridge Care Homes Project: Developing a group for people coping with memory problems - Alistair Gaskell, Anna Forrest, Claire Illingworth & Jan Robins
- 18 Developing a coping group for people with memory problems - Claire Illingworth & Anna Forrest
- 22 The Sunshine Garden - is an external environment beneficial for people with dementia? - Claire Matchwick & Cath Burley
- 32 Vascular Dementia: An unsupported journey - Yve Griffin & Cath Burley
- 40 The relationship between beliefs about stroke and post-stroke depression - Catherine Ford & Malcolm Adams
- 43 Neuropsychology for novices - 'CALMER-OPS' for training placements - Laura Sutton & Ross Chernin
- 48 Experiences of using a dementia map model - Rachel Wenman
- 52 First steps towards a solution-focused older people's mental health service - Nick Oliver
- 59 Older adults experience of group cognitive therapy for low self-esteem - Erica Richmond & Lucy Matthews
- 65 Using Cognitive Analytic Therapy to guide indirect working in dementia services - Julie Clarke
- 73 Diploma in Cognitive Analytical Therapy - Liz Carter
- 76 Elderly Mentally Disordered Offenders - what next? - Clive Sims
- 80 Book Review
- 82 Geographical Group Convenors as at 15 May, 2007
- 85 PSIGE Committee 2007/2008
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of Nottingham Conference Edition :: Number 101
- Letter from the Chair
- Letter from the Editor
- Maintaining affectional bonds: The significance and meaning of companion animals for pet owners living in homes for older people - Susan Pooley
- Late onset mood problems: A positive approach - Marie Oldfield & Chris Clarke
- Treating challenging behaviour in care settings: Audit of a community service using the neuropsychiatric inventory. - Amy Wood-Mitchell, Lorna Mackenzie, Malcolm Stephenson & Ian A.James.
- Symbolic Interacitonism - St�phane Duckett
- Budding Flowers : The GATE-ways program for people with dementia - Margart Muir
- Experiences of offering EMDR to older people with PTSD in Coventry - Sally Robbins, Amanda Clarke & iris Kay
- See and hear the real me - not just dementia - Glynice Smith
- Exploring family functioning post-stroke - Camilla Dyer
- The St. Andrews Sexual Behaviour Assessment (SASBA): Development of a standardised recording instrument for the measurment and assessment of challenging sexual behaviour in people with progressive and acquired neurological impairment - Caroline Knight, Chrissie Johnson, Nick Alderman, Sharon green, Louise Birkett-Swan & Graeme Yorston
- Keeping older adults safe: What happens when things go wrong? - Sarah Head & Ally Taft.
- Annual Conference reports from Bursary recipients
- Geographical Group Convenors as at May 15 2007
- PSIGE Committee 2006/2007
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of July 2007 Edition :: Number 100
- Letter from the Chair
- Letter from the Editor
- Letter from the Guest editor
- Neuropsychological Assessment with Older People: Ecologically Valid Measures - Yamna Satgunasingam
- Some implications of different methods of neuroimaging for clinical (neuro)psychological practice - Syd Hiskey
- Is a new town good for the mind? A review of mental health problems in planned communities - Loretta White, Sara Banks, and Steve Davies
- Clinical Case Study informed by Psychodynamic ideas - Malini Maharasingam
- A Personal Construct Psychology Exploration of Dementia Caregiving -Amanda Bingham
- Ward round conduct: a survey of staff attitudes to a code of conduct and observations on current practice - Helen Eracleous, Clare Lawson
- An Investigation into Carer Experiences of a Memory Clinic Service: Satisfaction and Identified Needs - Dr Joanna Coyle
- Befriending and Costs of Caring (BECCA); Does service use by carers differ across two areas of England. - Xanthippe Tzimoula, Amy Bartlett & Georgina Charlesworth
- Developing evidence-based practice - A Cognitive Stimulation Group for people with dementia - Louise Blurton
- Development of a therapeutic day hospital - Lesley Benham
- Statement of equivalence - Michael Zivor
- Tavistock training programme
- Geographical Group Convenors
- PSIGE Committee
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of Spring 2007 Edition :: Number 99
- Letter from the Chair
- Letter from Editor
- I am angry with Primo Levi - Stephane Duckett
- Compassionate Mind - Paul Green
- Person-centred care : the holy grail or a muddled and misguided goal - Ian Andrew James
- Post - Traumatic Stress Symptomatology following Stroke - Maire Sharkey
- Weight change and in-patients with dementia: a preliminary study - El-Awad Hamid et al
- Tribal Stigma - Stephane Duckett
- Diagnosis - Paul Elson
- Carers literature review
- PSIGE Research Prize 2007
- Members updates
- Book reviews
- Geographical Group Convenors
- PSIGE Committee Members
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of Edition Number 98 : April 2007 : Special Edition - Driving in Dementia
- Letter from the Chair
- Letter from the Editor
- Letter from the guest editors - Introduction to the conference - Liz Baikie, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, NHS Lothian and Convenor, Scottish PSIGE
- Service Users experiences of driving with dementiaPart 1 - Alex Scobbie ; Part 2 - James McKillop
- Dementia and Driving: the DVLA viewpoint - Dr Heather Major, Senior Medical Adviser, Drivers Medical Development Group, DVLA, Swansea
- The process of driving assessment in Scotland - Lynne Hutton
- Driving with dementia: to what extent is risk of accident really increased? - Carol Holland
- Relationship between performance on neuropsychological tests and on-road test - Janice Rees, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Older Adult Mental Health Team for Caerphilly Borough, Gwent
- Driving and Dementia: Developing a Memory Clinic Protocol - Jennifer Borthwick
- Countertransference, Driving and Dementia - Sandy McAfee and Claire Atkins
- News for members - DCM update; PSIGE Flyer; Depression Care Pathway; Personality disorder conference; Flyer 2
- Geographical Group Convenors List
- PSIGE Committee Contact Details
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of January 2007 Edition :: Number 97
- Guest Editorial - Louisa J. Shirley & Ian A. James
- Letter from the Editor - Romola Bucks
- Letter from the Chair - Steve Boddington
- Politics, money, death and dying - Tim Prescott
- Meditation is everywhere - Neil Sabin
- Promoting attitude change: Staff training programme on continence care - Ian A. James, Petra Carlsson-Mitchell, Jenny Ellingford & Lorna Mackenzie
- Staffs' perceptions of alcohol misuse in older people - Malcolm Stephenson, Fiona Fraser & Kristina Askew
- Cure or contain? Attachment theory as a baseline model to understand resistance to
success - or Why people don't want to get better - Louisa J. Shirley
- Driving with dementia: In need of an A-Z - Lynne Patience
- Staff's experiences of fearful situations when caring for people with dementia:
Will this interfere with the delivery of person-centred care? - Sylvia Ruttledge & Ian A. James
- Integrating psychological formulations into inpatient services - Sarah Dexter-Smith
- Piecing together a fuller picture of the patient: Can doing a jigsaw help to improve
the psychosocial well-being of stroke and rehabilitation patients? - Victoria Carek & DavidWallace
- An investigation of the phenomenon of worry in a clinical sample of older adults,
using semi-structured interviews - Gillian Bowie, Ian A. James & Mark H. Freeston
- Emotional experiences and complex visual hallucinations - Catherine Andrews, Daniel Collerton, Urs Mosimann & Rob Dudley
- Members' updates
- Letter to the Editor - Una Holden
- PSIGE Committee 2006/2007
- Geographical Group Convenors as at October 2006
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents of 2006 Edition :: Number 96
- AGM Summary - Don Brechin
- Letter from the Editors - Romola Bucks
- Letter from the Chair - Steve Boddington
- Stroke: Experience and adjustment - Ian Kneebone
- Taking a Mood Shapshot: The development of a useful tool to guide multi-disciplinary discussion - DavidWallace & Victoria Carek
- Promoting psycological approaches to fear of falling: Bibliotherapy and staff training in a physical health team - Vicki Parlane & Jessica Read
- The thorny problem of challenging behaviour units - Kate Ross
- Developing concensus for a care pathway for psychological therapy for older adults with affective disorders - Naomi Boycott & Barry Greatorex
- Loneliness and befriending - Nicky Knights, Xanthippe Tzimoula, Hilary Clarke, Amy Bartlett & Georgina Charlesworth
- Gentlemen who lunch : Developing self-help groups for people with early diagnosis of dementia - Kerri Lees
- Terrors of growing old: Dependancy, loneliness and death - Paul Terry
- Contexts for knowing and telling about dementia: A case example - Marion Dixon
- Behavioural and cognitive therapies with older people: A selected bibliography - Ian Kneebone
- Annual Conference reports
- Geographical Group Convenors - Annual reports
- Research prize
- Members' updates ...
- PSIGE Committee 2005/2006
- Geographical Group Convenors as at October 2006
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of July 2006 Edition :: Number 95
- Editorial - P.F. Joyce & Philippa Wilson
- Letter from the Chair - Steve Boddington
- Supporting residential care homes for older adults and improving the quality of life for people with dementia - Elizabeth Drew
- Evaluation of a support group for spouse carers of older people with dementia - Falguni Nathwani
- Eking it out - Kate Anderson
- Contexts of knowing and telling: Reflections on dementia and the concepts of insight, awareness and denial from a social constructionist perspective - Marion Dixon & Liz Curtis
- To Have and Have Not - Mike Bender
- The Wadebridge Memory Bank Group and beyond - Mike Bender
- The development of memory difficulties: A journey into the unknown - Oonagh Koppel
- The day the sky fell in: Reflections on hospital closure - Philippa Wilson & Dickon Millett
- What keeps us going? - SouthWest PSIGE members
- Current initiatives regarding a post-qualification training programme in the Clinical Neuropsycohlogy of older people- Carmel Lum
- PSIGE Committee Member takes centre stage at Awards ceremony
- PSIGE Committee 2005/2006
- Geographical Group Convenors as at September 2005
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of April 2006 Edition :: Number 94
- Editorial - Sinclair Lough & Penny Fooks
- Letter from the Chair - Steve Boddington
- A walk-in psychology service for elderly Cypriot day
centre users - Maria Zioga, Simon Gander, Evanthia Lychrou
& Vassilis M. Mouratoglou
- Treating challenging behaviour in dementia with psychotropic
medication –
help or hindrance? - Ian Andrew James, Amy Wood-Mitchell
& Anna Waterworth
- The past as a metaphor: A clinical note - Stéphane
Duckett
- Long lives and learning: The impact of education on
the psychological well-being of
people in the third and fourth age - Bobbie Petford
- A protocol for the assessment of dementia -
Andrew Roberts, Louise Bergin & Shonagh Scott
- Charles Twining OB - Bob Woods
- PSIGE Committee 2005/2006
- Geographical Group Convenors as at September
2005
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of January 2006 Edition :: Number 93
- Guest Editorial - Jan R. Oyebode & Caroline
Sincock
- Dawn D. Brooker - Jan R. Oyebode
- The 7th International Conference on Grief and Bereavement
in Contemporary Society - Jan R. Oyebode
- Principle-based design – a practical approach
to changing and improving Health Services - Michael Church
- Developing a psychology service in old age psychiatry
- Anne Crawford-Docherty
- Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP) group with
older adults at Hillcrest Day Hopspital: A pilot programme
- Bernadette Bywater & Christina Hartley
- Psychoeducational support groups for clients with early-stage
dementia and their carers - Paul Mason, Georgina Slatter
& Caroline Sincock
- The Phoenix Group – living again after a diagnosis
of dementia - Linda Randeria & Judith Bond
- Understanding ‘challenging behaviour’ in
dementia: Reflections on a series of two-day workshops for formal
carers - Anna Fairhurst & Helen Toone
- The Single Assessment Process (SAP): A personal perspective
- Nicky Bradbury
- PSIGE Committee 2005/2006
- Geographical Group Convenors as at September
2006
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of December 2005 Edition :: Number 92
- Guest Editorial - Rebekah Proctor
- AGM Summary - Chris Allen
- Letter from the Chair - Steve Boddington
- Seizing hearts and minds: Using e-distance methods for
training Clinical Psychologists to work with older people -
Lucy V. Clark, Clara O’Shea & Ken Laidlaw
- Predictors of disability in older adults with heart
failure - A.D.M. Davies, L. Loftus, D. King, V. Ludgate,
E. Rodrigues & B. Stephens
- Facing up to ageing - Jeff Garland
- Working with clients who express prejudices: How best
to respond? - Jennifer Crean & Polly Kaiser
- A new look at fear of falling- C.E.Weatherall,
E.W. Thornton, A.D.M. Davies, M.A. Siddiqi & L. Poll
- Seated Tai Chi - Chris Wonder
- A psychological intervention to prevent depression and
anxiety, and maximise recovery following hip fracture surgery
- Yvonne Woodward
- Annual Conference Reports
- New challenges, new possibilities and new solutions:
The National Service Framework for Older People - Chris
Allen
- The challenges of meeting NSF Standard 1: Rooting out
age discrimination - Gavin Newby
- Geographical Group Convenors – Annual
Reports
- Letters to the Editor
- PSIGE Committee 2005/2006
- Geographical Group Convenors as at September
2005
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of October 2005 Edition :: Number 91
- Letter from the Editors - Sinclair Lough &
Penny Fooks
- Letter from the Chair - Nicky Bradbury
- Returning to driving after a stroke: Development of
an assessment process - Jane Barton & Kate Lipka
- Accessing views of client and care satisfaction within
a memory clinic service - Victoria Molyneux, Clare Punshon
& Jane Nowlan
- Does age influence the perception of age?
- Stephane Duckett
- Prevalence of cognitive impairment in medical rehabilitation
settings for older people - HelenWain & Ian Kneebone
- An evaluation of a Memory Remediation Group: Do carers
benefit? - Alison James & Neil Sabin
- Letters to the Editors
- Book Review - Marina Palomo
- PSIGE Committee 2005/2006
- Geographical Group Convenors as at September 2005
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of July 2005 Edition :: Number 90
- Guest Editorial - Ann Marshall
- Letter from the Chair - Nicky Bradbury
- Personality disorders in older people - Liz
Young with Dr Laura Bocci
- Investigating the ways that older people cope with
dementia: The role of identity - Laura Preston, Romola
S. Bucks & Ann Marshall
- A long-term support group for people in the early stages
of dementia - Ann Marshall, Romola S. Bucks & Helen
Mander
- The Dementia Voice Group Psychotherapy project
- Richard Cheston
- Inpatient dementia care: A Sisyphean task?
- Paul Whitby
- Diploma in (Applied) Clinical Neuropsychology
- Ross Butters-Moule & Felicity Fincham
- Call for Leaflets - Angela Reason
- Baby Competition
- PSIGE Committee 2003/2004
- Geographical Group Convenors as at September
2003
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of April 2005 Edition :: Number 89
- Guest Editorial - Chris Allen
- An Excerpt from 'Saturday' - Ian McEwan
- Using referencing objects with older adults –
a brief clinical note - Stéphane Duckett
- The need for psychotherapeutic services for people
with Parkinson’s disease - Michael Bender &
TonyWainwright
- Talking therapy as a psychological intervention for
people with dementia: A literature review - Sophie Heason
- Accepting gifts from clients: When is it appropriate?
- Stéphane Duckett
- Annual Conference – Durham, July 2004 –
A review - A Spencer
- Geographical Groups Convenors – Annual Reports
- PSIGE Committee 2003-4
- Geographical Groups Convenors as at September 2003
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of December 2004 Edition :: Number 88
- Letter from the Editors
- Letter to the Editors - Claire Bamford
- Letter from the Chair
- Schematic compensation for topographical disorientation
- Stéphane Duckett
- Psychological therapy with an older adult with post-traumatic
stress disorder - Shonagh Scott
- Brief Strategic Therapy for older adults with anxiety
- Michael Church & Sarah Watts
- Absence, loss and misappropriation: A bereavement counsellor’s
reflection on some of the themes older people
bring to therapy - Bobbie Petford
- The Memory Group: A need-led group for those affected
by a diagnosis of early-stage dementia - Victoria Carek
- Annual Conference reports
- A few days in Durham - Daniella Wickett
- Amind full of mindfulness - Georgina Woodruff
- Experiences from the Annual Conference - Kathrin
Hicks
- Positive perspectives on ageing – Conference
report - Maggie Ellis
- My thoughts from Durham - Mona Lesforis
- My first PSIGE Conference - Rachel Bruce
- AGM Report
- Geographical Groups Convenors – Annual Reports
- PSIGE Committee 2003/2004
- Geographical Groups Convenors
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PSIGE Newsletter :: Contents
of September 2004 Edition :: Number 87
- Letter from the Guest Editors
- Consent for research and treatment - Arlene
Astell
- Pre-diagnostic counselling with people with memory
problems: What can we learn from HIV/GUM services? -
Caroline M. Williams
- Inspiring the next generation: Using online supportive
learning environments to train clinical psycologists to work with
older people - Ken Laidlaw & Clara O’Shea
- Trainee clinical psychologists’ attitudes towards
adults over the age of 65 and their interest to work with older
adults – pre-teaching, post-teaching and post-placement
- Charlotte Brodie
- Perceptions of handwriting deterioration in older adults
- Susan Baxter
- Dementia Services Development Centre : An audit of
clinical psychology referrals and provision for older adults in
the Scottish borders - Cyan Harte
- Management of psychological difficulties in later life:
A survey of general practitioners - Paula Weeple
- Flexible training arrangements for clinical psychology
- Ken Laidlaw and the University of Edinburgh/East of Scotland
NHS Course Executive Team
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