ACP-UK are excited to announce that we are going to put on webinars showcasing DClinPsy research. The first one was on Monday February 22^nd on the theme of ‘Technology in Clinical Psychology Practice’ featuring a keynote from Prof. Gary O’Reilly and presentations of completed doctoral research into technological innovations in practice.

Chair:
Dr David McCormack, ACP-UK Director for Northern Ireland

Discussant:
Alex Marsh, ACP-UK Director for Trainees

6.30pm
Keynote Speaker
How Technology Can Complement Clinical Psychology Interventions
Prof Gary O’Reilly, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University College Dublin

6.50pm
Virtual reality-assisted CBT for social difficulties in psychosis
Dr Leila Jameel, Clinical Psychologist, IoPPN, King’s College London / South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

7.05pm
360° Video Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for Public Speaking Anxiety: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Dr Rachel Reeves, Clinical Psychologist, Queen’s University Belfast

7.20pm
Teleneuropsychology – what’s the evidence?
Ben McArdle, Trainee Clinical Psychologist, University of Leicester

7.35pm
Using a brief behavioural and visuospatial cognitive interference task to reduce intrusive memories after trauma exposure
Dr Lalitha Iyadurai, Research Clinical Psychologist, University of Oxford

7.45pm
The Feasibility of a Brief Intervention Including Tetris Gameplay to Prevent Intrusive Trauma Memories in Parents after Paediatric Intensive Care
Dr Stephanie O’Toole, Clinical Psychologist, Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children

8.00pm
Reducing Intrusive Memories of Work-Related Traumatic Events, including events during the COVID-19 pandemic, in NHS Staff using a Brief Cognitive Intervention
Veronika Kubickova, Trainee Clinical Psychologist, University of Oxford

8.20pm
Discussion