Lisa Anderson

Clinical & Forensic Psychologist, BABCP accredited CBT Therapist, SDS Tutor

Biography

Role/Job Title: - Clinical & Forensic Psychologist - BABCP accredited CBT Therapist - Senior Lecturer/Programme Lead for PgCert Clinical Supervision

Professional Body/Bodies Membership/Accreditation: - BPS: Chartered Psychologist & Associate Fellow - HCPC: Clinical & Forensic Psychologist - BABCP: Fully accredited CBT Therapist

Geographical base (city/county/country): Leicester, Midlands, UK

Clients/Fields of interest/experience:

Children and adults
Anxiety disorders
Perfectionism
OCD
Depression
Trauma and complexities
LAC and attachment
Adapting to neurodevelopmental disorders
CBT
CFT
ACT

Significant/Relevant Experience/Achievements: - Consultant Clinical & Forensic Psychologist - Accredited CBT Therapist - Senior Lecturer & Programme Lead for PgCert Clinical Supervision IAPT & EMHP University of Derby. - Experienced clinician and supervisor in independent practice. - Visiting Psychologist for Uppingham boarding school. - National trainer and speaker in mental health. - Expert witness work. Providing medico-legal assessment and reports for litigation, care orders, injury claims and mental health reviews. - Previously worked as Clinical Lead for national company working in children’s homes and schools - Worked as a Lecturer, managing CAMHS multiagency training service for primary care staff. University of Leicester - Commissioned to develop and deliver courses as part of local IAPT and also developed 3 levels training packages for schools across North Yorkshire.

Publications:

Anderson L, Stuttaford M & Vostanis P (2007) A family support service for homeless children and parents: user and staff perspectives. Child and Family Social Work
Vostanis, P., Anderson L., Window, S. (2007) “Evaluation of a family support service; Short-term outcome” Clinical Child Psychology & Psychiatry
Anderson, L., Vostanis P., & O'Reily M: (2005) Evaluation of a family support service; a three-year follow up. Child Care Health & Development, 31, 469-477.
Anderson, L., Vostanis P. & Spencer. N. (2004) “Perceptions of mental illness among youth offending team attenders”. Journal of Child Health Care, 8, 149-164
Anderson, L., Vostanis P. & Spencer. N. (2004) “Health needs profile of looked after children.” Fostering and Adoption, 28, 31-40.
Window, S., Anderson, L., Vostanis P (2004) “A multi-agency primary care service for children with behavioural problems”. Community Practitioner, 77 (5), 180-184.

Offering private therapy: Yes
Offering Zoom/Skype CBT Supervision: Yes
Email: lisaandersonpsychology@outlook.com
Website: lisaandersonpsychology.co.uk

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CBT Professional

SDS Accreditation Levels for CBT Training

SDS Accreditation, Level 4 (Master Practitioner in CBT, Clinical Proficiency) is obtained by:

Achieving SDS Accreditation, Level 3 (Master Practitioner in CBT, Assessed Academic Competence) means you have completed all the hours required by SDS Master Practitioner Diploma in CBT and also passed all the online exams.
Completing a work-based assignment set by SDS of between 4,000 and 5,000 words.
Submitting a written statement from your Clinical Supervisor confirming the regularity and duration of your supervision with them and your Competence as a clinician practicing CBT.
Regularly renewing your accreditation.

This level of accreditation gives you a BPS Approved Master Practitioner Diploma in CBT, and enables you to state in your CV that you have Level 4 (Clinical Proficiency) Accreditation as a Master Practitioner in CBT and use MPCBT(CP) qualification in your title.

You will also be given an option to be listed in the SDS Register of CBT Practitioners – our Network of Qualified CBT Practitioners.

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Clinical Supervision Professional

Accreditation for BPS Approved Certificate in Clinical Supervision

SDS Accreditation in Clinical Supervision, Level 4 (Clinical Proficiency) is obtain by:

attending the SDS Essential Supervision Skills course (BPS Approved Certificate in Clinical Supervision) - this course via live training or live/recorded webcast;
passing the online exam;
completing an Advanced Supervision Course covering Clinical Supervision for Supervisors, Group Clinical Supervision and Conducting Internet Based Supervision;
submitting a project of an acceptable standard (3,000 words);
submitting of a record of regular (no fewer than 4 times a year) supervision sessions “Supervision for Supervisors”;
regularly renewing your Accreditation.

This level of accreditation gives you a Certificate of Completion with Clinical Proficiency, and enables you to state in your CV that you have SDS Accreditation in Clinical Supervision Level 4 (Clinical Proficiency) with Assessed Academic and Clinical Competence and use the qualification, CSAccred.(CP) in your title.

Also at this level you can gain Access to SDS’ Network of Qualified Clinical Supervisors.

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