Surviving and thriving in practice

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Great to be teaching nursing students at university about surviving and thriving in clinical practice. First experiences can make and break some people and we can waste so much potential. We can not afford to recruit and lose future nurse professionals. Busy developing a toolbox that students can use when they hit difficult times – more or less bound to happen and they can use such experiences productively.

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I am an accredited cognitive behavioural therapist with particular interest in working alongside people with depression. I am privileged in my work in the NHS with children, adolescents and their parents/carers. I am committed to improving access to psychological therapies. I do this through helping people link with accredited therapists. I help people prepare better for therapy so as to reduce premature endings and to maximise early gains. I also work with a very small number of clients in therapy and offer therapy at an affordable price. My qualifications also include a Diploma in Counselling, I also have the following qualifications:- RGN, RMN, RNLD, MSc, BEd (Hons). My main area of interest is mood disorders and adopting a compassionate approach in my work with people who find therapy difficult.

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