Dr Natasha Woodstoke's Outputs (6)

We need to talk about dementia (2023)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Richard Cheston is a Dementia Research Professor at the University of Bristol. As a clinical psychologist with a background in group psychotherapy, he has extensive experience leading groups of people with dementia and is co-founder of the "Living We... Read More about We need to talk about dementia.

Talking openly about dementia – theory and principles (2023)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Using assimilation to track changes in talk during a Living Well with Dementia (LivDem) group (2023)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Background. Whilst good dementia care is typically thought of as a person-centred process, psychotherapy generally plays little role in this. One reason for this is that there are relatively few psychologists, therapists and counsellors working in de... Read More about Using assimilation to track changes in talk during a Living Well with Dementia (LivDem) group.

Systemic consultation in a specialist community intellectual disabilities service (2018)
Journal Article

In this article we share our experiences of setting up and running Systemic Consultations within in a community specialist learning disability service. We have reflected on what we see as the challenges and successes of our endeavour. Successes have... Read More about Systemic consultation in a specialist community intellectual disabilities service.

Shifting position: Reflections on becoming a clinical supervisor (2018)
Journal Article

This article provides reflections on the experience of becoming a clinical supervisor and aims to share learning from this with Clinical Psychology colleagues new to this role.

The buds and shoots of what I’ve grown to become: The development of reflective practice in trainee clinical psychologists (2015)
Journal Article

Within literature regarding Personal Professional Development (PPD) in Clinical Psychology training, personal and professional development are largely conceptualised as separate processes. Yet models of reflective practice would suggest that an aware... Read More about The buds and shoots of what I’ve grown to become: The development of reflective practice in trainee clinical psychologists.