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Developing psychological therapy skills: Transferring training into practice
This programme provides best practice information about how psychological practice skills gained in training can be optimally applied, practiced and maintained in clinical settings. It was commissioned to support multi-disciplinary upskilling in the Psychological Therapies for Severe Mental Health Problems (PTSMHP) work programme. However, the principles discussed are broadly applicable to any psychological professional training. Whether it’s experienced psychological professionals upskilling in new modalities, wider healthcare staff being trained in psychological practice skills, or trainee psychological professionals completing their core qualification, the same principles apply across the health and care workforce.
The programme is structured as open-access content for learners to dip in and out of sections, based on their relevance.
This resource was developed by the Psychological Professions Network (PPN) Midlands. Please email the PPN Midlands team at bsmhft.ppnmidlands@nhs.net should you have any queries relating to this programme, or other resources referenced within it.
Project Sponsors
Dr Sunny Kalsy-Lillico (Chair, PPN Midlands) and Helen Smith (Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Autism Programme Lead (Midlands) Workforce, Training and Education directorate, NHS England)
Special thanks to the original PROMPT project team and Anne Crawford-Docherty
Project Manager
James Varty (PPN Midlands)
Stakeholder Group
Paul Edwards
Anne Crawford-Docherty
Judith Bond
Ann Detheridge
Rachel Bradley
Programme design: www.kurricula.com
Resource details
| Contributed by: | PPN Psychological Professions |
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| Licence: | Creative commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International More information on licences |
| Last updated: | 13 February 2024 |
| First contributed: | 20 September 2023 |
| Audience access level: | Full user |
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