The Art of Health, Wellbeing and Positive Thinking.
Robert Cronin Coaching and Counselling
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The Art of Health, Wellbeing and Positive Thinking.
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May 31, 2021
Chatting with Dr. Christine Dunkley, on DBT, Emotional Regulation and Practicing Opposite Action
<p>Christine Dunkley DClinP is a Consultant Psychotherapist, author and international speaker on Dialectrical Behaviour Therapy, Mindfulness and Emotional pain. She is a consultant trainer with the British Isles DBT training team .In 2012 she retired from the NHS after 30 years of clinical work and is the Clinical Director of the mental health training company Grayrock in the UK. Grayrock is a training company providing CPD for mental health professionals – Psychologists, Counsellors, Social Workers, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Psychiatrists, Coaches and other allied occupations. As clinical director my job is to ensu Christine completed a 4 year degree to qualify as medical social worker in 1982, first working with patients with terminal conditions and their families, then moving into physical trauma. She found her niche in the emergency department working with clients who had self-harmed, which led her to undertake further qualifications in counselling and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy. She gained her doctorate in the University of Southampton school of health sciences on the communication of emotional pain in suicidal clients. She worked for 20 years in the Psychological Therapy Service in Winchester, delivering DBT and Counselling to patients with severe mental health problems. She also supervised in Primary care, developing a placement service for trainee counselors. In 2006 Christine was invited to join the national DBT training team and began to train and supervise new DBT teams and therapists across the UK and Ireland. She completed training as an adherence coder with staff from the University of Washington and the Linehan Institute. Her specialist subjects are teaching regulation of painful emotion, and mindfulness. She has over 30 publications including ‘Regulating Emotion the DBT Way’ ‘Teaching Clients to Use Mindfulness Skills’, and ‘Using Mindfulness Skills in Everyday Life,’ . She also co-produced the ‘Core Components of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy’ DVD series with Michaela Swales. She has provided numerous book chapters and articles for British, American and European Journals (see below) Christine is Vice President of the Society for DBT and was the first chair. She was awarded a fellowship of the Society in 2016. She has also received a NICE ‘shared contributor award’ for work relating to developing counselling services in Primary Care. She sat on the national Personality Disorders reference group in University College London, and is an honorary lecturer for Bangor University. She assisted in the treatment development for Radical Openness in the large multi-site NHS RCT. She has lectured to mental health professionals in the UK, Channel Islands, Ireland, France, Poland, Belgium, Lithuania, America and New Zealand.</p>
May 15, 2021
Chatting to Dr. Colman Noctor/The impact of Technology and Bullying on Young people’s Mental Health
<p>On today’s podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Colman Noctor, Colman is an assistant Professor of Mental Health and Nursing at University College Dublin and is a child and adolescent psychotherapist. Today we touch the surface to speak about The impact that Technology has on Young people’s Mental Health and their developing mind. We also discuss the impact that Bullying has on young people, how prominent it is in todays society and discuss steps that can and need to be taken by both schools and parents. Colman has a weekly column in the Irish Examiner, has published and presented at many international Conferences in the area of child and adolescent mental health and is also the resident child psychotherapist on the Ray Darcy Show and has his own podcast series Asking for a Parent which I highly recommend.</p>
April 26, 2021
Chatting with Assistant Professor Terence Moriarty-Exercise Physiology/ Mental Health and Wellbeing
<p>On today’s podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Terence Moriarty. Terence is an Assistant Professor of Exercise Physiology at the University of Iowa, which is one of America’s premier public research Universities. Terence studied sports and exercise sciences at university of Limerick here in Ireland, from there he went on to do his masters in Exercise Physiology at Michigan University and then onto do his doctoral training at the University of New Mexico and is now an Assistant Professor at the University of Northern Iowa. WE talk about Exercise Physiology and the important role its research plays in our mental health and wellbeing. We discuss some of the research he has been doing in this area and the important role of exercise in the aging process and also its role in the recovery and prevention of many diseases.</p>
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