London, Bloomsbury WC1, Islington N1, & Online
About
Dr Kelly Dickson
I am passionate about supporting people to improve their mental health and psychological well-being. I trained in applied psychology and sociology before qualifying as an integrative psychotherapist, counsellor and coach. I have been working in evidence-based policy and practice for over 10 years, at UCL, and have experience of delivering mental health services in community-based settings. I grew up in Holloway, North London, and now live in Hertfordshire, commuting into the city. As a London-based practitioner, I provide 1:1 psychotherapy in Bloomsbury WC1, Islington N1, as well as online. As an academic, I undertake and continue to stay up-to-date with the latest research trends in psychotherapy and mental health.
Experience
Integrative Psychotherapist,
Coach, and Academic
I have experience of working with people presenting with a range of issues from depression to schizoaffective disorder. I have worked in both university and community mental health settings providing short-term and open-ended therapy. My interests include evidence-based psychological therapies and global mental health more generally.
Qualifications
Recent Publications
2016-2018
PhD
2010-2015
MA in Integrative Psychotherapy, Middlesex University
2006-2007
Life coach, Newcastle University
2001-2003
Msc. Social Research, Surrey University
1995-1999
BSc. Applied Psychology and Sociology
Delivery and Receipt of Mental health and Psychosocial support in humanitarian settings:
Dickson, K & Bangpan (2018), What are the barriers to, and facilitators of, implementing and receiving MHPSS programmes delivered to populations affected by humanitarian emergencies? A qualitative evidence synthesis Global mental health Journal
Positive Youth Development:
Dickson K, Melendez-Torres GJ, Fletcher A, Hinds K, Bonell, C (2017) How do contextual factors influence implementation and receipt of positive youth development programs addressing substance use and violence? A qualitative meta-synthesis of process evaluations American Journal of Health Promotion
Adult social care outcomes framework: Dickson, K., Sutcliffe, K., Rees, R., & Thomas, J. (2015). Gaps in the evidence on improving social care outcomes: findings from a meta-review of systematic reviews. Health & social care in the community.
Contact
Dr Kelly Dickson,
PhD, MSc. MA, BSc.
Please get in touch to book a free consultation.