Sept 1999 – Sept 2002
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology University of Birmingham
1997 - 1998
MSc. Occupation Psychology, University of Hertfordshire
Dr Adam ClearyMSc, Clin, Psy D, CPsychol
- Areas Covered:
- Solihull
- Birmingham
- Medical Negligence
- Personal Injury Assessment (Psychological)
- Neuropsychology
Typical areas of involvement
- Personal Injury
- Does not provide psychological appointments for anyone under the age of 18 years
- PTSD
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depression
- Road Accident
- Effects of Automatism in Traffic Situations
- Work Accident
- Housing Stress
- Psychological Aspects of Medical Negligence
- Chronic Pain
- Reliability of Witness
- Employment Cases
Employment History
2015 – Current
Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Adult and Specialist Rehabilitation, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. The Pain and Trauma service and currently In Patient Neurological Rehabilitation.
Professional Qualifications
Memberships
- Chartered Clinical Psychologist of the British Psychological Society Registration number: 073885
- Registered with the Health Care Professions Council as a Practitioner Psychologist PYL27686
- Honorary Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology, University of Birmingham
- Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Birmingham and University Hospital Birmingham on Mental Health and on the West Midlands Core Psychiatry Training programme
- Executive Board Member, Institute of Ageing and Health West Midlands
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Dr Matthew Dicks
BSc, DClinPsych CPsychol
- Areas Covered:
- Bristol
- Weston-super-Mare
- Bath
- Taunton
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Dr Barnaby Proctor
BSc. (Hons.) Psychology, DClinPsych. Clinical Psychologist
- Areas Covered:
- Richmond
- Clapham
- Reigate
- Basildon
- Croydon
- Guildford
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Dr Douglas Maisey
PhD, D. Clin Psychol, BSc Hons, Diploma Cognitive Therapy
- Areas Covered:
- Carlisle
- Middlesbrough
- Lancaster
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