1999
MA 1st Class Psychology (hons) University of Edinburgh
2003
D.Clin.Psychol. Clinical Psychology University of Edinburgh
Dr Eleanor SuttonMA (Hons) DClinPsy. C Psychol.
- Areas Covered:
- Norwich
- King's Lynn
- Personal Injury Assessment (Psychological)
- Medical Negligence
Typical areas of involvement
- Personal Injury (Adults and Children)
- PTSD
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depression
- Road Accident
- Work Accident
- Housing Stress
- Psychological Aspects of Medical Negligence
- Chronic Pain
- Reliability of Witness
- Employment Cases
Employment History
February 2018 – Current
Independent Clinical Psychologist in private practice.
Recent Training Courses
- Completed Expert Witness Training Seminars (The Role and Duty of the Expert Witness; Skills in Report Writing; Skills in preparing Joint Statements; Cross-examination and Courtroom Skills)
Professional Qualifications
Memberships
- British Psychological Society: 90463
- BPS Division of Clinical Psychology
- BPS Faculty for Children and Young People HCPC
- Registered Practitioner Psychologist
- EMDR Association (UK and Ireland)
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Dr Kate Humphreys
BSc MSc PhD DClinPsy CPsychol AFBPsS QICN
- Areas Covered:
- Basildon
- London
- Luton
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Dr Paul Elson
BSc D Clin Psych
- Areas Covered:
- Abercynon
- Cardiff/Caerdydd
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Dr Rachael Tanner
BSc. (Hons.) Psychology, Clinical Psychologist
- Areas Covered:
- Portsmouth
- Bournemouth
- Southampton
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