Dr Fehmida NathaDClinPsy, MSc Forensic Psychology, BSc Psychology
- Areas Covered:
- Blackburn
- Preston
Typical areas of involvement
- Personal Injury (Adults)
- PTSD
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depression
- Road Accident
- Effects of Automatism in Traffic Situations
- Work Accident
- Housing Stress
- Reliability of Witness
- Employment Cases
- Forensic Psychology
Employment History
July 2017 - Current
SENIOR CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, Royal Blackburn Hospital, Lancashire Care Foundation Trust
Publications
Recent Training Courses
- November 2020: Mentalisation Based Therapy: Basic Training. Anna Freud Centre. (Dr Anthony Bateman). 1 month programme (3 day live teaching days, alongside 21 hours self-guided content – online course)
- May 2018: Introduction to Compassion Focussed Therapy: Working with Shame and Self-criticism – 3 day workshop (Dr Chris Irons)
- April 2017: The Use of Cognitive Analytic Therapy in Forensic Settings (1 day conference)
- March 2017: RSVP Manual training – 2-day workshop (Andrew Sims Centre)
- March 2017: DBT Skills 2 day workshop (British Isles DBT Training)
- June 2016 – 2-day workshop: HCR-20 V3 training (Greater Manchester West)
- October-December 2014: Dissociative Identity Disorder: 5-day workshop (First Person Plural)
- Sept 2010 – Dec 2010 – HCR-20 V2 Risk Assessment Training (University of Central Lancashire)
- April 2011 – START Risk Assessment Training (University of Central Lancashire)
Professional Qualifications
2011 - 2015
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Lancaster University
2010 - 2011
MSc in Forensic Psychology University of Central Lancashire
Memberships
- HCPC (Registration number: PYL33042)
Latest from our article library
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Category: Medicolegal
E-scooter nerves can seriously affect you!
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Category: Criminal Litigation
The Importance of being an independent expert
This is the thirty-eighth in a series of Case reports and Commentaries from Professor Koch and colleagues. Legal Mind Case...
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Category: Joint Expert
Keep the Joint Statement Concise and Logical
This is the thirty-ninth in a series of Case reports and Commentaries from Professor Koch and colleagues. Legal Mind Case...
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“They can because they think they can” The value of positive thinking
Professor Hugh Koch is interviewed by Dr Liz Boyd about his half-century career as a psychologist in five different contexts,...
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