Psychology at the University has been nationally recognised as one of just two UK universities that provide Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) training for people with psychosis at an appropriate postgraduate level.
NHS England commissioned University College London (UCL) to carry out the review of specialist training providers of psychological therapies for people with severe mental illness. They identified Southampton, alongside King’s College London/Institute of Psychiatry, for the quality of their postgraduate CBT training for people with psychosis.
Dr Katherine Newman-Taylor, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Lead for the Postgraduate Diploma in CBT, said:
“We are very pleased with this recognition, which we believe is testament to the commitment of the CBT team and our NHS partners, to delivering high quality training in psychological therapies.”
Read the full press release here.
For more information visit the Psychology CBT webpages.