South Tyneside, UK
lynne.johnston@chsft.nhs.uk
(249) 492.2673
Professional Role(s) and qualifications:
Clinical Psychologist working within Clinical Health Psychology (Obesity, Bariatric Surgery)
Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClin Psych, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD in Psychological Impact of Injury, University of Birmingham, UK)
CBT Diploma (University Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK)
CBT-E Online (University of Oxford, UK)
Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (Affect Dysregulation, Trauma)
MSc Investigative Psychology (University of Surrey)
BA Hons (First Class) Psychology and Sport/Exercise Science (University of Liverpool)
Training in CBT-E:
CBT-E Online
Eating Disorder Workshops 2006-2009 via Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
Clinical Practice and Supervision:
NHS work with Bariatric Patients in Tier 3 and Tier 4 Weight Management
CBT and CBT-E.
Trainer, supervisor and coach in Motivational Interviewing. Member of the international network of trainers in Motivational Interviewing (MINT) since 2001
Research:
Integration of Motivational Interviewing (MI) with CBT / CBT-E within the context of Bariatric Surgery (Patients in Tier 3 and Tier 4 Weight Management)
The use of biopsychosocial models of formulation within Clinical Health Psychology
Using Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Systems to enhance the quality of qualitative research (e.g. NVivo Software)
Coaching, training and supervision issues in MI / CBT
Trauma and abuse issues in sport
