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Centre
for Abuse and Trauma Studies (CATS)
A new
Centre for research, practice and training, focussing on issues of abuse
and trauma. The Centre provides research, consultancy, media advice, practice
training, continuing professional development, knowledge transfer and
learning in a broad range of abuse related topics across the lifespan.
The Centre is directed by Prof Bifulco (RHUL, Lifespan
Research Group) and Prof Davidson (Kingston
University).
Attachment
Style Interview (ASI)
Interview measure which assesses characteristics of current adult attachment
style, developed by Professor Antonia Bifulco and her team at the Lifespan
Research Group
Child
and Family Training
Child and Family Training is a not-for-profit organisation which provides
training on evidence-based approaches for assessing children and their
families.
Lifespan
Research Group
The Lifespan Research Group investigates social and psychological factors
influencing mental health. It takes a lifespan approach, examining factors
from childhood through to older age, in community-based samples ranging
in age from 16 to 75. The Lifespan Research Group is part of the Health
and Social Care Department at Royal Holloway, University of London.
LifespanCollection
Data collected from 10 years of MRC programme funding with over 500 families
in London, is currently in the process of being preserved and archived
by Lifespan Research Group.
Health
and Social Care Department
Part of the Royal Holloway, University of London.
Royal
Holloway, University of London
University website homepage.
West Focus
WestFocus is a consortium of seven universities, based in South
and West London, and the Thames Valley, that works in partnership with
businesses and the local community.
St
Christopher’s Fellowship
Lifespan is working with this voluntary organisation
on the Specialist Homes Action Research Project (SHARP), a new intervention
for children with complex needs living in residential care. Lifespan are
providing enhanced assessments of the young people’s risks and resiliences
and workshops for staff on attachment theory and implications for practice.
British
Psychological Society
Professor Antonia Bifulco is
a Chartered Psychologist and an Associate Fellow of British Psychological
Society
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