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People
associated
with the New Zealand Centre for
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
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Geoff Woodyard
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Director.
M.A. Educational Psychology, University of Nebraska. Psychologist,
Forensic Psychiatry Service, Capital & Coast District Health Board; (prev.
Senior Psychologist, Department of Corrections). Advanced Certificate
in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy.
Special interest areas include:
Neuropsychology; Intellectual disabilities, Specific learning
disabilities, Mental health.
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Jenny Nichols
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Director.
RN (BN,
MN), Prof. Cert CBT. Child, Adolescent & Family Service, Hawke’s Bay
District Health Board.
Special interest areas: Mental health, Women and depression, Chronic
physical health conditions,
Child &
adolescent mental health & Clinical supervision. |
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Executive Director.
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Professor Stephen Palmer
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Consultant
Director.
Click here for personal details. |
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Toni Hocquard |
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Workshop
presenter
BSW,
MA(Hons)(Rehabilitation), Advanced Cert. REBT. MNZASW,
After graduating with a BSW from Massey University, Toni worked for a
time at Palmerston North Hospital, before spending 5 years in Papua
New Guinea, an experience which challenged many beliefs. On returning
to New Zealand she secured a position at QE Health (formerly Queen
Elizabeth Hospital), Rotorua, working in the field of rehabilitation.
Patient education was a particular focus and Toni was instrumental in
establishing the Fibromalgia Programme. Toni is a recognized speaker
and trainer nationally and has presented many seminars and workshops
to health professionals in the field of rehabilitation. Further study
has seen Toni graduate with an MA (Hons) (rehabilitation) from Massey
University. She holds an Advanced Certificate in REBT. An opportunity
to move into education has seen Toni return to her roots, and she is
now the Stream Co-ordinator for the Bachelor of Applied Social Science
(Social Work) at Waiariki Institute of Technology. Toni is a
Registered Social Worker and a Full member of ANZASW.
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John Turton |
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Workshop
presenter
B.Theol., Dip.Min., MNZAC,
Adv.Cert.REBT.
Minister in the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand, full member of
NZAC. Experience includes EAP support on-site to various industries,
mediation interventions for disputes, six years of Internet
counselling, and face to face counselling using REBT. Personal life
experiences include twelve years in a religious cult and nine years of
working out of that concluding with a theological degree from Otago
University, majoring in pastoral studies. Presently works in Lower
Hutt with two congregations in a larger parish context of diverse
theological views. Has developed REBT for Internet counselling online
via chatroom and email supported by interactive work by clients in a
secure internet environment. He has developed an approach ('REFRAME')
which draws together the unique advantages of working online.
Website: www.onlinecounsellor.co.nz
E-mail address:
john@onlinecounsellor.co.nz
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Teresa Ash |
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Workshop
presenter
MA (Hons)., PG Dip I/O Psych, PG Cert. Health Science (Cognitive
Behaviour Therapy).
Teresa is a psychologist with
qualifications in organizational and clinical spheres of practice.
Teresa specializes in mental health issues in the workplace, in
particular, the management of occupational stress and burnout,
including cognitive behavioural strategies in promoting positive
cognitive functioning and resilient psychological wellbeing. Teresa
has an interest in emergent approaches within the cognitive
behavioural field, in particular, the schema therapy paradigm. Her
e-mail address is:
teresa@signaturepsychologies.co.nz |
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Shane Stevenson
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B.A., M.Ed (Ch.Fam.Psych),
PG.Dip.Ch.Fam.Psych., Professional Cert. CBT, Registered Psychologist,
Accredited Triple P provider.
Shane Stevenson works
for the Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service on the West Coast.
He specialises in the treatment of children with a wide range of
mental health issues, including, but not limited to, ADHD, OCD,
phobias and other anxiety disorders, eating disorders and depression.
As an accredited provider of the Triple P Positive Parenting Programme
he has recently spent time in Canada and England training facilitators
for this programme. |
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Rhian Evans
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BSc (Hons.), MSc.
Registered Psychologist
Trained in the UK,
Rhian specializes in working with offender populations, with
particular focus on Motivational Interviewing, emotional regulation,
mindfulness, modification of problematic behaviours and group therapy.
Has a particular interest in the underlying functions of behaviour.
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Jillian Simpson
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RGON, BN, MN, Dip TT,
Dip Yoga T, Prof Cert CBT.
Jillian is a nurse
working within the primary care arena. She presently offers lifestyle
clinics at The Doctors, Napier, seeing people who have stress, weight
management or other lifestyle issues. She also offers
Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction courses in the community. She is
fascinated by the mind-body connection and enjoys working with people
with chronic health problems to improve their health and well-being
using an holistic approach. She has a background in nursing education,
management and clinical practice. |
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