PAT FRANKISH is a Clinical Psychologist with many years of experience in the field of trauma, disability and psychotherapy. Pat provides expert psychological services as well as direct support for very distressed individuals in supported living environments. She is a past President of the British Psychological Society and continues to speak publicly and provide training for staff working at all levels of security and community provisions.
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Description
Contents:
Foreword by David ODriscoll
Introducing the model of care
1: Introduction
2. The Disability Psychotherapy Story
3. The Story of the FAIT
4. The FAIT and the Under-Fives
5: The History and Development of the Frankish Group of Companies
6. The Rowan House Story (Amanda Brock)
7. The Property Story - A Historical Perspective
Professional perspectives
8. Experiences of Using the FAIT Model in a Childrens Specialist LD Service (Paula Levett)
9. Disability & Trauma Work (Valerie Sinason)
10. Development of Psychotherapy for People with ID (Nigel Beail)
11. Disability Psychotherapy and Black Youth Knife Crime (Dr Erica McInnis)
12. The Dementia Story (Tilly Brock)
13. Secure Accommodation to an Ordinary Life
Personal perspectives
14. The Staff Story - Personal Perspectives
15. Sylvias Story (Carol Hall)
16. Susans Story
17. Peace and Freedom
18. Support and Trust (Carrie Anne)
19. Future Possibilities