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Dr. Anne Guy

2022

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00:37:07

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MY PSYCHOTHERAPY CAREER: WORKING TO INFLUENCE CHANGE ON PRESCRIBED DRUG DEPENDENCE
MY PSYCHOTHERAPY CAREER: WORKING TO INFLUENCE CHANGE ON PRESCRIBED DRUG DEPENDENCE

How can you balance voluntary work with private practice? Working to enact change on prescribed drug dependence, UKCP psychotherapist Anne Guy shares her time between sitting on the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Prescribed Drug Dependence and on an NHS advisory group.

2021

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02:08:01

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WORKING WITH CLIENTS TAKING OR WITHDRAWING FROM PRESCRIBED PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS
WORKING WITH CLIENTS TAKING OR WITHDRAWING FROM PRESCRIBED PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS

Event hosted by the British Psychological Society discussing the issue of increasing numbers of prescriptions of psychiatric drugs, including benzodiazepines, antidepressants, antipsychotics, and stimulants. The event is based on the “Guidance for Psychological Therapists – Enabling conversations with clients taking or withdrawing from prescribed psychiatric drugs”. Speakers: Professor John Read, Professor Joanna Moncrieff, Dr Mark Horowitz and Dr Anne Guy. https://prescribeddrug.info/training/

2021

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00:46:27

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ANNE GUY - HOW THERAPISTS CAN HELP WITH PSYCHIATRIC DRUG WITHDRAWAL
ANNE GUY - HOW THERAPISTS CAN HELP WITH PSYCHIATRIC DRUG WITHDRAWAL

Discussion of withdrawal from psychiatric medications, problems with psychiatry's over-reliance on the biomedical model, the difference between 'addiction' and 'dependence', and counseling beyond diagnosis.

2020

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A SHORT GUIDE TO WHAT EVERY PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIST SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WORKING WITH PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS
A SHORT GUIDE TO WHAT EVERY PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIST SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WORKING WITH PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS

Therapists are now more likely than ever to be working with clients who are taking or withdrawing from prescribed drugs. These presentations by the main editors of the Guidance for Psychological Therapists are based on the companion publication “A short guide to what every psychological therapist should know about working with psychiatric drugs”. They will give you the information you need to work more confidently with clients and gives answers to many questions about working with prescribed psychiatric drugs in therapy. Speakers: Dr James Davies, Professor Rosemary Rizq, Dr Anne Guy. https://prescribeddrug.info/training/

Pharmacist and researcher specialising in antidepressant withdrawal, tapering practices and safer deprescribing approaches.

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