Dr Nick Hutchinson
| Post Nominals | BSc, ClinPsyD, C Psychol, PCAP, FHEA |
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| Research Interests | Areas of research (both qualitative and quantitative) include: - Intellectual disability and dementia - Challenging behaviour - Bereavement - Safeguarding - Intensive interaction - Parenting - Service transition - Experience of diagnosis - Day to day living with a learning disability. |
| Teaching and Learning | Year 1 - Professional Behaviour - Historical and Current Context of Clinical Psychology - Teaching Skills - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for People with Intellectual Disabilities Year 2 - Introduction to Consultation - Introduction to Leadership - Working with People with Intellectual Disabilities - Challenging Behaviour and People with Intellectual Disabilities - Working with Vulnerable People Year 3 - The Health and Care Professions Council |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
| PhD Topics | Completed PhDs Completed Clinical Psychology Doctorate Degrees (ClinPsyD) - Tomlinson K, Repeat Pregnancies in Teenage Mothers (2008) - Handley E, The Experience of Bereavement for People with Intellectual Disability (2008) - Crossland T, Care Staff Perceptions of Challenging Behaviour in Adults with Autism and Learning Disabilities (2009) - Bradley J, Facilitating Choice and people with Learning Disabilities (2010) - Griffiths J, Deliberate-Self-Harm in Adolescents: An exploratory study into perceptions of, and responses to, and impacts of, stigma (2011) - McCloud N, An Exploration of Coping and Self-Efficacy in Parents with Learning Disabilities (2011) - Moore C, The Caring Experience of Staff Carers working with Adults with Learning Disabilities and Dementia (2012) - Chafer S, Interpersonal Factors influencing self-injury in People with Learning Disabilities: Expressed Emotion and Attributions in residential care staff (2012) - Bodicoat A, The Effectiveness of Intensive Interaction and its use in Hospital Settings (2013) - Rowland C, The Experience of Stopping Self-Harm in Adults (2014) - Bright N, Raising Concerns in Healthcare Services: the experience of staff and families (2016) - Connor M, An exploration into the rise in antidepressant prescribing and of GP experiences of patients who present as depressed (2016) - Dickinson D, Changing Perceptions of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities from Multiple Perspectives (2017) - Whitney G, Personal Experiences of Living with an Intellectual Disability (2017) - Wigley J, Families of People with an Intellectual Disability: Exploring the Positives (2017) Current PhD supervisions PhD - Hebblewhite G, Adults with Intellectual Disabilities' lived experience of wellbeing and the internet: A Descriptive Phenomenological Study (to submit 2018) Clinical Psychology Doctorate (ClinPsyD) - Hinsby C, Experience of diagnosis of Learning Disability in adulthood (to submit 2019) - Berridge S, Parents' experiences of Intensive Interaction (to submit 2019) - Doski A, Experiences of transitioning from looked after care into adult services - perspectives of People with Intellectual Disabilities, Carers and Health Care Professionals (to submit 2018) |