Clinical psychology is the application of psychological knowledge and clinical experience to help people with their wellbeing and mental health difficulties. Sandy McAfee worked for many years as a consultant clinical psychologist within the NHS, specialising in adult and older adult psychotherapy and neuropsychology, and the teaching, training and supervision of other staff. After retiring from the NHS in 2018 he established McAfee Psychology to continue this work and bring a broader range of services to the public and to staff who work with mental health issues.
Qualifications:
MA (Hons) Psychology (1985), The University of Edinburgh
MPhil Clinical Psychology (1989), The University of Edinburgh
Diploma in Clinical Neuropsychology (1995), The Institute of Psychiatry, The University of London
Diploma in Cognitive Therapy for Severe Mental Health Problems (2001), The University of Southampton
Professional Certificate in Health and Social Care Management (2006), The Open University
Psychotherapy training in:
Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Schema Focused Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy.
Memberships:
HCPC registered (PYL17876). Member of Association of Clinical Psychologists, UK. Member of the Association for Contextual Behavioural Science. Member of The Compassionate Mind Foundation.