Expert Reference Group
Dr Tara is a member of The Expert Reference Group which was formed to review and contribute to a fantastic mental health project by Dr Alys Cole-King wellbeingandcoping.net and the stayingsafe.net about online Safety Plan.
Dr Quinn-Cirillo has a passion for bringing the principles of psychology to communities and to help them better understand emotional wellbeing and empower them to manage their wellbeing.
She considers herself to be a philanthropist and humanitarian and is involved in a number of philanthropic initiatives to support people around the world.
She also runs a number of initiatives in her local community to support emotional health and is involved in the following projects:
Dr Tara is a member of The Expert Reference Group which was formed to review and contribute to a fantastic mental health project by Dr Alys Cole-King wellbeingandcoping.net and the stayingsafe.net about online Safety Plan.
Dr Quinn-Cirillo is also a Psychological First Aid Responder with the British Red Cross
Dr Quinn-Cirillo has written research blogs for The Learning Disability Elf
Dr Tara Quinn-Cirillo also holds a position on the British Psychological Society (BPS) Committee for the Special Interest Group for Independent Psychologists. This role involves developing support areas for those psychologists working in independent practice such as training, professional development, clinical governance and peer hubs.
BPS Special Interest Group for Independent Practitioners (SGIP) Read More »
I was honoured to write a chapter for Dr Marianne Trent in her new book The Clinical Psychologist Collective. A book to support people in choosing their applied Psychology career.
Dr Quinn-Cirillo has a longstanding clinical interest in both the assessment and treatment of Personality Disorder. This interest stems to those with a learning disability and how personality disorder is assessed and supported clinically in community settings. She worked for many years with this client group and also focused on working with those people supporting
The Emotional Health Toolkit-An international public resource run by independent psychologists to help emotional wellbeing during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
In March 2020 I started an online support forum for helping local people enhance their emotional health during the Coronavirus Pandemic. I wanted to give something back to the community through my clinical experience to help people manage as best they can with the emotional aspects of a pandemic. The group us still going strong