In this episode I talk to Dr Josephine Perry, Sports & Exercise Psychologist and Established Author about coping with setbacks. Dr Josephine works with athletes, sports stars, actors; supporting them to manage injury, perfectionism, performance anxiety, rejection and barriers to performance. This episode will appeal not just to those in sport but to anyone wanting […]
Welcome to The Adversity Psychologist Podcast! In this debut solo episode-I talk about adversity in the context of the Pandemic. What have we dealt with and what we can learn about how we cope when faced with acute adversity. Autonomy, resilience, self care, compassion and supporting others were key themes for helping us cope with
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.
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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
I am pleased to announce that I am now working with Nido Student on an innovative new wellbeing partnership. This partnership includes support, advice and the development of resources and tools to help students to maximise their wellbeing. We want to normalise conversations around mental health and wellbeing and enhance resilience. As part of my
The Emotional Health Toolkit-An international public resource run by independent psychologists to help emotional wellbeing during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
The world seems like a difficult place to navigate right now. Following the Coronavirus pandemic, we are now facing the crisis in Ukraine. As a result, our baseline for tolerance of emotional events may be quite low. We may be experiencing a myriad of emotions including anxiety, fear, and uncertainty. Yes, it is awful, and
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