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The Team
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Profiles of the Directors
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Dr Elizabeth Gillett
AFBPsS.; C. Psychol.; Clin.Psy.D.; M.Sc.; B.Sc. (Hons)Dr Elizabeth Gillett is a Chartered Psychologist specialising in both clinical and occupational psychology. She is an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, and a member of the Society of Expert Witnesses. In addition Dr Gillett has the Certificate in Occupational Testing, Level A and B. From 1998 to 2002 she was a national committee member and conference organiser for British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology, Faculty for Learning Disabilities and sat on a Division of Clinical Psychology standing committee. Recently she was instrumental in establishing a national network of clinical psychologists working with children with learning disabilities on behalf of the British Psychological Society.
Clinical
Dr Gillett has held clinical and management positions within the public and voluntary sectors for over 13 years
and continues to work therapeutically with children and families within the NHS. Clinically her work experience has
focused on children, adolescents, people with learning disabilities and those experiencing work related stress
difficulties. She has also worked with other client groups such as older adults and adults with mental health
problems. In addition she is a tutor and supervisor on the Doctoral Programmes in Clinical Psychology at the
University of Birmingham and the University's of Coventry and Warwick. Dr Gillett is also a tutor with the
Association of Psychological Therapies providing specialist psychological training to mental health workers across
the public sector.Medico-Legal
Dr Gillett has been undertaking expert witness work for over six years and has provided oral evidence to the
court on numerous occasions. Most of these cases have been within the private or public family law system, or other
legal procedures (e.g. personal injury) although she is becoming more engaged in the Criminal Justice System as a
Registered Intermediary. The Intermediary scheme is a special measure being introduced by the Home Office to
facilitate complete, accurate and coherent communication between a witness and the court. Dr Gillett has been selected
as one of the first specialists to pilot this scheme across England and Wales.Corporate
Dr Gillett has been offering psychological consultancy to corporate clients for over five years. Her unique
style of facilitation which combines the best of consultancy practice with an insightful and 'real life' application
of psychological thinking is a product of her background in psychology and training and development. Areas of special
interest include the emotional impact of change on organisations; interpersonal and team relationships / performance;
organisational culture; and exploration of the emotional task in the workplace / job roles.Publications
Publications include several articles in peer reviewed professional journals with the most recent focusing on
organisational culture in residential care units (JARID, 2003). In addition Dr Gillett has presented a paper at the
British Psychological Society Annual Conference (2000).Dr Jeremy Tudway
AFBPsS.; C. Psychol. (Clin. Foren); Clin.Psy.D.; B.Sc. (Hons)Dr Tudway is a Chartered Psychologist specialising in both Clinical and Forensic psychology. Dr Tudway is an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, and a member of the British Association of Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapists. In addition Dr Tudway was previously a national executive committee member for the Division of Clinical Psychology, Faculty for Forensic Clinical Psychology. Dr Tudway has extensive senior management experience including within all aspects of security across a range of forensic services. In addition, he has worked as a senior lecturer in Clinical and Forensic Psychology and has supervised research to Doctoral and Master's level.
Clinical
Dr Tudway is recognised as a national specialist in his field and has been invited to speak at International
Conferences in regard to his work and has held senior clinical and management positions within the public and
independent sectors. Dr Tudway continues to work therapeutically with offenders presenting with complex problems.
Clinically his work experience has focused on mentally disordered offenders and forensic issues although he has also
worked with other client groups of adults with mental health problems and learning disabilities. Dr Tudway continues
to work as a tutor and supervisor on the Coventry and Warwick Doctoral Programme in Clinical Psychology and an
honorary lecturer in Forensic Psychology at the University of Birmingham centre for Forensic & Family Psychology and
has been invited to act as an external examiner in Clinical Psychology at the University of Exeter. A psychologist
with a wide range skills and knowledge base, Dr Tudway is currently completing an invited contribution on Clinical
Psychology to appear in 2007 and a chapter on developmental delay and offending also to appear in 2007.Medico-Legal
Dr Tudway has been engaged in expert witness work for over 10 years and has provided evidence directly to the
court. Most of these cases have been within the criminal, mental health or family law system, although this has
included other legal procedures (e.g. personal injury).Corporate Services
Dr Tudway has provided specialist advice and training to a wide range of organisations including: The National
Probation Service (Staffordshire, South Wales, Leicestershire); Area Child Protection Committees (South Wales,
Leicestershire); Leicestershire & Rutland Multi-Agency Public Protection Panel; Social Services Departments;
The Lucy Faithful Foundation; the NCH Bridges Service.Representative publications, presentations and research
Barry, K., Blissett, J. & Tudway, J.A. (2002). Staff attitudes towards drug use amongst the mentally ill within a medium secure psychiatric hospital. Journal of Substance Use. 7, 1 50-56.Bradley, S., Meaden, A., Tudway, J., Earl-Gray, M., Jones, C., Giles, D., and Wane, J. (2006). What do service user views tell us about engagement? Poster presentation, The National Forum for Assertive Outreach Conference. University of Keele. UK.
Fisher, D. & Tudway, J.A. (2004) Issues in the assessment of risk in child sex offenders. Training Day: Leicestershire Multi-agency Child Protection Committee. Police Headquarters, Leicestershire.
Jackson, L. & Tudway, J.A. (2006) Social Identity Theory and Mental Health. Journal of Mental Health.Manuscript submitted for publication.
Jackson, L., Tudway, J.A., Smith, J. & Giles, D. (2005) Social Identity Maintenance Strategies in Mental Health In-Patient Service Users. Poster presentation. Breaking the Boundaries, Medical Sociology Conference, University of Nottingham. UK.
Miller, E., Joseph, S. & Tudway, J. (2004) Assessing the component structure of four self-report measures of impulsivity, Personality & Individual Differences. 37,2, 349-358.
Payne, A. Joseph, S. and Tudway, J.A. (2006) Assimilation and Accommodation Following Traumatic Experiences. Journal of Traumatic Stress. In Press.
Tudway, J.A. & Beech, A.R. (2001) Personality profiles of sexual murderers. Paper presented to British Psychological Society Division of Forensic Psychology Conference: University of Birmingham. U.K.
Tudway, J.A. & Darmoody, M. (2005) Issues in the Clinical Assessment of Adult Sexual Offenders with Learning Disabilities. Journal of Sexual Aggression. 11.3.277-288.
Tudway, J.A. (1999) Assessment and treatment issues with people with learning disabilities who sexually offend. Keynote Presentation to International Conference in Forensic Learning Disability: Newport, South Wales. U.K.
Tudway, J.A. (2002c) Impulsivity: What it is and how we measure it. Invited Open Research Seminar Presentation. St. Andrew's Hospital Northampton. U.K.
Tudway, J.A. (2002d) Issues in working with learning disabled sex offenders. Royal College of Psychiatrists Specialist Registrar Training Day, St George's Medical School, London. U.K.
Tudway, J.A. (2003b) Cognitive behavioural Groupwork for Learning disabled fire-setters. International Conference Presentation: St. Andrew's Hospital, Northampton. U.K.
Tudway, J.A. (2004) Risk Assessment in Forensic Learning Disability Psychiatry. Invited Keynote Presentation. The 3rd International Conference on the Care and Treatment of Offenders with a Learning Disability, Lancaster. U.K.
Whitehouse, R., Tudway, J.A., Stenfert-Kroese, B. & Luck, R. (2006a) Adapting Individual Psychotherapy for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: A Comparative Review of the Cognitive-Behavioural and Psychodynamic Literature. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities. 19, 1, 55-66.
Whitehouse, R., Tudway, J.A., Look, R. and Stenfert Kroese, B. (2006c) A Preliminary Investigation into the Attributional Style of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities who Display Physically Aggressive Behaviour. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research. Manuscript submitted for publication.
In preparation:
Tudway, J.A. Clinical Psychology. In Coolighan, H. (Ed) Applied Psychology. Hodder & Stouton.
