Previous events

CREW Seminars are an open-door series of lunchtime talks given by international leaders in mental health & wellbeing research and clinical practice. View some of our past events below, and keep up to date on future events via our Twitter page - @CREW_Roe.

Psychotherapy Relationships and Responsiveness That Work 26/04/2022	Dr John Norcross, PhD, ABPP Chair of Clinical Psychology at the University of Scranton Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at SUNY Upstate Medical University	View recording here.
“Therapeutic Cannabis & Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Friends or Foes?” 14/04/2022	Dr. Pablo Romero School of Psychology University of Roehampton	View recording here.
"Psychedelics in Psychiatry: Focus on Therapeutic Potential and Mechanisms" 11/02/2022	Dr David Erritzoe Imperial College London & CNWL NHS Mental Health Trust Centres for Neuropsychopharmacology & Psychedelic Research	View recording here.
"Stress: The Quiet Killer" 21/01/2022	Daryl O'Connor is Professor of Psychology at the School of Psychology, University of Leeds.	View recording here. Access code: CREW-1234
"The Psycho-Social Causes of Psychosis" 03/12/2021	Dr John Read is Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of East London.	View recording here.
"Psychosis: Better understanding, better treatment" 19/11/2021	Robin Murray is a Professor at the Institute of Psychiatry, London.	View recording here.
"Impacts of adolescent mental health, social identity, and the university environment on the life outcomes of students and graduates" 25/06/2021	Dr Anesa Hosein is a Senior Lecturer in Higher Education at the University of Surrey, and Dr Kieran Balloo is a Research Fellow at the University of Surrey.	View recording here.
"Let’s talk about politics: Therapists’ accounts of the relationship between p/Politics and therapy" 09/04/2021	Dr Laura Anne Winter, CPsychol, Senior Lecturer in Education and Counselling Psychology, Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and a HCPC Registered Practitioner Psychologist (Counselling) based at the University of Manchester.	View recording here.
"Hearing the voice" 19/03/2021	Professor Charles Fernyhough Psychologist and writer PI & Director of the Hearing the Voice project Professor of Psychology at Durham University
"School-Based Humanistic Counselling for Young People: Effectiveness, Cost-Effectiveness, and Processes of Change—Findings from a Large Randomised Controlled Trial (ETHOS)" 26/02/2021	Professor Mick Cooper Professor of Counselling Psychology Department of Psychology University of Roehampton	Not recorded - data presented not yet published
“The Power Threat Meaning Framework: A conceptual alternative to psychiatric diagnosis.” 22/01/2021	Dr Lucy Johnstone Consultant Clinical Psychologist	View recording here.
“The Making of Mental Disorder: interviewing the creators of DSM.” 04/12/2020	Dr James Davies, D.Phil (Oxon) Reader in Medical Anthropology & Mental Health Department of Life Sciences University of Roehampton	View recording here.
“Anxiety and depression in young people: Using Super Skills for Life programme to adapt to the “new” normal.” 20/11/2020	Professor Cecilia Essau. Department of Psychology University of Roehampton	Link coming soon.