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Dr. MARIE CLARKE B.A (hons) DCLINPSY Doctorate in Clinical PsychologyLead Clinician and Company Director.
25 years of qualified experience as a Clinical Psychologist
gathered through practice both within the NHS and independent sector. The psychological services offered throughout this period include assessment treatments of adults, children, parents, adolescents and young adults dealing with low mood, anxiety, behavioural difficulties; trauma-focused work with young children, parenting approaches, and assistance in coping with difficult life events (such as bullying, separation, loss, bereavement and illness).
Dr. Marie Clarke has previously held the role of Consultant Clinical Psychologist responsible for leading a team of psychologists that deliver high quality psychological services across Birmingham.
As a clinical lead for evidence-based therapy, Dr Marie Clarke
has been working collaboratively and in response to individuals’ needs and problems, focusing on the patients’ recovery, improving their life outcomes and on building resilience for the future.
Adhering to a professional code of conduct and ethics, high standards and continued development and improvement of own practice, Dr. Marie Clarke
has succeeded in forging a good reputation for offering supervision, assessment and therapy that makes a positive difference.
Dr. Victoria Queralt Associate TherapistBSc (Hons), DClinPsych, CPsychol
Victoria has extensive experience in the NHS and independent practice of working with children, young people and their families. She regards it as a privilege to hear the life stories that children and their parents/carers share, and to support them to make a positive difference. Victoria enjoys working collaboratively, and creatively, and is flexible in in adapting approaches to suit the needs of the individual.
Victoria has particular interest and expertise in supporting individuals who have a neurodevelopmental condition and/or physical health condition.
Victoria has an Applied Psychology (Bsc) First Class (Hons) from Cardiff University (2000), and a Clinical Psychology Doctorate at Birmingham University (2010). She is registered with the HCPC (PYL26555) and is a chartered member of the BPS.
Common questionWhat does a Clinical Psychologist do?
Clinical Psychologists are trained to understand why problems develop and to make sense of emotional difficulties so that a treatment package can be designed to meet an individual’s needs.
Child psychologists are trained in understanding the developmental stage that a young person is at and adapting any evidence based treatment to take into account the age of the child and their stage of emotional ( feelings and maturity) and cognitive development (how they see the world and think about things).
Psychological therapies have good evidence and are often the first line of intervention recommended for a range of disorders.
- Anxiety
- Depression
- PTSD
- Conduct/Behavior
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