The discipline of Clinical and Health Psychology is focused on the development, understanding, and intervention for psychological difficulties across all stages of life. We offer a wide range of ways to study the theory, research and practice of clinical and health psychology, including MSc and PhD programmes, and continuous professional development (CPD) for those working in health and mental health related services. Our professional training programmes in Clinical and Health Psychology (DClinPsychol) and Applied Psychology for Children and Young People (MSc), offer comprehensive education and training to aspiring clinicians and psychologists. Our Programmes Postgraduate Taught Programmes Doctorate in Clinical PsychologyMSc Applied Psychology (Healthcare) For Children and Young PeopleMSc Planetary HealthMSc Psychological TherapiesMSc Psychological Therapies (Part-Time)MSc Psychology of Mental Health (Conversion)MSc Mental Health in Children and Young People: Psychological ApproachesMSc Mental Health in Children and Young People: Psychological Approaches (Onlin…Postgraduate Certificate in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) (Online) Postgraduate Research Programmes MScR Clinical and Health PsychologyPhD Clinical and Health Psychology Our Research Child and Adolescent Mental Health Research (CAMHR) Centre CAMHR is made up of a group of researchers specialising in and collaborating across themes of research exploring the mental health of children and adolescents and is based in Clinical and Health Psychology in the School of Health in Social Science. It bridges various specialised research groups in Clinical and Health Psychology, allowing researchers who specialise in Child and Adolescent Mental Health to collaborate on research within and across the different themes. CAMHR Current Research in Clinical and Health Psychology ADVANCE-D: Advancing theory and treatment approaches for men convicted of intimate partner violence who misuse substancesCare-Experience Research Edinburgh Hub (CAREHub)Children, Adolescents and Animals Research Group (caar)CONNECT: using electronic devices to predict relapse of psychosisContextual Mental Health Research GroupDeveloping and evaluating interventions for eating disorders Developing and evaluating Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) interventionsDeveloping and evaluating Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) interventionsDrivinglyEarly Intervention for Eating DisordersEating and neurodiversityEating Disorders and Behaviors Research GroupEating disorders, public health and social inequalitiesEveryday life experiences of Young People (EPIC-A and Day2Day)Fetal Alcohol Advisory Support and Training Team (FAASTT)Illegal Puppy Trade and Puppy Health and WelfareiMinds: supporting young people who have experienced online sexual abuseImplementing Mobile MEntal health Recording Strategy for Europe (IMMERSE)Intergenerational Mental HealthInvestigating excessive rationalisation in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)Mental health & wellbeing in Advanced Illness Network (MAIN)My Grief My Way (MGMW)Nature Connection Research GroupNeurodivergent and Learning Disabilities Research Group (NALD)Paws on CampusPets and changing homes: the views of care experienced children/ young peoplePromoting a duty of care to animals among children and adolescentsRoad to RecoveryScottish Student Mental Health Research Network (ScotSMART)SIGMA UK: Pilot study investigating mental health and wellbeing in adolescentsSupporting Mental Health in Young People: Integrated Methodology for cLinical dEcisions and evidence-based interventions (SMILE)Social media, body image, and eatingSupporting People and Pets in the UKTrauma-informed approaches in policing
