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Biography

Professor Thomas 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤 is the former Nottingham Director of the Trent Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, organised by the School of Medicine's Mental Health and Clinical Neurosciences Unit in collaboration with Lincoln University's Department of Psychology and three local NHS Trusts. He established this three-year full-time programme in 2005, directed it until 2010, and co-directed it until 2020. It is approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and leads to a professional qualification in Clinical Psychology (Doctor of Clinical Psychology - DClinPsy).

Prof 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤 began his academic studies in Hamburg where he read Law and Psychology and gained his first degree (Vordiplom) in 1974. After moving to the UK he studied Social Work at the London School of Economics and subsequently obtained Master's degrees in Clinical Psychology from the University of Birmingham and Psychotherapy from the University of Warwick. He received his PhD from the University of Warwick in 1999.

Before taking up a full-time post with the University in 2011, he was seconded from Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Trust, where he worked for 25 years as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Head of the Psychotherapy Specialty. He is a Registered Clinical and Counselling Psychologist (HCPC), Chartered Psychologist (BPS) Registered Psychologist Specialising in Psychotherapy - Senior Practitioner (BPS) and has previously been registered as a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist (UKCP). Before coming to Derby he worked for the NHS in Birmingham and Rugby and for the National Marriage Guidance Council in Bristol. He is now an Honorary Consultant Clinical Psychologist with Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust.

Clinically, Prof 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤 treats complex and enduring mental health problems, working with individuals, couples and groups. He is currently associated with the in Nottingham. His research interests include the professional development of therapists, difficulties in psychotherapeutic practice, and self-conscious emotions in psychological therapy and supervision. He is a past International vice-president of the , a Trustee of the , a Senior Fellow of the and a Senior Fellow of the

Expertise Summary

Clinical Practice

Over the past 40 years Prof 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤 has developed his specialist clinical expertise by practising in a variety of settings - including the NHS, Social Services, the third sector, Higher Education and independent practice - building on his training in a range of models acquired in a number of different centres, such as client-centred therapy (University of Hamburg), social case work (London School of Economics),behavioural and cognitive treatments (University of Birmingham), psycho-analytic therapy (Tavistock Clinic, London) and evidence based integrative approaches (University of Warwick). In the NHS he has been leading the psychology team within a large multi-disciplinary therapy service, spanning a range of treatment modalities (individual, group, couple, family) and delivering supervision, training and consultation to specialist practitioners and to the wider health community. Clinical leadership has been an important element in establishing a professional doctorate that is closely integrated with health and social care services, and in maintaining the confidence of stakeholders and commissioners.

Professional Training and Development

Prof 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤 has been consulting to healthcare professionals and supervising psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors for 40 years. He has been involved in designing and delivering training for voluntary agencies (Marriage Guidance, Westminster Pastoral Foundation), been joint organiser of a comprehensive multi-disciplinary training for psychotherapists in the NHS (South Trent Training), established an in-service Masters programme delivered by the NHS in collaboration with Derby University, and designed a professional doctorate as a framework for the professional development of qualified specialist practitioners. He is active in providing Continuing Professional Development to clinicians in the UK and has been invited to teach workshops in Austria, Germany, Italy and Portugal.

Service Evaluation and Audit

Practice-based evidence complements the information gathered in clinical trials. In his NHS practice, Prof 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤 has developed skills and knowledge in tailoring outcome measures to therapy services and in designing evaluation packages that can be integrated into routine clinical practice.

Research Summary

Prof 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤's main research involvement is in the International Study of the Development of Psychotherapists (ISPDP); he is currently the UK member on the study's steering committee. The ISPDP - a… read more

Recent Publications

• ROCCA, F., SCHR脰DER, T. A. and REGEL, S., 2023. Mental Health Review Journal. 28(3), 322-335
• ORLINSKY, D, MESSINA, I., HARTMANN, A., WILLUTZKI, U., HEINONEN, E., R脴NNESTAD , H. and L脰FFLER-STASTKA, H., 2023. counselling & psychotherapy research.
• WEBB, K., SCHR脰DER, T. A and GRESSWELL, M., 2022. Mental Health Review Journal. 27(1), 48-64
• HEINONEN, E., ORLINSKY, D., WILLUTZKI, U., R脴NNESTAD, H., SCHR脰DER, T. A, MESSINA, I., L脰FFLER-STASTKA, H. and HARTMANN, A., 2022. Frontiers in Psychology.

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Current Research

Prof 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤's main research involvement is in the International Study of the Development of Psychotherapists (ISPDP); he is currently the UK member on the study's steering committee. The ISPDP - a collaborative project that is not dependent on external funding - is by far the largest study of therapist development, having surveyed over 12,000 therapists in more than 30 countries so far. Targeted data collection is ongoing and there are a number of parallel projects using the existing data base. Dr 厂肠丑谤枚诲别谤's current focus is on therapists' boundary maintenance and on difficulties in therapeutic practice. He has presented aspects of his research at some 30 international conferences.

He is currently supervising 12 doctoral theses on topics including trauma-specific interventions, therapy process, managing difficulties in supervision, working with homeless people, and veterans' family life and adjustment.

• ROCCA, F., SCHR脰DER, T. A. and REGEL, S., 2023. Mental Health Review Journal. 28(3), 322-335
• ORLINSKY, D, MESSINA, I., HARTMANN, A., WILLUTZKI, U., HEINONEN, E., R脴NNESTAD , H. and L脰FFLER-STASTKA, H., 2023. counselling & psychotherapy research.
• WEBB, K., SCHR脰DER, T. A and GRESSWELL, M., 2022. Mental Health Review Journal. 27(1), 48-64
• HEINONEN, E., ORLINSKY, D., WILLUTZKI, U., R脴NNESTAD, H., SCHR脰DER, T. A, MESSINA, I., L脰FFLER-STASTKA, H. and HARTMANN, A., 2022. Frontiers in Psychology.
• ORLINSKY, D., R脴NNESTAD, H and SCHR脰DER, T. A., 2022. Family background.. In: D. ORLINSKY, ed., How psychotherapists live.: The personal self and private life of professional healers. Routledge.
• ORLINSKY, D., R脴NNESTAD, H, WILLUTZKI, U., SCHR脰DER, T. A., HEINONEN, E. and SCHOFIELD, M., 2022. Professional psychotherapists. In: D. ORLINSKY, ed., How psychotherapists live.: The personal self and private life of professional healers Routledge.
• MARLOWE, K., SCHR脰DER, T. A., TICKLE, A. and RENTON, J., 2022. British Journal of Learning Disabilities. (In Press.)
• D'ERRICO, D., SCHR脰DER, T. A. and GRESSWELL, M., 2022. Psycho-Oncology. 31(7), 1057-1075
• JAMES, G., SCHR脰DER, T. A. and DEBOOS, D., 2022. Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice.
• AYSAZCI-CAKAR, F., SCHR脰DER, T. A. and HUNT, N., 2022. A Systematic Review of prevalence and correlates of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression and Anxiety in the displaced Syrian population. Journal of Affective Disorders Reports. (In Press.)
• JAMES, G., SCHR脰DER, T. A and DE BOOS, D., 2021. Journal of Psychotherapy Integration.
• MALINS, S., MOGGHADDAM, N., MORRISS, R., SCHR脰DER, T. A and BROWN, P., 2021. British Journal of Clinical Psychology.
• MALINS, S., MOGHADDAM. N., MORRISS, R., SCHR脰DER, T. A. and BROWN, P., 2020. Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy.
• MALINS, S., MOGGHADDAM, N., MORRISS, R., SCHR脰DER, T. A, BROWN, P. and BOYCOTT, N., 2020. Journal of Clinical Psychology. 76(4), 646-658
• FORSHAW, G., SABIN-FARRELL, R. and SCHR脰DER, T. A., 2019. Mental Health Review Journal.
• BURDETT, M., PINO. M., MOGHADDAM. N. and SCHRODER, T.A., 2019. Journal of Pragmatics. 12-258
• MALINS, S., MOGHADDAM. N., MORRISS, R., SCHR脰DER, T. A., BROWN, P. and BOYCOTT, N., 2019. Psychotherapy Research.
• L脰FFLER-STASTKA, H., GELO, O., PLESCHBERGER, I., SCHR脰DER, T.A., ORLINSKY, D.E., R脴NNESTAD, M.H. and WILLUTZKI, U., 2018. psychopraxis. neuropraxis.
• WEBB, K,, SCHR脰DER, T. A. and GRESSWELL. M., 2018. Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice.
• R脴NNESTAD, M.H., ORLINSKY, D.E., SCHR脰DER, T. A., SKOVHOLT, T.M. and WILLUTZKI, U., 2018. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research.
• STEEL, CATHERINE, MACDONALD, JAMES and SCHRODER, THOMAS, 2017. Journal of Clinical Psychology.
• CAPONE, G., BRAHAM, L. and SCHR脰DER, T.A., 2017. Therapeutic Communities: The International Journal of Therapeutic Communities.
• FRENCH, K., MOGHADDAM, N. and SCHR脰DER, T. A., 2017. Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science.
• CAPONE, G., SCHR脰DER, T.A., CLARKE, S. and BRAHAM, L., 2016. Therapeutic Communities: The International Journal of Therapeutic Communities. 37(2), 84-100
• SCHR脰DER, T.A., ORLINSKY, D.E,, R脴NNESTAD, M.H. and WILLUTZKI, U., 2015. Psychotherapeutic process from the psychotherapist's perspective. In: O. GELO, A. PRITZ and B. RIEKEN, eds., Psychotherapy Research: Foundations, process and outcome. Springer.
• STEEL, K., MACDONALD, J., SCHR脰DER, T. and MELLOR-CLARK, J., 2015. Journal of Mental Health. 24(1), 33-37
• STEWART, S. and SCHR脰DER, T. A., 2015. Journal of Psychotherapy Integration.. 25(3), 236-252
• GALE, C., SCHR脰DER, T. A. and GILBERT, P., 2015. Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy. 87(4), 373-392
• SCHR脰DER, T. A., COOPER, A., NAIDOO, R., TICKLE, A. and RENNOLDSON, M., 2015. Intensive Short-term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP). In: DAWSON, D. and MOGHADDAM, N., eds., Formulation in Action: Applying Psychological Theory to Clinical Practice De Gruyter. 99-122
• TICKLE, A., RENNOLDSON, M., SCHR脰DER, THOMAS, COOPER, A. and NAIDOO, R., 2015. Systemic Family Therapy. In: DAWSON, D. and MOGHADDAM, N., eds., Formulation in Action: Applying Psychological Theory to Clinical Practice De Gruyter. 123-141
• GALE, C. and SCHR脰DER, T.A., 2014. Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice. 87, 373-392
• SCHR脰DER, T.A. and WILLUTZKI, U., 2014. Therapists' difficulties in practice. In: A. V.D.LIPPE and H.A. NISSEN-LIE, eds., Psykoterapeuten: En antologi om terapeutens rolle i psykoterapi. Gyldendal Akademisk.
• ORLINSKY, D.E., SCHOFIELD, M.J., SCHRODER, T. and KAZANTZIS, N., 2011. Journal Of Clinical Psychology. 67(8), 828-842
• SCHR脰DER, T., WISEMAN, H. and ORLINSKY, D., 2009. Psychotherapy Research. 19(1), 42-53
• MACE, C., ROWLAND, N., EVANS, C., SCHRODER, T. and HALSTEAD, J., 2009. European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling. 11(2), 131-140
• ORLINSKY, D., RONNESTAD, H., GERIN, P., DAVIS, J., AMB脺HL, H., DAVIS, M., DAZORD, A., WILLUTZKI, U., AAPRO, N., BOTERMANS, J.-F. and SCHR脰DER, T.A., 2005. The development of psychotherapists.. In: ORLINSKY, D. and RONNESTAD, M.H., eds., How Psychotherapists develop: A study of therapeutic work and professional growth American Psychological Association. 12-30
• ORLINSKY, D., RONNESTAD, M.H., AMB脺HL, H.,, WILLUTZKI, U., DAVIS, J., GERIN, P.,, SCHR脰DER, T.A., WISEMAN, H., DAVIS, M., BOTERMANS, J.-F., DAZORD, A. and CIERPKA, M., eds., 2005. How Psychotherapists Develop: A Study Of Therapeutic Work And Professional Growth American Psychological Association.
• ORLINSKY, D.E., R脴NNESTAD, M.H., SCHR脰DER, T.A. and OTHERS, 2005. Facets of psychotherapeutic work. In: ORLINSKY, D.E. and R脴NNESTAD, M.H., eds., How Psychotherapists develop: A study of therapeutic work and professional growth American Psychological Association. 41-60
• ORLINSKY, D. E., R脴NNESTAD, M.H., SCHR脰DER, T.A. and OTHERS, 2005. Study methods. In: ORLINSKY, D. E. and R脴NNESTAD, M.H., eds., How psychotherapists develop: A study of therapeutic work and professional growth American Psychological Association.
• ORLINSKY, D.E, R脴NNESTAD, M.H., SCHR脰DER, T.A. and OTHERS, 2005. The psychotherapists. In: ORLINSKY, D.E. and R脴NNESTAD, M.H., eds., How psychotherapists develop: A study of therapeutic work and professional growth American Psychological Association.
• SCHRODER, T. A. and DAVIS, J. D., 2004. Psychotherapy Research. 14(3), 328-345
• SCHR脰DER, T.A. and DAVIS, J.D., 2000. University of Warwick.
• ORLINSKY, D., AMBUHL, H., RONNESTAD, M. H., DAVIS, J., GERIN, P., DAVIS, M., WILLUTZKI, U., BOTERMANS, J. F., DAZORD, A., CIERPKA, M., AAPRO, N., BUCHHEIM, P., BAE, S., DAVIDSON, C., FRIIS-JORGENSEN, E., JOO, S., KALMYKOVA, E., MEYERBERG, J., NORTHCUT, T., PARKS, B., SCHERB, E., SCHRODER, T., SHEFLER, G., STIWNE, D., STUART, S., TARRAGONA, M., VASCO, A. B., WISEMAN, H. and SPR COLLABORATIVE RES NETWORK, 1999. Psychotherapy Research. 9(2), 127-153
• SCHR脰DER, T. A., 1997. Was lange w盲hrt wird auch nicht leichter - Schwierigkeiten und Bew盲ltigungsstrategien in der psychotherapeutischen Arbeit. In: P. L. JANSSEN, M. CIERPKA and P. BUCHHEIM, eds., Psychotherapie als Beruf Vandenhoek & Ruprecht.
• SCHR脰DER, T. A., 1997. Couples counselling. In: S. PALMER and G. MCMAHON, eds., Handbook of Counselling 2nd edition. Routledge.
• WILLUTZKI, U, BOTERMANS, JF and CRN INCL. SCHRODER, TA, 1997. Psychotherapeut. 42(5), 282-289
• 1996. Schwierigkeiten und Bew盲ltigungsstrategien in der psychotherapeutischen Arbeit Carl Auer Verlag. . Autobahn Universit盲t. 01/01/1900 00:00:00
• SCHR脰DER, T. A., 1991. Approaches to couple therapy. In: D. HOOPER and W. DRYDEN, eds., Couple Therapy. A Handbook. Open University Press.
• SCHR脰DER, T. A.,, RAJAN, P. and FRANCIS, V.M., 1991. Factorial invariance of the Brief Symptom Inventory in British outpatient and community samples. Network: Newsletter of the SPR Service Evaluation Group.
• SCHR脰DER, T. A., 1989. Couples counselling.. In: W. DRYDEN, R. WOOLFE and D. CHARLES EDWARDS, eds., A Handbook of Counselling in Britain Methuen.
• DAVIS, JD, ELLIOTT, R, DAVIS, ML, BINNS, M, FRANCIS, VM, KELMAN, JE and SCHRODER, TA, 1987. British Journal Of Medical Psychology. 60, 109-119
• SCHR脰DER, THOMAS A., BINNS, MARC, DAVIS, JOHN D., DAVIS, MARCIA L., ELLIOTT, ROBERT, FRANCIS, VALERIE M. and KELMAN, JAMES E., 1987. A taxonomy of therapist coping strategies. In: KACHELE, HORST, CIERPKA, MANFRED and HOLZER, MICHAEL, eds., Society for Psychotherapy Research, Abstracts of the 18th Annual Meeting PSZ-Verlag. 118-120
• SCHR脰DER, THOMAS A., BINNS, MARC, DAVIS, JOHN D., DAVIS, MARCIA L., ELLIOTT, ROBERT, FRANCIS, VALERIE M. and KELMAN, JAMES E., 1987. A taxonomy of therapist difficulties. In: H. KACHELE, M. CIERPKA and M. HOLZER, eds., Society for Psychotherapy Research, Abstracts of the 18th Annual Meeting PSZ-Verlag. 121-122
• SCHR脰DER, T.A. and KELMAN, J., 1986. Opening clinical accounts.: Planning an audit of intensive group psychotherapy. Midland Journal of Psychotherapy: Festschrift for John Harrington. 5(2), 25-35
• SCHR脰DER, T. A., 1985. A psychodynamic practitioner's point of view. In: Marital Therapy in Britain Harper & Row.
• SCHR脰DER, T.A. and WHEELY, S., 1985. An exploratory group for solicitors working with families experiencing marital breakdown. Midland Journal of Psychotherapy. 2(2), 58-63
• SCHR脰DER, T. A., 1983. Can psychotherapy be a science? Midland Journal of Psychotherapy. 1(2), 14-22