Case Formulation: making sense of the information you obtain

[@avalonjustin]

Good presentation, thank you. As an older man interested in Clinical Psychology, it's heartwarming to see that men are still interested in intellectual pursuits in a female-dominated university system. I was unaware how straight-forward case formulation can be, and learned quite a bit.

[@thenadie8]

I love this lecture, the speaker is so pleasant a d explains things so smoothly it makes CF sound easy. Well done. I wish they were teaching in the US!

[@nkinyori]

Dr Davies' slides were wonderful! And presentation was very informative and succinct. Thank you.

[@abigaildickinson6019]

Preparing for my clinical psychology doctoral application and interview and this was so incredibly helpful. Thank you.

[@joelmasantos879]

Thank you both for this beautiful well preseted work.

[@jessicachambers2068]

This was a very helpful and detailed lesson, thank you!

[@sarahdavid1351]

That was fantastic! Thank you

[@sweepea1538]

Thanks for this, very useful. Do you have any references for the 6 P's case formulation, as I'm struggling to find it in the literature. I've found examples of it being applied, but no references for its origins.

[@thenadie8]

I agree, I see the 4 ps everywhere, but the 6 ps are so wholistic I prefer them. I might make a little clinical template to use them regularly

[@manuelalorito610]

How introduce ATp at school?

[@manuelalorito610]

Planning could be a method?!

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It could be sufficient

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Graxie

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learn & lesten

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Could be...?

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A plan

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Spe🎉lling😅