Professor Dame Til Wykes: Cognitive Remediation Therapy

Professor Dame Til Wykes is a professor of clinical psychology and rehabilitation at King's College London. She is known for her work on cognitive remediation therapy.
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[@janemast6833]

This is really helpful for those who are aspiring to be a clinical psychologist.

[@sarahtomlinson82]

Thanks for sharing your insights Professor Wykes. I've never seen a full interview of you until now.

[@laurenmaury8023]

Mental health problems vary from common everyday worries up to serious conditions such as eating disorders, clinical depression and psychosis.

[@harrietdawkins1906]

Service user involvement is about making sure that mental health services, organisations and policies are led and shaped by the people best placed to know what works: people who use mental health services. They are experts by experience.

[@roangarcia8142]

Cognitive remediation therapy (CRT) is a set of techniques designed to teach ‘thinking skills’ and can be thought of as a form of cognitive rehabilitation.

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often used along with traditional therapies to help people with mental disorders like depression, anxiety or addiction

[@robertholloway9364]

makes sense to involve mental health service users in the research. they know what's best for them.

[@JhomarCandidier-h5y]

Great video on cognitive remediation therapy! I found the explanations really clear and informative. It’s fascinating to see how it can help with cognitive challenges. Thanks for shedding light on this important topic! 🧠

[@athenamarkel5895]

i love to study clinical psychology.

[@ronadelarosa5934]

Cognitive remediation refers to non pharmacological methods of improving cognitive function in people with severe mental disorders. I found this episode helpful.

[@alicegarcia249]

Are you studying psychology too? I think I will specialise in clinical psychology.

[@athenamarkel5895]

I love to study clinical psychology. It's a very useful field to study about.

[@ronadelarosa5934]

@@alicegarcia249 No I am not, but, this sounds interesting for me.

[@soldieruuio]

Mental health service users play an increasing role in the design and conduct of research.

[@dermotdermotx2808]

Hi, this was really helpful and practical for me thanks alot.

[@ronadelarosa5934]

Same as to me.

[@stephrice2417]

Should the training of clinical psychologists require competence in the treatment and rehabilitation of individuals with a serious mental illness?

[@tarahayes5231]

The competion is fierce, I must say.

[@bonniegilbert9232]

Individuals who suffer from chronic mental disorders, including schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, often experience cognitive deficits,

[@tommysmith9531]

Poor detection and treatment of physical ill health in primary care contributes to people with severe mental illnesses being among the most frequent users of mental health services.

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a significant number of people do not get medical attention.

[@carolinewalsh391]

helpful in offering treatment and rehabilitation

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you can look after your psychiatric well-being before the problem gets out of control

[@christophemahoney4179]

treatment method with the goal of helping an individual improve their memory, attention, organizational skills, and information processing.

[@tarahayes5231]

The aspiring clinical psychologist acquires the bulk of his training before they receives their doctoral degree.

[@JhomarCandidier-h5y]

Natural cognitive remediation therapy focuses on improving cognitive functions like attention, memory, and problem-solving through structured activities and exercises. It’s a great approach for those looking to enhance their mental capabilities in a more holistic way. The emphasis on natural methods makes it accessible and less reliant on medication. Have you or someone you know tried it? What were your experiences?

[@alicegarcia249]

Awesome interview

[@annalynsantos4726]

Some studies have also found that Cognitive Remediation results in improvements in symptomology, but many studies have also found the opposite.

[@geraldvergara1191]

In cognitive remediation, the focus is on training patients on the cognitive skills they lack, with the hope that these improvements will lead to better work and social functioning abilities.

[@mikaelamilstone6353]

nonpharmacological methods of improving cognitive function in people with severe mental disorders.

[@blueredcookiemonster]

rehabilitation therapy is to reduce cognitive deficits

[@joanvergara3935]

Cognitive remediation is based on a similar theoretical foundation as social skills training; to improve the functional abilities of patients.

[@rowenadelarosa3724]

Cognitive Remediation is a type of rehabilitation treatment that offers exercises with the aim of reducing cognitive deficits by improving attention, memory, language and executive functions.

[@alicegarcia249]

Who else is doing clinical psych here?

[@sarahtomlinson82]

I'm planning to.

[@rowenadelarosa3724]

Cognitive remediation therapy involves the use of behavioral strategies to improve a span of cognitive processes and overcome-related cognitively challenging tasks.

[@shairaramos8157]

Cognitive remediation is designed to improve neurocognitive abilities such as attention, working memory, cognitive flexibility and planning, and executive functioning which leads to improved psychosocial functioning.

[@cyrilv.6711]

The available evidence suggests that Cognitive Remediation is most effective at improving the targeted cognitive abilities and effective, though somewhat less so, at improving social functioning.

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These are approaches to improve cognitive functioning that have been drawn from treatment of patients with traumatic brain injury or stroke.

[@annalynsantos4726]

Cognitive impairment is an important determinant of poor engagement with vocational rehabilitation services and failure to maintain job tenure.

[@brendaatillo4277]

They must be taught specific skills.

[@joanvergara3935]

Cognitive remediation is a treatment strategy that involves psychological methods aiming at restoration of cognitive functions in brain-damaged patients.

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reduce cognitive deficits.