Dr Stephen Kellett, BSc, MSc, DClinPsy
Address:
University of Sheffield
Sheffield S10 2TN
UK
Tel: (+44) (0)114 2226537
Fax: (+44) (0)114 2226610
Email: s.kellett@sheffield.ac.uk
Room: WB C18
Academic Qualifications
BSc Hons – University of Ulster
MSc – Sheffield
DClinPsy- Sheffield
Professional Qualifications
Chartered Clinical Psychologist
Consultant Clinical Psychologist in the NHS since 2000.
Practitioner and Supervisor training in CAT – ACAT accredited
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist - BABCP accredited
Research Interests
My research interests fall broadly within the area of outcome across the psychological modalities using a variety of methods from single case experimental designs through to randomized controlled trials. I am also research active in the following areas; return-to-work, increasing attendance, impulse control disorders, morbid jealousy, cyclothymia and compulsive hoarding disorder.
Teaching and administrative duties
I lead the PG Cert in Low Intensity Psychological Interventions and the PG Dip in High Intensity Psychological Interventions. I teach on the DClin Psy at Sheffield and around the country and train for ACAT.
Current Postgraduate Students
- Nicholas Firth (DClin Psy): A multi-level modelling approach to investigating therapist effects and factors influencing therapy outcome with IAPT low intensity workers (joint supervisor with Prof Michael Barkham)
- Ben Hague (DClin Psy): Compulsive buying in men and the effect of arousal in impulse control
- Jo Meadows (DClin Psy): Development and piloting of a low-intensity CAT-informed intervention for anxiety
- Sundeep Sandhu (DClin Psy): An exploratory study of exits during cognitive analytic therapy (CAT) for depression (joint supervisor with Prof Gillian Hardy)
- Jo-Ann Pereira (PhD)
- Raul Berrios (PhD)
Publications
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