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Dr Becky Spelman[edit]
Dr Becky Spelman is an Irish media psychologist, and is the founder of Harley Street practice The Private Therapy Clinic. Spelman is recognised for her work in the field of mental health. As the founder of a private therapy clinic, she has provided care and support for individuals seeking emotional well-being.
Dr. Becky Spelman | |
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| Born | Rebecca Spelman Nenagh, County Tipperary, Ireland |
| Nationality | Irish |
| Website | https://theprivatetherapyclinic.co.uk/ |
Dr. Spelman's contributions to psychology have garnered attention from media outlets, leading to requests for her expert commentary on mental health topics in various forums. She shares knowledge through appearances on television, radio, and in print, contributing to the understanding of psychological well-being. Motivated by a passion for helping others, Dr. Spelman combines clinical expertise with a compassionate approach, emphasising the transformative power of therapy. She is dedicated to providing personalised treatment plans tailored to individual needs.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Spelman engages in ongoing research, publishes articles, creates content on social media and delivers lectures. Her commitment to mental health education and advocacy has positioned her as a respected figure in the field.
Dr. Becky Spelman's contributions to psychology, dedication to clients, and media engagement have contributed to her reputation as a psychologist.[1][2]
Qualification[edit]
DPsych Couns Psych, PG Dip Couns Psych, PG Dip (Cog Thp), BABCP (Accred), HPC Reg, B.Psych (Hons)
Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC)
Registered Practitioner Psychologist & British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP)
British Psychological Society (BPS)[3]
Career[edit]
Dr. Spelman has over 21 years’ experience working in the field of mental health and set up her practice, The Private Therapy Clinic, in 2011 to provide in-person and online counselling services in London, the UK, and globally. Becky has carefully selected a team of professionals in the field of psychological interventions, psychiatry, and personal change to support individuals with their current difficulties. The clinic's staff includes professionals, including HCPC-registered clinical and counselling psychologists, BABCP-accredited cognitive-behavioural therapists, and psychiatrists. These therapists employ various approaches like cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness, and psychodynamic therapy, tailoring their methods to help individuals achieve their treatment objectives.[4]
A regular commentator in the national media, Spelman has frequently been seen as an expert contributor to television shows such as Embarrassing Bodies, Extreme Phobias, Porn Laid Bare and the Gadget Show.[5] As well as this, Becky has been a guest on a number of podcast episodes across her career.
Noticeable Appearance's[edit]
'Extreme Phobias, Extreme Cures'
S1.E1 - Birds (2015)
S1.E2 - Heights (2015)
S1.E3 - Dogs (2015)
S1.E4 - Water (2015)
S1.E5 - Confined Spaces (2015)
S1.E6 - Spiders (2015)
'Porn Laid Bare'
S1.E2 - Porn on the Brain (2019)
S22.E8 - Episode #22.8 (2015)
'Fright Club'
Fright Club (2015)[6]
'Sky News'
The Economy of Relationships (2017)[7]
'Women of Impact with Lisa Bilyeu'
13 Signs You're Sleeping With A Narcissist (2023)[9]
Olivia Coles Stage Fright (2021)
Male Pattern Baldness (2019)[10]
'Sky One'
ADHD Interview (2017)[11]
Life Post The Paris Terror Attacks (2015)[12]
Social Media[edit]
In 2011, Becky Spelman registered a YouTube channel named Dr. Becky Spelman, and began uploading videos in 2013. Becky regularly uploads content on topics within mental health, psychology, and well-being. These include educational videos, advice on managing mental health, discussions on various psychological topics, as well as snippets of her TV appearances also being uploaded.[13]
References[edit]
- ^ Spelman, Becky. "Dr. Becky Spelman". Private Therapy Clinic.
- ^ "Dr Becky Spelman".
- ^ Spelman, Becky. "Dr. Becky Spelman".
- ^ "About". Private Therapy Clinic.
- ^ "Becky Spelman". IMDb.
- ^ "Becky Spelman". IMDb.
- ^ "Dr Becky Spelman on Sky News: The Economy of Relationships". Private Therapy Clinic.
- ^ "Kane Reeves is joined by Dr Becky Spelman".
- ^ Bilyeu, Lisa. "This Romantic Gesture Is Actually A MAJOR RED FLAG! - Spot A Manipulator | Becky Spelman". YouTube.
- ^ "BBC on Hair Restoration and the Psychological Aspects of Hair Loss". DHI Global.
- ^ "Dr Becky Spelman discusses ADHD on Sky 1". YouTube.
- ^ "Life Post The Paris Terror Attacks – The Saturday Show – Channel 5 – Dr Becky Spelman". Private Therapy Clinic.
- ^ Spelman, Becky. "Dr. Becky Spelman". YouTube.