Course Leader, MSc in Child and Adolescent Mental Health
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biography
Dr Ougrin graduated from a medical school in Ukraine in 1998 and came to England
to undertake his post-graduate training. He completed his basic psychiatric training
at Guy's, King's and St Thomas' training scheme in London and is currently a Specialist
Registrar in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at South London and Maudsley NHS Trust.
Dr Ougrin is also a Kraupl Taylor research fellow at the Institute of Psychiatry.
Dr Ougrin leads a programme of information exchange between the UK and Ukraine and
organises annual conferences on psychiatric services' development in Ukraine. His
main professional interests include prevention of Borderline Personality Disorder
and effective interventions for self-harm. Dr Ougrin is an author of Therapeutic
Assessment - a novel model of assessment for the young people presenting with self-harm
in emergency. He is the chief investigator of a randomised controlled trial of Therapeutic
Assessment. Dr Ougrin is a mental health theme editor of London Journal of General
Practice. He is an honorary research and audit consultant at Brent Primary Care
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teaching activities
Project Lead
Therapeutic Assessment for Self-Harm
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publications
PANCHYSHYN M, OUGRIN, D (1997) ABC of ECG. Handbook for medical students (1997)
Lviv: UAD Press (in Russian) |
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biography
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Dr Audrey Ng studied medicine at the University of Wales, College of Medicine graduating
in 1999. She undertook her basic psychiatric training on the Guy's, King's and St
Thomas' London Hospitals training scheme and is now a Specialist Registrar in Adult
and Old Age Psychiatry (Dual Training) on the Charing Cross and St Mary's higher
training scheme. She recently completed a Masters of Arts degree with distinction
in Psychoanalytic Studies at The Tavistock Centre in London. One of the authors
of Therapeutic Assessment, she is also involved in research utilising infant observational
techniques to understand the experience of dementia from a psychoanalytic perspective
as well as qualitative research involving carers of patients with dementia.
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publications
Making sense of dementia using infant observation techniques: A psychoanalytic perspective on a neuropathological disease. Infant Observation, April 2009, Vol 12, No. 1, 83-105. Audrey V Ng. "Therapeutic Assessment based on Cognitive Analytic Therapy for Young People presenting with Self Harm. Pilot Study." Psychiatric Bulletin, Nov 2008, Vol 32, No 11. Dennis Ougrin, Audrey Ng and James Low. "Using therapeutic assessment to improve engagement with the community follow up after an episode of self-harm", Dennis Ougrin, Audrey V. Ng, James Low, Abtracts of the European conference on psychosomatic research, Advances in Liaison Psychiatry and Psychosomatics in Europe, Zaragoza, Spain, 25-28th June 2008. Co-authored (with Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist, Dr Steven Reid) a book chapter "Depression in Physical Illness" for Current Themes in Psychiatry, awaiting publication. "Therapeutic Assessment versus Assessment as Usual for Young People presenting with Self Harm", Dennis Ougrin, Audrey V. Ng, James Low, Abstracts of the Royal College of Psychiatrists Faculty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Annual Residential Conference, Liverpool 17th-19th September 2008. "Must Medicine Change" Dr Audrey Ng, Central and Northwest London NHS Trust, Dr Gira Patel, Hertfordshire NHS Trust. Published in BMJ Careers, 2nd of December 2006. "Engagement with the community follow-up after a hospital presentation with self harm" Dr Dennis Ougrin, Lewisham CAMHS, South London & Maudsley NHS Trust and Dr Audrey Ng, West London Mental Health NHS Trust Abstracts of The Royal College of Psychiatrists Faculty of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Annual Residential Conference, 20th - 22nd Sep 2006, Madrid. "Self Harm in young people presenting to Accident and Emergency,- Is there scope for Cognitive AnalyticalTherapy based intervention during assessment?" Dr Audrey Ng, WLMHT, Dr Dennis Ougrin SlaM Abstracts of Royal College of Psychiatrists Psychotherapy Meeting, 30th March 2006, Poole. |
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biography
Dr Zundel studied medicine at Guy's and St Thomas' in London, graduating in the
year 2000. He then started his post-graduate psychiatry training working in Australia
for a short period before returning to the Guy's, King's and St Thomas' training
scheme. At present he is a Specialist Registrar in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust. Dr Zundel's particular areas
of interest include developmental psychopathology in children and adolescents with
a focus on emerging personality disorders, self-harm, the significance of specific
psycho-social factors such as interactive mult-media environments and also gender
identity development and dysphoria. Dr Zundel is an author of Therapuetic Assessment
- a novel approach to the assessment of young people presenting with acut self-harm.
He is one of the principal investigators of a randomised controlled trail of Therapuetic
Assessment in London.
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teaching activities
Therapuetic Assessment for Self-Harm
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publications
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ZUNDEL T (2008) Hopes and Expectations of Self-Harm Assessments. Adolescents's versus Clinicians' views. (in: Abstracts of the Royal College of Psychiatry Psychotherapy faculty annual residential meeting) |