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Dr Victoria Hallett
Dr Victoria Hallett
Dr Stuart Brownings
Dr Stuart Brownings
Laurenne Goldstone
Laurenne Goldstone

Exploring the experiences of siblings of young people with OCD

 Broadcast live on Saturday 19th November 2022
Speakers

Dr Victoria Hallett, Senior Clinical Psychologist
Dr Stuart Brownings, Clinical Psychologist
Laurenne Goldstone, parent peer support worker

From the National and Specialist OCD, BDD and Related Disorders Service for Children and Young People

Presentation subject

We know that OCD has an impact on the whole family, including other siblings that live at home. In this presentation, we will be thinking about their experiences of having a brother or sister with OCD. We will consider the impact it may have on their lives and ways that they can be supported with their own needs and challenges. Siblings would be really welcome to attend, as we share stories from other young people in a similar situation.
About the speakers

Dr Victoria Hallett is a Senior Clinical Psychologist at the National and Specialist CAMHS OCD, BDD and Related Disorders Service (South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust). She has worked at the service since 2015, providing specialist assessment and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) to young people with OCD and their families. Tori has a strong interest in clinical academic research, with peer reviewed publications focussing on OCD, childhood anxiety and autism spectrum disorders (ASD). She is currently the Teaching and Training Coordinator for the OCD Clinic, with a passion for delivering OCD-related training across both clinical and academic settings.

Dr Stuart Brownings is a registered clinical psychologist who trained at the University of Surrey. He works at the National and Specialist CAMHS OCD, BDD and related disorders service at the Michael Rutter centre providing weekly treatment for young people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

Laurenne Goldstone is the Parent Peer Support Worker at the National and Specialist CAMHS OCD, BDD and Related Disorders Service (South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust). She has worked at the service since January 2022 in what is a new role for the team. Laurenne provides support to the parents whose children are going through treatment at The Maudsley having had her own daughter treated by the team for 3 years with severe OCD. Laurenne also provides a parental perspective on teaching days together with running parent support groups with members of the clinical team.

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