Dr Lindsay Jones
Hi, I’m Lindsay. I am a consultant clinical psychologist with over 30 years’ experience working in NHS mental health services, the charity sector and independent practice. I am interested in trauma informed, relational and compassionate approaches to therapy, coaching and leadership.
When working with people in individual therapy, I draw on and integrate a variety of models including Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT), Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR). I am also a trained yoga teacher and yoga therapist and incorporate somatic mind-body approaches into my work.
I believe in the power of coaching and mentoring to help leaders to reach their potential and effectively support their teams and organisations to address complex problems. I am also interested in helping individuals, teams and organisations to understand and work with organisational dynamics in order to support people to develop their potential and build more compassionate workplaces.
Areas of interest and experience:
I am interested in integrating mind-body based approaches, and supporting people, teams and organisations to reach their potential through compassionate and trauma-informed approaches.
Areas of expertise:
- Compassionate leadership
- Organisational systems and dynamics
- Coaching
- Impact of trauma on individuals and organisations
- Burnout and wellbeing at work
- Relational therapies
- Yoga and somatic approaches to wellbeing
Additional experience:
- Writing articles and book chapters
- Delivering presentations and workshops at national and international conferences
- Lecturing at Universities and on clinical training courses
- Supervision and facilitating reflective practice groups
Articles and book chapters
I have written and contributed to book chapters and articles in areas related to Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) and supporting staff teams to work with complex presentations in order to provide effective, compassionate care.
Book chapters:
Jones, L. and Annesley, P. (2024). Developing reflective relational practice for individuals and teams: The 4Ps framework. In L. Brummer, M. Cavieres and R. Tan (Eds). The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Analytic Therapy. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Jones, L. and Annesley, P. (2024). Working relationally with women in secure care. In J. Marshall and J. Kirkland. Innovative Practice in Forensic Settings. A Cognitive Analytic Therapy Approach to Effective Relational Work. West Sussex: Pavilion Publishing.
Annesley, P. and Jones, L. (2013). Care and control: Delivering forensic psychological therapies in the high secure hospital setting. In Compton-Dickinson, S., Odell-Miller, H. and Adlam, J. Forensic Music
Therapy. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
Articles:
Jones, L. and Annesley, P. (2019). “Part of being human”: Evaluating the 4Ps model to support inpatient staff teams in reflecting on interpersonal dynamics. The Journal of Mental Health Training, Education and Practice, 14, 4, 232 – 241.
Annesley, P. and Jones, L. (2016). The 4Ps model: A Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) derived tool to assist individuals and staff groups in their everyday clinical practice with people with complex presentations. Reformulation, Summer, 40-43.
Jones, L., Annesley, P. and Gilley, E. (2012). Working with clients with a diagnosis of personality disorder. An evaluation of a Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) informed approach to multidisciplinary training. Clinical Psychology Forum, 236.
Jones, L. and Sheridan, L. (2009). Stalking and harassment of mental health professionals by patients in a community forensic service. The British Journal of Forensic Practice, 11, 1, 30-37.
Services
Holistic, integrated and evidence based approaches that are compassionate and trauma-informed.
Coaching
Leadership Development
Psychological Therapies
Mind-Body Approaches
Supervision
Reflective Practice
Training and Workshops
Course Development
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