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Professor Kevin Gournay is Emeritus Professor at the Institute of Psychiatry (Kings College, University of London). In his clinical work he treats OCD, phobias and other anxiety disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder. He has worked in areas of general medicine including pain management, cardiovascular disorders and multiple sclerosis, and has researched on CBT, violence, suicide, schizophrenia, medication, phobias, body image disorders, epidemiology, health economics and primary care. He is the author of 300 books, chapters and papers. He is President and founding patron of the charity No Panic, and is a frequent contributor to the media. In 2004 he was elected as Psychiatric Nurse of the Year by the American Psychiatric Nurses Association. He lives in Hertfordshire and has four children.
Rachel Piper is a wife, mother, employee and artist with a very vivid imagination, who is fully aware of the incapacitating nature of OCD. In trying to overcome her own OCD and clinical depression, she has learned to channel her imagination in a positive way by capturing the beauty of the world through her camera. She strongly believes that an obsessive mind can also bring gifts, such as creativity. Rachel was first diagnosed with OCD in 1989, but diagnosis took several years. For this reason she eventually discovered a determination to be more open, and she acknowledges all those who suffer from OCD and the families who support them. In sharing her experiences she hopes to help others find the courage and determination to confront their own fears.
Professor Paul Rogers qualified as a psychiatric nurse in 1989. He later trained in behavioural/cognitive behavioural therapy and worked as a clinical nurse specialist in CBT at the Caswell Clinic Medium Secure Unit in South Wales, specializing in people traditionally considered not amenable to psychological therapy. For his PhD he studied the association between command hallucinations and violence, and was then awarded a post-doctoral research fellowship to study suicidal thinking in prisoners. In 2004 he was appointed Chair of Forensic Nursing at the University of Glamorgan. Throughout his academic training he has continued to see clients weekly for CBT (specializing in OCD and PTSD). He has published over 100 professional and peer review papers, research reviews and book chapters.
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High-risk Body Size: Take control of your weight
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How to Beat Worry and Stress
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How to Cope with Difficult People
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