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CURRICULUM VITAE
Professor Graham E Powell BSc MPhil PhD AcSS CSci CPsychol FBPsS
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SUMMARY Professor Powell is a chartered psychologist specialising in trauma, including head injury, psychological
trauma and stress, and pain and disability, who has worked with adults, young people and children since qualifying in
clinical psychology 39 years ago in 1973. For 10 years he ran the psychology services to the neurosurgical unit at the
Maudsley Hospital (Institute of Psychiatry, University of London), which specialised in surgery to the brain and back,
and for 10 years was Director of Clinical Psychology training in the South West Thames Region (University of
Surrey), where he was also honorary consultant psychologist at the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability and at the
Harrowlands Rehabilitation Unit for the Young Disabled. He is now a partner of Powell Campbell Edelmann, providing
services by contract to institutional bodies. This includes ongoing work with the effects of trauma, including head
injury, neck and back injury and pain, and organisational and traumatic stress. He has over 150 publications including
7 books in relevant topics, and including the only British textbook of clinical adult psychology, now in its third edition,
and one of the first British textbooks on neuropsychological rehabilitation. He has been Visiting Professor of
Psychology at University College London and was the architect and co-organiser of the British government funded
project to introduce Clinical Psychology training and services into Bangladesh. A further Department for International
Development project in Pakistan, on the effects of violence, has been completed. Professor Powell is Fellow of the
British Psychological Society (BPS) and a past President, a Trustee of the BPS until 2012. He is Professor of Clinical
and Neuropsychology at the University of Dhaka, and is co-director of a five year international programme to develop
means of closing the treatment gap in psychology services. He is a Registered Psychologist (HPC) and member of
the Divisions of Clinical Psychology, Neuropsychology, Health Psychology and Forensic Psychology of the BPS.
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BIOGRAPHICAL
Name
Born
Home address
Graham Edward POWELL
12.12.49
Apt 5 Banbury Court
32 Floral Street
LONDON
WC2E 9DJ
Telephone +44 (0)20 7240 1129
Fax
+44 (0)20 7240 4639
e-mail
[email protected]
London Office
8 Devonshire Place
London
W1G 6HP
Telephone +44 (0)20 7487 4112
Fax
+44 (0)20 7935 3235
By app’t
6 Villa Adrienne Simon
75014 Paris
France
Télé +33 (0)1 43 22 69
Le Montel
Tours-sur-Meymont
63590 Cunlhat
France
Apt 1c
th
406 West 46 Street
New York NY 10019
USA
Télé +33 (0)4 73 70 70 77
Tel +1 212 581 6889
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ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
1971
BSc (Hons II/I) in Psychology; University College, University of London
1973
MPhil in Clinical Psychology; Institute of Psychiatry, University of London
1976
PhD in Experimental Clinical Psychology; Institute of Psychiatry, University of London
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PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS)
Member of the Division of Clinical Psychology of the British Psychological Society
Member of the Division of Health Psychology of the British Psychological Society
Member of the Division of Forensic Psychology of the British Psychological Society
Member of the Division of Neuropsychology of the British Psychological Society
Chartered Psychologist
Chartered Scientist
Registered Clinical, Health and Forensic Psychologist (Health Professions Council)
Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist
Life Member, Bangladesh Clinical Psychological Society
Academician, Academy of Learned Societies for the Social Sciences
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PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
1973-1979
Lecturer* in Psychology, Institute of Psychiatry, University of London (*tenured in 1975)
1979-1984
Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Institute of Psychiatry, University of London
1984-1995
Senior Lecturer, University of Surrey, Director of the PsychD in Clinical Psychology
1995-2001
Co-ordinator, Bangladesh-UK Link Project in Clinical Psychology
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1989-present
1995-present
1995-2007
1999-2007
2002-2007
2012-present
Partner, Powell Campbell Edelmann, Chartered Psychologists
Independent Professional Practice and Medico-legal practice, 8 Devonshire Place, London W1G
6HP
The Visiting Professor of Clinical Psychology, Department of Psychology (Department of Clinical
Psychology from 1999), University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
Visiting Professor, Department of Psychology, University College, University of London
Co-ordinator, Pakistan-UK Link Project on effects of violence
Professor of Clinical and Neuropsychology, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
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CLINICAL POSITIONS
1973-1975
Honorary Basic Grade Clinical Psychologist, Bethlem Royal and Maudsley Hospitals
1975-1979
Honorary Senior Clinical Psychologist, Bethlem Royal and Maudsley Hospitals
1979-1985
Honorary Principal Clinical Psychologist, Bethlem Royal and Maudsley Hospitals
1979-1985
Honorary Senior Lecturer, Department of Psychological Medicine, Kings College London
1984-1988
Honorary Clinical Psychologist, South West Surrey District Health Authority
1987-1995
Honorary Clinical Psychologist, Broadmoor Hospital
1987-1995
Honorary Consultant Psychologist, Royal Hospital For Neuro-disability
1989-1995
Honorary Top Grade Clinical Psychologist, East Surrey District Health Authority
1989-present
Partner, Powell Campbell Edelmann; psychology support, monitoring and treatment services
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (sample only; *indicates a current responsibility)
*Trustee, The Nasirullah Foundation, 2012 to date
This Charitable Trust promotes training for medical and non-medical personnel in the talking therapies and
promotes service provision of such psychotherapy
Trustee, Board of Trustees, British Psychological Society, 2008-2012
This is the governing body of the British Psychological Society
Chair, Publications and Communications Board, British Psychological Society, 2008-2012
Responsible for all books, journals, and other publications, and also for all communications with Parliament
and other relevant bodies
Chair, Representative Council of the BPS, 2007-2008
This is the was the representative forum of the British Psychological Society, now a forum for discussion
Vice President of the British Psychological Society, 2006-2007
eg Chair of Audit and Risk Management Committee, member of the President's negotiating committee on
statutory regulation of psychologists
President of the British Psychological Society, 2005-2006
eg Chair of Board of Trustees, Chair of Investigatory Committee, Chair of search committees and selection
boards
President Elect of the British Psychological Society, 2004-2005
eg Chair of Risk, Audit and Management Committee, Chair of Strategic Plan Monitoring Group, Chair of
National Honours Group
Chair, The Psychologist Policy Committee
This determines publication policy for the BPS publication
Chair, BPS Committee on Training in Clinical Psychology (CTCP)
Determines and publishes criteria that Clinical Psychology training courses must meet, accredits new
courses, and visits each established course every five years to approve continuing accreditation
Member, Executive Committee of the Bangladesh Clinical Psychological Association
Member, Executive Committee of the BPS Division of Clinical Psychology
Developing policy for Clinical Psychology
Hon Treasurer, BPS Division of Neuropsychology
Developing training, qualifications and the practice of Clinical Neuropsychology
BPS Standing Committee on the Co-ordination of the Continuing Professional Development of Psychologists
Developing and maintaining post-qualification training and initiatives across the BPS
Chair, Conference Subcommittee, Division of Clinical Psychology, BPS
To provide a quality Annual Conferences of peer reviewed papers for the membership
Vice-Chairman, Committee of University Courses for Training in Clinical Psychology (CUCTCP)
Represents Universities involved in Clinical Psychology training, organises conferences on training issues,
and liaises with other appropriate national bodies.
Chair, Investigatory Committee, BPS
Investigating allegations of breaches of the Code of Conduct
Convenor, Working Group on Evaluation of Academic Competence of the Board of Examiners of the Diploma in
Clinical Psychology
To define the content of Clinical Psychology training and the examining procedure
Founder Chairman of Headway Surrey
This is the regional branch of the national charity for support of the head injured and their relatives
Previous Committee memberships include: the Post Qualification Training Subcommittee of the BPS; the Committee
of the Clearing House for Training in Clinical Psychology; the Awards Committee of the Clinical Division of the BPS;
BPS Board of Studies for the Diploma in Clinical Psychology; Joint Standing Library Committee of the BPS; working
group on the expert witness; working group on the White Paper on capacity; Conference Committee of the BPS;
Working Group on the Undergraduate curriculum; working group on psychologists as expert witness; effort testing;
standards of proficiency for psychology in relation to statutory regulation
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EDITING/REFEREEING (*editorial board or equivalent at some stage)
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British Journal of Psychology
Nature
*British Journal of Clinical Psychology
Advances in Behaviour Research and Therapy
Behaviour Research and Therapy
*Bethlem Maudsley Gazette
British Journal of Addiction
Child Psychology
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
Behavioural Psychotherapy
Perceptual and Motor Skills
Journal of Paediatric Neuropsychology
*Evidence Based Mental Health
Psychological Medicine
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BOOK REVIEWING
Advances in Behaviour Research and Therapy
Behavioural Research and Therapy
Bethlem Maudsley Gazette
Contemporary Psychology
British Journal of Psychiatry
Personality and Individual Differences
International Journal of Behaviour Development
British Journal of Disorders of Communication
International Journal of Nursing Studies
Clinical Rehabilitation
*Journal of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy
*Journal of Behavioural Sciences
Journal of Environmental Psychology
*The Psychologist
Paediatric rehabilitation
Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry
Convenor, Editorial Advisory Group, BPS-Wiley Journals
Chair, Editorial Strategy Group, BPS-Blackwell books
British Journal of Psychology
Personality and Individual Differences
Behavioural Psychotherapy
International Journal of Nursing Studies
Paediatric Rehabilitation
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MANUSCRIPT REVIEWING
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
Gower Publishing
Routledge
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MEMBERSHIP OF SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS (at different times)
Brain Research Association
International Neuropsychological Society
Regional Psychologists Advisory Committee
Learning Disabilities Special Interest Group
S W Thames Regional Psychologists Advisory Committee
Headway
Amnesia Association
Association of Forensic Neuropsychologists
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GRANTS/FUNDING/EQUIPMENT
Social Science Research Council
To investigate childhood disorder as related to changes in the perception of social roles across childhood
and adolescence
Social Science Research Council
Continuation to the above series of investigations
Bethlem/Maudsley Research Fund
To provide more extensive follow-up information on those undergoing neurosurgery
University of Surrey Minor Awards
To develop a study of community care after psychiatric hospital closure
Hattori (UK) Ltd
Micro electronic prosthetic memory devices
Vickers plc
Evoked potential apparatus
Medelec plc
EMG biofeedback apparatus
Action Research for the Crippled Child
To undertake a long term follow-up study of children who have had a temporal lobectomy for the relief of
focal seizures
Action Research for the Crippled Child
Supplement to the above study
University of Surrey Minor Awards
Social behaviour of child epileptic patients
Medical Research Council and South West Thames Regional Health Authority
Advanced Course Studentships and bursaries for training in Clinical Psychology
Alan Sugar Foundation
Computer equipment for automated testing of neuropsychological deficits
Cheshire Homes
Introducing information technology to Cheshire residents: assessments of potential benefits
GKN plc
For a vehicle to be adapted to carry neurophysiological equipment to subjects' and patients’ homes
Broadmoor Hospital, DHSS
To establish a University Lectureship (half time) in forensic Clinical Psychology
Newman Foundation
For a three year longitudinal study of recovery from very severe head injury
DoH and East Surrey Health Authority
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To develop and evaluate psychology and other services at the Harrowlands Rehabilitation Unit for the
young disabled: 'Psychological services; needs, interventions and outcome', and 'Monitoring the
implementation of a case co-ordinator scheme.'
Royal Air Force
To establish a part-time University Lectureship in Clinical Psychology specialising in rehabilitation after
trauma and head injury
Newman Foundation
To evaluate a three year programme of sensory stimulation therapy in coma and PVS. Project reports
included the predictive value of MRI and EEG in addition to the full papers listed below
Department for International Development
Six year project on establishing clinical psychology in Bangladesh
Department for International Development
Three to six year project on identifying and treating the effects of violence in Pakistan
The Nasirullah Foundation
Five year programme to address the treatment gap in the need for talking therapies in countries with
developing mental health services. This programme includes exchange visits and training with the UK,
provision of continuing professional development, provision of dedicated staff, provision of community
services, research on key issues, national and international conferences
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POST GRADUATE SUPERVISION
Approx 55 Masters dissertations successfully completed
At least 6 Doctoral theses successfully completed
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EXTERNAL EXAMINING
1981-84
The External Examiner, Dept of Extra Mural Studies, University of London
1985-88
The External Examiner, MSc in Clinical Psychology, University of Leicester
1986-89
The External Examiner, MSc in Clinical Psychology, University College, Dublin
1985-91
Moderator, MSc in Counselling, Roehampton Institute
1985-91
Moderator, BA in Health Studies, Roehampton Institute
1977-present
External Examiner for PhDs (eg Leicester, Southampton, Surrey, London, Madras, Macqarie)
1987-90
Member, Board of Examiners for the BPS Diploma in Clinical Psychology
1987-90
External Examiner, MSc in Clinical Psychology, Institute of Psychiatry, University of London
1995-2000
External Examiner, University of Dhaka
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CONFERENCES and SYMPOSIA ORGANISED
Interviewing - three day residential Conference for psychologists and allied professions, London
Advances in Neuropsychology - three day residential Conference for neuroscientists, London
Clinical Psychology Refresher Course - three day refresher Course, London
Training needs in Child Clinical Psychology - three day residential Course, Buxton
The Future of Clinical Psychology in Pakistan - Lahore, Pakistan
Establishing Clinical Psychology in Bangladesh – Dhaka, Bangladesh
Integrating theory and practice - Annual Conference of the BPS
Courtroom skills - training conference of the BPS, London (run on several occasions, covering both children and
adults)
Medico-legal reporting of head injury and trauma – Annual Conference of the BPS, Edinburgh
Ethical and Legal issues in Clinical Neuropsychology - BPS Special Group in Clinical Neuropsychology, Cambridge
Capacity and Clinical Neuropsychology - BPS Special Group in Clinical Neuropsychology, London
Medico-legal Neuropsychology - Annual Conference of the BPS, Belfast
Working with Difference and Diversity in Clinical Neuropsychology - BPS Special Group in Clinical Neuropsychology,
London
'Stepping out after brain injury' - The British Neuropsychiatric Association, London
'Malingering' - Association of Forensic Neuropsychologists, London
Climate change and disaster planning in Bangladesh; the psychology perspective, Dhaka
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MEDIA CONTACT
Chair of Publications and communications Board; ITV (documentary); ITV (interviews); BBC TV (interview); BBC
Radio (Science Now); Capital Radio (interview); County Sound (interviews); British Medical Television (interview);
BBC radio (Medicine Now); BBC radio (Today); BBC radio (Woman's Hour); Bangla Vision; ATN TV; Diganta TV.
Newspaper articles or interviews: Sunday Times, Daily Express, Daily Mail, Evening Standard, Evening News, The
Weekender, Sunday Mirror, Mirror, Woman's Own, Surrey Advertiser, Daily Telegraph, The Independent, The
Guardian, Maxim, Top Sante, Daily Star
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OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
British Council four week Specialist Tour of Pakistan and India to advise on professional training in Clinical
Psychology
British Council three week Specialist Tour to Bangladesh, University of Dhaka, to advise on the development of
services in Clinical Psychology
Accreditation visit to Hong Kong
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Undergraduate Courses:
Abnormal Psychology for Nurses
Clinical Psychology for Psychiatric
Neuropsychology as a Specialty
Neuropsychological Rehabilitation
Principals of Behaviour Modification
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Nurses
Abnormal Psychology for Psychology
undergraduates
Applied Psychology for Residential Social
Workers
Professional skills
Postgraduate Courses:
Elementary Statistics
Statistics for the Individual Case
Research Methods
Psychometric Assessment
Introduction to Neuropsychology
Principles of Marital and Sex Therapy
Abnormal Psychology
Professional Issues
Forensic Psychology
Psychology and Medicine
Child and Adolescent Development and Problems
Clinical management issues
Health Psychology
Mental Handicap
Adult Disorders
Models of Therapy
Information Retrieval in Investigative Psychology
Outside teaching in a wider sense, at home and abroad, is covered in Section 20.
Research teaching is also covered in Section 12.
Clinical Supervision
A great deal of teaching has been in the form of one to one clinical supervision. More than 70 trainees supervised,
involving teaching fundamental principals of interviewing, assessment, diagnosis, treatment, case management,
interdisciplinary work and service provision.
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MANAGERIAL EXPERIENCE
During the last few years at the Institute of Psychiatry I was at various times Chairman of Selection, Chairman of
Examiners and Chairman of Teaching. This involved designing and organising the two year MPhil in Clinical
Psychology and co-ordinating all other teaching in the Department, both academic and clinical. The position required
the management in this respect of 36 full time members of staff, 20 qualified research staff, and 36 postgraduate
students.
At the University of Surrey, my main duty was directing the two year MSc in Clinical Psychology and developing it
into a three year practitioner doctorate (PsychD). This involved designing and implementing a new management
structure and successfully steering the Course through its quinquennial Accreditation with respect to the Witley
Council and designing the move to a three year training with a taught Doctorate option. The position involves
negotiation at the Regional and National level, and requires the coordination of approximately 60 clinical supervisors,
40 full or part time teachers and 26 postgraduate students. At the University, I have also at various times been the
Director of the MSc in Health Psychology, and have taken a full part in Departmental administrative matters. I also
designed and established a doctoral 'top-up' training, a continuing professional development programme allowing
experienced psychologists to upgrade their masters degree to a professional doctorate.
As the architect and co-ordinator of the project to introduce and establish Clinical Psychology training and services in
Bangladesh, population 120 million, I have had to negotiate at a government level to put in place the training and
service programme and the funding for it.
The British Psychological Society has 50,000 members, and one of the primary roles of the President is to help
develop the strategy for the evolution of the discipline and of psychology services.
The new 5 year programme funded by The Nasirullah Foundation is for the development of talking therapy in
Bangladesh to address problems of psychological and organic origin, involving new clinical and teaching posts,
continuing professional development for the medical and non-medical workforce, research and development, a
programme of international conferences and exchange visits, public engagement, and service provision via a new
psychotherapy clinic. The particular challenge is to address the fundamental issue of how the principles of
psychological intervention can be delivered widely when financial resources and the number of qualified personnel is
so small in countries where psychological services are developing. In other words, how to close the ‘treatment gap’
between the number of people needing help and the current number of people that are reached.
Other managerial and administrative experience is implicit in much of the work detailed in Section 6 under
Professional Activities.
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CLINICAL EXPERIENCE (broadly chronological order)
NEUROSURGICAL UNIT of the Maudsley, King’s and Guy’s Hospitals (eg Mr Falconer, Mr Polkey, Mr Shurr, Mr
Maccabe). Organise psychology services in the assessment and treatment of traumatic brain injury, back
injury and the full range of neurological problems requiring surgical attention. Psychology services to the
surgical management of epilepsy, especially temporal lobe epilepsy, including temporal lobectomy.
Undertake the psychology component of Wada procedures. Counselling regarding coping with traumatic
injury, pain and epilepsy.
ADULT MENTAL HEALTH and NEUROPSYCHOLOGY at the Maudsley and Bethlem Royal Hospitals. In-patient and
out-patient psychology services (eg Professor Lishman, now the Lishman Rehabilitation Unit, Professor
Shepherd, Professor Mullen, Dr Crowe, Dr Bennett). Assessment, treatment, management and
rehabilitation of the full range of organic, neurotic and psychotic problems, using primarily cognitivebehavioural methods.
CHILD MENTAL HEALTH. Primarily in-patient psychology services (eg Professor Sir Michael Rutter, Professor
Hersov), assessing and treating behavioural and emotional disorders. Also some work on the mother and
baby unit.
HARROWLANDS REHABILITATION UNIT. Design and implement psychology services for traumatic brain and
physical injuries. Coping with trauma, pain and long-term neurobehavioural and neuropsychological
disability.
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ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR NEURO-DISABILITY. Clinical research projects on the assessment of profound brain injury
and on the efficacy of sensory stimulation in cases of prolonged coma.
SURREY POLICE. Design and implement confidential counselling services for traumatic, and organisational stress,
and for other problems including return to work after traumatic injury. Available to all uniformed and civilian
staff. Part of the Major Incident Response Plan, coping with disasters and emergencies.
QUEEN ELIZABETH MILITARY HOSPITAL. Supply psychology services for the assessment and treatment of
traumatic brain and physical injury during the planned closure phase of this hospital and the opening of
new facilities.
METROPOLITAN POLICE, SCOTLAND YARD (Serious Crime Directorate). Psychology support services, similar to
those services provided to Surrey Police.
BANGLADESH-UK LINK PROJECT. A programme funded and monitored by The Department for International
Development, and managed by the British Council. Design and implement professional training in clinical
psychology, establishing a three year post-graduate training at the University of Dhaka. Ensure
sustainability thereof. Design and initiate psychology services to Bangladesh bearing in mind the need to
reach large numbers of poor and illiterate people. Address specific issues such as the particular position of
women’s mental health needs and the need to respond to the trauma experienced by children after natural
disasters.
PAKISTAN-UK PROJECT. A programme funded and monitored by The Department for International Development,
and managed by the British Council. Designing and implementing diagnostic and treatment packages in
coping with the effects of violence against women
MEDICO-LEGAL PRACTICE. Providing expert reports in civil and criminal cases in the area of trauma, eg head
injury, psychological trauma and stress, pain and disability. Currently about 48% of instructions are for the
claimant, 4% are joint instructions, and 48% are for the defendant. About 70 cases are seen each year.
Court appearances are rare nowadays but previously were regular.
POWELL CAMPBELL EDELMANN. a firm of Chartered Psychologists that provides psychological screening,
monitoring, support and rehabilitation to institutional bodies
INDEPENDENT PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE. Providing services in relation to trauma and brain injury, often under
the Code of Best Practice on Rehabilitation (updated 2007)
THE NASIRULLAH PSYCHOTHERAPY CLINIC. This is the clinic in Dhaka that is being planned and implemented to
provide talking therapy services to the community at no charge.
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INVITED SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/PRESENTATIONS and MINOR CONFERENCES
UK:
Oxford, Neuroscience group
Royal Hospital and Home, Putney
Oxford, Warneford Hospital
Headway, Regional conference
Brain research Association
University of Birmingham
Headway
Personal Injuries Bar Association
Cheyne Centre for Spastic Children
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers
College of Speech Therapists
Met Police; solicitors department
Kings College, London
Motor Insurers Bureau
Kings College Medical School
University of Glasgow
University of Exeter
University of Warwick
Abroad:
St George's Medical School
Institute of Psychiatry
University of Louvain, Netherlands
Medway and Maidstone College, Social Work
Belgium Behaviour Therapy Association:
Department
Brussels
St Mary's College
Leuven
Norwich District Health Authority, Speech Therapy
Koningshof
Chichester District Health Authority, Speech
University of Lisbon, Portugal
Therapy
Maudsley Hospital School of Nursing
Postgraduate Organisation for Academic Studies (PAOS),
University of Keele
Netherlands
University of Sheffield
Amsterdam, the teaching hospital
Bedford College, Social Work Department
Utrecht, the University
University of Leeds, Speech Sciences
University of the Punjab, Pakistan
Maidstone District Health Authority
University College Dublin
Postgraduate Medical Centre, RSCH
University of Yale, USA
South West Surrey District Health Authority
University of Jakarta, Indonesia
East Surrey District Health Authority
Yale Child Studies Center, New Haven, USA
Sutton and Merton District Health Authority
University of Hong Kong
Action Research, Regional conference
Hong Kong Psychiatric Association
University of Southampton
Bethel Epilepsy Research Unit, Bielefeld, Germany
Applied Psychology Unit, Cambridge
University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The British Psychological Society guidelines and HPC mandatory requirements are met. For example I attend
conferences, arrange CPD workshops, teach and publish, regularly consult Psycinfo and Medline and other data
bases. I personally take the following journals: British Journal of Clinical Psychology, British Journal of Health
Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychological Assessment, Brain Injury, Journal of the International Neuropsychological
Society, Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, Forensic Update, Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Clinical
Psychology, The Psychologist, Health Psychology Update, Violence against Women, Evidenced Based Mental
Health, Governance, Journal of the Academy of Social Sciences. I also attend peer supervision.
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PUBLICATIONS
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1980:
1981:
POWELL G E. Transfer in imaginal desensitization. Unpublished MPhil dissertation. University of London.
POWELL G E. Negative and positive mental practice in motor skill acquisition. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 37,
312.
POWELL G E and WATTS F N. (1973) Determinants of expectation in imaginal desensitization. Perceptual and
Motor Skills, 37, 246.
POWELL G E, TUTTON S J & STEWART R A. The stereotyping of physiques: investigations into the processes
involved and the implications for social behaviour. Paper presented to the British Association for the Advancement of
Science, Canterbury, England, August.
POWELL G E, STEWART R A & TUTTON S J. The development of person perception: a grid study. Paper
presented to the London Conference of the British Psychological Society, December.
STEELE R E, POWELL G E & STEWART R A. Physique and personality: the problem of discrimination within
somatotypes. Paper presented to the Western Psychological Association, Anaheim, California, USA. April.
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & TUTTON S J. The oral character: personality type or stereotype? Perceptual and
Motor Skills, 37, 948.
STEWART R A, STEELE R E & POWELL G E. Sex differences in stereotyping: the role of personal stereotypes.
Paper presented to the Western Psychological Association, Anaheim, California, USA, April.
WATTS F N, POWELL G E & AUSTIN S V. (1973) The modification of abnormal beliefs. British Journal of Medical
Psychology, 46, 359-363.
CHETWYND S J, POWELL G E & STEWART R A. Social attitudes towards the obese physique. Paper presented to
the First International Congress on Obesity, London, October.
POWELL G E, STEWART R A & TUTTON S J. The development of person perception: a grid study. Bulletin of the
British Psychological Society, 27, 149.
POWELL G E, TUTTON S J & STEWART R A. The differential stereotyping of similar physiques. British Journal of
Social and Clinical Psychology, 13, 421-423.
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & TUTTON S J. Subjective factors in social-stereotyping and impression formation.
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 39, 867-871.
TUTTON S J, STEWART R A, POWELL G E & RANKIN H J. An examination of sex-role stereotyping through
physique perception. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Bangor.
TUTTON S J, STEWART R A, POWELL G E & RANKIN H J. An examination of sex-role stereotyping through
physique perception. (For published summary see Bulletin of the British Psychological Society, 27, 149).
WATTS F N, POWELL G E & AUSTIN S V. The modification of abnormal beliefs. Digest of Neurology and
Psychiatry, March, 124.
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & ALLSOPP J F. The effect of personality and deviancy on the social attitudes and
goals of male and female adolescents. Paper presented to the Postgraduate Conference in the Behavioural
Sciences, Sheffield, April.
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & TUTTON S J. The Coefficient of Concordance (W): a correction for the inequality of
interval in the underlying Rhos. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 40, 459-462.
POWELL G E. Personality and conformity in normal children aged 8-16 years. Unpublished PhD thesis: University of
London.
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & LITMAN G K. The perception of deviant behaviour: a multidimensional process.
Paper presented to the Tenth Postgraduate -post Doctoral Conference in the Behavioural Sciences, Manchester,
April.
POWELL G E. Psychoticism and deviant social behaviour in children. Advances in Behaviour Research &
Therapy, 1, 25-523.
POWELL G E & STEWART R A. The relationship of age, sex and personality to social attitudes in children aged 8-15
years. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 17, 307-317.
POWELL G E. The relationship between intelligence and verbal and spatial memory. Journal of Clinical
Psychology, 35, 335-340.
POWELL G E. Brain and Personality. Saxon House, Teakfield Ltd: Farnborough.
POWELL G E, CLARKE L & BAILEY S. Categories of aphasia: A cluster analysis of Schuell test profiles. British
Journal of disorders of Communication, 14, 111-122.
POWELL G E, STEWART R A & GRYLLS D G. The personality of young smokers. British Journal of Addiction,
74, 311-315.
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & TUTTON S J. Person Perception and Stereotyping. Saxon House, Teakfield Ltd:
Farnborough.
ST. JAMES-ROBERTS N & POWELL G E. A case study comparing the effects of relaxation and massed practice
upon tic frequency. Behaviour Research and Therapy, 17, 401-403.
BENNETT-LEVY J, POLKEY C E & POWELL G E. Self-report of memory skills after temporal lobectomy -the effect
of clinical variables. Cortex, 16, 543-557.
POWELL G E. Entries in H J Eysenck (Ed) Lexikon der Psychologie, Verlag-Herder, Freiburg, West Germany.
BENNETT-LEVY J M & POWELL G E. The Subjective Memory Questionnaire (SMQ). An investigation into the selfreporting of "real-life" memory skills. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 19, 177-194.
POWELL G E, BAILEY S & CLARK E. A very short version of the Minnesota Aphasia Test. British Journal of Social
and Clinical Psychology, 19, 189-194.
BAILEY S, POWELL G E & CLARKE E. A note on intelligence and recovery from aphasia: the relationship between
Raven's Matrices scores and change on the Schuell aphasia test. British Journal of Disorders of Communication,
16, 193-203.
CANAVAN A G & POWELL G E. The efficacy of several treatments of Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome as assessed
in a single case. Behaviour Research & Therapy, 19, 549-556.
POWELL G E. Brain Function Therapy. Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
POWELL G E. A survey of the effects of brain injury upon personality, in H J Eysenck (Ed). A Model for Personality.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin.
POWELL G E & CHALKLEY J A. The effects of paedophile attention upon the child, in B Taylor (Ed) Perspectives
on Paedophilia, Batsford Academic, London.
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POWELL G E & CHALKLEY J A. Paedophile assault: the effects on the victim. Bethlem Maudsley Gazette, 23-24
POWELL G E Cerebro y personalidad, Marova, Madrid, Spain.
POWELL G E. Sexual functioning and therapy in paraplegia. Paper presented to the National Symposium on
Paraplegia, London, April.
POWELL G E. Redevelopment of the brain after brain injury. Paper presented to the 2nd International Congress on
Learning and Development, Lisbon, June.
POWELL G E & STEWART R A. Developmental trends in conservatism: a reply to Darling's (1981) failure to replicate
the findings of Powell and Stewart (1978). Journal of Genetic Psychology, 140, 309-310.
STEWART R A, LITMAN G K & POWELL G E. Social cognition in adolescents: a comparison of individual and group
derived cognitive structures. Paper presented to the London Conference of the British Psychological Society,
London, December. (For published summary see Bulletin of the British Psychological Society, 36, A14).
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & LITMAN G K. Dress as a cue in social perception of five and six year old children: a
test of developmental limits. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Developmental Section of the British
Psychological Society, Durham, September. (For published summary see Bulletin of the British Psychological
Society, 36, A36).
CHALKLEY A J & POWELL G E. The clinical description of forty-eight cases of sexual fetishism. British Journal of
Psychiatry, 142, 292-295.
POWELL G E, GUDJONSSON G & MULLEN P. Application of the guilty knowledge technique in a case of
pseudologia fantastica. Personality and individual differences, 4, 141-146.
POWELL G E & STEWART R A. The relationship of personality to antisocial and neurotic behaviours as observed by
teachers. Personality and individual differences, 4, 97-100.
STEWART R A, POWELL G E & LITMAN G K. Peer-parent conformity in boys aged seven to sixteen. Paper
presented to the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, York, April. (For published summary see
Bulletin of the British Psychological Society, 36, A69).
LITMAN G K, POWELL G E & STEWART R A. Fine grained stereotyping and the structure of social cognition.
Journal of Social Psychology, 120, 45-56.
POWELL G E. Psychological assessment and treatment strategies in the rehabilitation of brain damaged patients. In
S. Rachman (Ed) Advances in Medical Psychology, Vol. III. Pergamon Press, London.
POWELL G E. Personality. In P. McGuffin, M. Shanks and R Hodgson (Eds). Scientific Principles of
Psychopathology, Grune & Stratton, London.
POWELL G E. Principles of modern sex therapy applied to paraplegia. In R Capildeo & A. Maxwell (Eds) Progress
in Rehabilitation: Paraplegia, Macmillan, London.
TURPIN G & POWELL G E. Effects of massed practice and cue-controlled relaxation on tic frequency in Gilles de la
Tourette's syndrome. Behaviour Research and Therapy, 22, 165-178.
POWELL G E, SUTHERLAND G & AGU G A. Serial position, rehearsal and recall in temporal lobe epilepsy. British
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 23, 153-154.
POWELL G E, POLKEY C E & McMILLAN T. The new Maudsley series of temporal lobectomy, I: Short term
cognitive effects. British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 24, 109-124.
POWELL G E. Developments in the rehabilitation of the head injured. Paper presented to the Conference of the
Dutch Society for Neuropsychology, Amsterdam and Utrecht, May.
POWELL G E. Redevelopment of the brain after brain injury: the therapist's role. Learning and Development, 11,
81-84.
POWELL G E. Applied and Applicable neuropsychology. In B P. Bradley and C Thompson (Eds) Psychological
Applications in Psychiatry, John Wiley & Sons, London.
CRAWLEY B & POWELL G E. A comparison of the effects of massed practical and relaxation upon the frequency of
a facial tic. Behavioural Psychotherapy, 14, 249-257.
McMILLAN T M, POWELL G E, JANOTA I & POLKEY C E. Relationships between neuropsychological and
neuropathological investigations in temporal lobectomy patients. Paper presented to the Jubilee Conference and
Northern European Epilepsy Meeting, September, York, England.
POWELL G E. The self after brain injury: theory, research and rehabilitation. Invited seminar, Ninth International
Neuropsychology Society, European Conference, June, Veldhoven, The Netherlands (for published summary see
Powell G E. The self after brain injury: theory, research and rehabilitation, Journal of Clinical and Experimental
Neuropsychology, 8, 115.)
POWELL G E. Models of intervention with the head injured. Paper presented to the Fifth Annual Merseyside
Conference in Clinical Psychology, Liverpool, September.
LINDSAY S & POWELL G E (Eds). Handbook of Clinical Adult Psychology, Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
WILSON B A & POWELL G E Neurological problems: Treatment. In S Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds) Handbook of
Clinical Adult Psychology, Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
POWELL G E & WILSON B A. Neurological problems: Investigation. In S Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds) Handbook of
Clinical Adult Psychology, Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
McMILLAN T M, POWELL G E, JANOTA I & POLKEY C E. Relationships between neuropathology and cognitive
functioning in temporal lobectomy patients. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, 50, 167-176.
LINDSAY S J E & POWELL G E. Practical issues of investigation in clinical psychology. In S Lindsay & G E Powell
(Eds) Handbook of clinical adult psychology, Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
POWELL G E & LINDSAY S J E. An introduction to treatment. In S Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds). Handbook of
clinical adult psychology, Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
POWELL G E, POLKEY C E & CANAVAN A G M. Lateralization of memory function in epileptic patients by use of
the sodium amytal (Wada) technique. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, 50, 665-672.
POWELL G E & MURPHY P A. Temporal lobectomy in childhood: theory and practice. Paper presented at the British
Psychological Society Scottish Branch Annual Conference, September, Rothesay, Isle of Bute. (For published
summary see Bulletin of the British psychological Society, 40, A115).
POWELL G E. Head injury from the patient's perspective. Paper presented to the Conference of the Wessex and
Wight Branch of the British Psychological Society.
POWELL G E. Service provision for the head injured. In N Eisenberg & D Glasgow (Eds). Current Issues in Clinical
Psychology. Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
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COLLINS D, POWELL G E & DAVIES I. The use of EEG alpha asymmetries to examine mental processes in sport.
Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Leeds, April (For published summary
see The Psychologist, 1(6), 27.)
POWELL G E & WILSON S. The Royal Hospital multiple baseline for recovery of function following severe head
injury. Paper presented at the XXIV International Congress of Psychology, Sydney, Australia, August.
POWELL G E. Is temporal lobectomy for intractable epilepsy a form of psychosurgery? Paper presented to the Welsh
Branch of the British Psychological Society, Cardiff, April.
POWELL G E, McMILLAN T M, MURPHY P A & POLKEY C E. Temporal lobectomy in childhood: long term
psychosocial outcome. Paper presented at the XXIV International Congress of Psychology, Sydney, Australia,
August.
POWELL G E, McMILLAN T M & CANAVAN A G M. The lateral shift hypothesis: evidence from studies of temporal
lobectomy. Paper presented at the XXIV International Congress of Psychology, Sydney, Australia, August.
POWELL G E. Personal identity and cognitive disorders: a review of theory. Paper presented to the first International
Conference on Adjustment to Traumatic Injury, Merseyside, August.
MURPHY P A & POWELL G E. Counselling needs of children undergoing temporal lobectomy. Paper presented at
the International Conference on Hospital Medicine, Rome, Italy, September.
SHAHIDI S & POWELL G E. Biofeedback training of relaxation: the effects of false feedback and the influence of
suggestibility. Personality and Individual Differences, 9, 995-999.
EDELMANN R J E, POWELL G E, CAMPBELL E A, JOG S, NORINDER L & McCARTNEY H. Inter-rater and
assessment method variance in selecting trainees for the Surrey University/S W Thames Training Course. Clinical
Psychology Forum, 18, 30-32.
POWELL G E. Selecting and Developing Measures. In F N Watts & G Parry (eds) Behavioural and mental health
research: a handbook of skills and methods, Lawrence Erlbaum, Hove.
POWELL G E, MURPHY P A. & McMILLAN T M. Temporal lobectomy, cognition and behaviour: a brief review with
special reference to the requirements of informed consent. In J R Crawford & D M Parker (Eds). Developments in
clinical and experimental Neuropsychology, Plenum Press, London.
HERBERT C & POWELL G E. Insight and progress in rehabilitation. Clinical Rehabilitation, 3, 125-130.
HERBERT C & POWELL G E. The role of personality factors in rehabilitation. Journal of Personality and
Individual Differences, 10, 969-973.
LINDSAY S & POWELL G E. (Eds) An introduction to clinical child psychology. Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
LINDSAY S & POWELL G E. Practical issues of investigation in clinical child psychology. In S Lindsay and G E
Powell (eds). An introduction to clinical child psychology. Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
POWELL G E & LINDSAY S. Practical issues of treatment in clinical child psychology. In S Lindsay and G E Powell
(eds). An Introduction to clinical child psychology. Gower Publishing, Aldershot.
POWELL G E. The comparability of qualifications within clinical psychology; issues regarding career structure,
individual promotion and status. Paper presented to Doctorates in Clinical Psychology, a Conference of the British
Psychological Society, London, May.
POWELL G E, EDELMANN R J & CAMPBELL E A. A confidential police force counselling service; a summary of the
first year. Paper presented to the London Conference of the British Psychological Society, London, 19-20 June. (For
published summary see British Psychological Society 1990 Abstracts page 38).
POWELL G E, EDELMANN R J & CAMPBELL E A. Report on daily living in Broadmoor Hospital, Broadmoor
Hospital Special Health Authority.
COLLINS E, POWELL G E, DAVIES I. The reliability of task induced alpha asymmetries as indicators of individual
variability in cognitive strategies. Journal of Personality and Individual Differences, 11, 203-207.
COLLINS D, POWELL G E, DAVIES I. An electroencephalographic study of hemispheric processing pattern during
karate performance. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 12, 223-234.
POWELL G E. Consolidating the training of chartered clinical psychologists. Paper presented to Clinical Psychology
Training: the Future, A conference of the British Psychological Society, York, May.
POWELL G E & NAPIER B. Post-qualification training in Clinical Psychology in the UK. Clinical Psychology Forum,
25, 39-41.
POWELL G E. Training: running off the rails of full steam ahead? Paper presented to the Annual Conference of The
British Psychological Society, Swansea, 5-8 April.
WILSON S L, ELLIOTT K, PRASAD N H, THWAITES H & POWELL G E. An evaluative study of coma stimulation
therapy. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of The British Psychological Society, Swansea, 5-8 April.
POWELL G E. Changes in MRI findings following coma after head injury. Paper presented to the London Conference
of the British Psychological Society, London, 17-18 December.
POWELL G E & ADAMS M. Research in clinical placements - Holy Grail or just good practice? Paper presented to
BPS Summer School, Warwick, July 1990. (For published summary see British Psychological Society 1991
Abstracts page 4).
COLLINS D, POWELL G E & DAVIES I. Cerebral activity prior to motor task performance: an EEG study. Journal of
Sports Sciences, 9, 313-324.
WILSON S, POWELL G E, ELLIOTT K & THWAITES H. Sensory stimulation in prolonged coma: four single case
studies. Brain Injury, 5, 393-400.
COLLINS D, POWELL G E & DAVIES I. Possible relationship between EEG detected cerebral activity and the
performance of self paced motor tasks. Paper presented to the British Psychological Society Psychobiology Section
Annual Conference, September 24, London.
LAVER A, MILLARD P, POWELL G E & GOSDEN J. The development of an assessment which uses four activities
of daily living to test perception and other neuropsychological functions in elderly people following stroke. Paper
presented at the II European conference of Gerontology, 11-14 September, Madrid.
POWELL G E. Temporal lobectomy in childhood: effects upon personality and self image. Paper presented at the
conference Psychosoziale und Neuropsychologische Aspekte der Neurochirurgischen Epilepsie-Behandlung,
Bielefeld-Bethel, January, 1991.
WILSON S L, FINNEY J S, POWELL G E & ANDREWS K. Problems in magnetic resonance imaging of patients with
severe brain injury and a solution to one of them. Brain Injury, 6, 75-77.
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POWELL G E. Introduction to Medico-legal issues in clinical neuropsychology. Presented to the first conference of
the British Psychological Society Special Group in Clinical Neuropsychology, 20 March, London.
POWELL G E & WILSON S L. Recovery curves after very severe brain injury. Paper presented to the London
Conference of the British Psychological Society, London, December (see British Psychological Society Abstracts
1992, p.10).
POWELL G E, CLARKEN C & THRUSH D. Patient and staff consumer views in a neurological rehabilitation unit.
Paper presented to the London Conference of the British Psychological Society, London, December (see British
Psychological Society Abstracts 1992, p.10).
POWELL G E & JACOBSON R R. Psychological outcome of the Purley train crash. Paper presented to the London
Conference of the British Psychological Society, London, December (see British Psychological Society Abstracts
1992, p.10).
CARISS M E, WILSON S L, POWELL G E, ELLIOTT K & THWAITES H. Arousal profiles associated with the
treatment of vegetative state patients. Paper presented to the London Conference of the British Psychological
Society, London, December (see British Psychological Society Abstracts 1992, p.2).
POWELL G E & ADAMS M. Introduction to research on placement, Clinical Psychology Forum, March, 12-16.
WILSON S L, POWELL G E, ELLIOTT K & THWAITES H. Evaluation of sensory stimulation as a treatment of
prolonged coma - seven single experimental case studies. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 3, 191-201.
POWELL G E, YOUNG R & FROSH S (Eds). Curriculum in Clinical Psychology. British Psychological Society,
Division of Clinical Psychology Publications, Leicester.
POWELL G E & HIGSON P. An introduction to the core curriculum in research methods for clinical psychologists. In
G E Powell, R Young & S Frosh (Eds). Curriculum in Clinical Psychology. British Psychological Society, Division
of Clinical Psychology Publications, Leicester.
POWELL G E, YOUNG R & FROSH S. Introduction to the curriculum in clinical psychology. In G E Powell, R Young
& S Frosh (Eds). Curriculum in Clinical Psychology. British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology
Publications, Leicester.
POWELL G E, YOUNG R & FROSH S. Introduction to the curriculum in clinical psychology. In G E Powell, R Young
& S Frosh (Eds). Curriculum in Clinical Psychology. British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology
Publications, Leicester.
POWELL G E, YOUNG R & FROSH S. Introduction to the development of a curriculum in clinical psychology. In G E
Powell, R Young & S Frosh (Eds). Curriculum in Clinical Psychology. British Psychological Society, Division of
Clinical Psychology Publications, Leicester.
POWELL G E. Post-traumatic stress disorder. Paper presented to the XXth Hallpike Symposium, London, March.
POWELL G E. Post-traumatic stress disorder following the Purley train crash. Paper presented to the Annual
Conference of the British Association for Forensic Odontology, London, March.
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Personality change and burden on the carer after the onset of physical disability. Paper
presented to the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Blackpool, April (see Proceedings of the
British Psychological Society, 1, 25).
KIDD R T & POWELL G E. Raised left hemisphere activation in the non-clinical schizotypal personality. Personality
and Individual Differences, 14, 723-731.
POWELL G E. Monitoring the implementation of a case coordinator scheme. Research report, east Surrey Health
Authority and Social Services.
POWELL G E & JACOBSON R. Brain injury following the Purley train crash. Paper presented to the Annual
Conference of the British Psychological Society, Blackpool, April (see Proceedings of the British Psychological
Society, 1, 30).
POWELL G E & BAXENDALE S. Prediction of outcome in neurological rehabilitation. Paper presented to the Annual
Conference of the British Psychological Society, Blackpool, April (see Proceedings of the British Psychological
Society, 1, 30).
WILSON S L, POWELL G E, ELLIOTT K & THWAITES H. Assessing change in vegetative state patients. Paper
presented to the 3rd Annual Conference of the International Association for the Study of Traumatic Brain Injury,
Tokyo, September.
MALIA K B, POWELL G E & TORODE S. Insight and progress in rehabilitation after brain injury. Clinical
Rehabilitation, 7, 23-29.
WILSON S L, POWELL G E, ELLIOTT K & THWAITES H. Assessing change in vegetative state patients. Paper
presented at the IASTBI Conference, Tokyo, September.
POWELL G E & WILSON S L. Recovery curves for patients who have suffered very severe brain injury. Clinical
Rehabilitation, 8, 54-69.
LINDSAY S J E & POWELL G E (Eds). Handbook of clinical adult psychology 2nd ed. Routledge, London.
LINDSAY S J E & POWELL G E. Practical issues of investigation in clinical psychology. In S J E Lindsay & G E
Powell (Eds). Handbook of clinical adult psychology 2nd ed. Routledge, London.
POWELL G E & LINDSAY S J E. An introduction to treatment. In S J E Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds). Handbook of
clinical adult psychology 2nd ed. Routledge, London.
POWELL G E & WILSON B. Neurological problems: assessment. In S J E Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds). Handbook
of clinical adult psychology 2nd ed. Routledge, London.
WILSON B & POWELL G E. Neurological problems: treatment. In S J E Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds). Handbook of
clinical adult psychology 2nd ed. Routledge, London.
POWELL G E. Clinical and counselling psychology. In A M Colman (Ed). Companion Encyclopaedia of
Psychology, Routledge, London.
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Carers' coping with post-onset personality and physical changes in patients with
neurological disorders. Pakistan Journal of Psychological Research, 9, 1-11.
COLLINS D, POWELL G E & DAVIES I. Further EEG examination of the pre-performance mental set. Journal of
Sports and Exercise Psychology.
LAVER A T & POWELL G E. Manual of the Structural Observational Test of Functioning. NFER-Nelson,
Windsor.
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POWELL G E. WILSON S L & BROCK D. The effectiveness of sensory stimulation for vegetative state patients.
Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology,
Warwick, April (see Proceedings).
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Personality and behaviour changes in stroke patients: a carer's view. Pakistan Journal
of Neurology, 1, 20-32.
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Personality and behaviour changes in stroke patients: a carer's view. Paper read to
Second National Neurology Conference, Islamabad, March.
POWELL G E. Clinical and counselling psychology. In A M Colman (Ed). Applications of Psychology. Longman,
London.
MALIA K, POWELL G E & TORODE S. Coping and psychosocial function after brain injury. Brain Injury, 9, 607-618.
MALIA K, POWELL G E & TORODE S. Personality and psychosocial function after brain injury. Brain Injury, 9, 697712.
POWELL G E. In defence of traditional psychometric tests and values. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of
the British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology, Warwick, April (see Proceedings).
WILSON S L, POWELL G E & BROCK D. The use of arousal profiles in the assessment of vegetative state patients.
Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology,
Warwick, April (see Proceedings).
POWELL G E. The future of Clinical Psychology in Bangladesh, Daily Star, Dhaka, February 7.
POWELL G E. Future of Clinical Psychology in Bangladesh. Paper presented to the first national Seminar on Clinical
Psychology, Dhaka, January.
POWELL G E. Training Course in Clinical Psychology: a three year professional training. University of Dhaka and
Institute of Mental Health and Research.
POWELL G E. Selecting and developing measures. In F N Watts & G Parry (Eds). Behavioural and mental health
research: a handbook of skills and methods 2nd ed. Lawrence Erlbaum, Hove.
WILSON S L, BROCK D, POWELL G E, THWAITES H & ELLIOTT K. Constructing arousal profiles for vegetative
state patients – a preliminary report. Brain Injury, 10, 105-113.
WILSON S L, POWELL G E, BROCK D & THWAITES H. Behavioural differences between patients who emerged
from vegetative state and those who did not. Brain Injury, 10, 509-516
WILSON S L, POWELL G E, BROCK D & THWAITES H. Vegetative state and responses to sensory stimulation: an
analysis of twenty four cases. Brain Injury, 10, 807-818.
WILSON S L, POWELL G E. Developments in assessment techniques. In J Beech & L Harding (Eds). Assessment
in Neuropsychology. Routledge, London.
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Subjective burden on carers of patients with neurological problems as a consequence
of precise objective symptoms (objective burden). Clinical Rehabilitation, 10, 159-165.
POWELL G E. Torticollis. In A Baum, C McManus, S Newman, J Weinman & R West (Eds). Cambridge Handbook
of Psychology, Health and Medicine, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
POWELL G E. Hyperidrosis. In A Baum, C McManus, S Newman, J Weinman & R West (Eds). Cambridge
Handbook of Psychology, Health and Medicine, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Carer’s coping with post-onset personality change in patients with neurological
disorders. Pakistan Journal of Psychological Research, 9, 1-11 (nominally 1994 due to publication slippage).
POWELL G E. Using tests that bear on capacity. Paper presented to the conference of the BPS Special Group in
Clinical Neuropsychology, London December.
POWELL G E. Medico-legal perspectives on assessing cognitive deficits. Paper presented to the Annual Conference
of the British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology, Edinburgh, April (see Proceedings).
POWELL G E. Aims and philosophy of the Link Programme and psychology services. Paper presented to the First
British Council Conference on Establishing Clinical Psychology in Bangladesh, Dhaka January.
POWELL G E & RAHMAN M. Mental Health Education. Paper presented to the First British Council Conference on
Establishing Clinical Psychology in Bangladesh, Dhaka, January.
POWELL G E. Standardised measures of frontal dysfunction. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of
Headway National Head Injuries Association, Nottingham, October.
POWELL G E. Head Injury: the dose-response relationship. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 7,
135.
POWELL G E & Chorlton L. Does head injury protect people from PTSD? Proceedings of the British
Psychological Society, 7, 135.
POWELL G E. Profile of the suspected malingerer. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 7, 135.
POWELL G E. Predicting return to work after head injury. Proceedings of the British Psychological Society, 7,
135.
POWELL G E. Depression, anxiety and neuropsychological test performance. Proceedings of the British
Psychological Society, 7, 135.
POWELL G E. Further standardisation of The Speed and Capacity of Language-processing Test (SCOLP), paper for
Thames Valley Test Publishing.
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Coping and psychological distress in carers of patients with neurological disorders.
Asia Pacific Disability Rehabilitation Journal, 10, 64-68.
KAUSAR R & POWELL G E. Coping with caring: cognitive appraisal of post-onset personality and physical changes
in patients with neurological disorders. Asia Pacific Disability Rehabilitation Journal, 10, 58-63.
POWELL G E. Cognitive assessment. In M G Gelder, J J Lopez-Ibor & N C Anderson (Eds). New Oxford Textbook
of Psychiatry. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
POWELL G E. In the witness box. The Psychologist, 13, 30-31
POWELL G E & WOOD R Ll. Assessing the nature and extent of neurobehavioural disability. In R Ll Wood & T M
McMillan (Eds). Neurobehavioural disability and social handicap. Psychology Press, London.
POWELL G E. Executive powers (interview), The Psychologist, 15, 290-292
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POWELL G E. Capacity issues; the background. Paper presented to the 1 Joint Brain Injury Services Conference,
Birmingham, February
POWELL G E. Neuropsychology and the Law. In L H Goldstein & J McNeil (eds), Clinical Neuropsychology: A
Practical Guide to Assessment and Management for Clinicians, John Wiley & Sons, Chichester.
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LUSH D & POWELL G E. Problems defining capacity: a legal and a clinical perspective. Paper presented to the
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Headway 25 Anniversary Conference, Stratford upon Avon, September
POWELL G E. Capacity from client to Commons. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the Northern Ireland
Branch of the British Psychological Society, Portrush, 22-24 April.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 187.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 259.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 331.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 394-395.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 459.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 523.
POWELL G E. The evolving concept of capacity. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the North West of
England Branch of the British Psychological Society, Preston, 20 October.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 587.
POWELL G E. Developing the concept of capacity to manage one's own affairs. Paper presented to the Annual
Conference of the Scottish Branch of the British Psychological Society, Perth, 26 November.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 651.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 18, 715.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 19, 3.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 19, 67.
POWELL G E. President’s column, The Psychologist, 19, 131.
POWELL G E. Psychology, the Law and capacity to manage financial affairs. Paper presented to the Annual
Conference of the British Psychological Society, Cardiff, 30 March.
LINDSAY S J E & POWELL G E (Eds). Handbook of clinical adult psychology 3rd ed. Routledge, London.
LINDSAY S J E & POWELL G E. Practical issues of investigation in clinical psychology. In S J E Lindsay & G E
Powell (Eds). Handbook of clinical adult psychology 3rd ed. Routledge, London.
LINDSAY S J E & POWELL G E. An introduction to treatment. In S J E Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds). Handbook of
clinical adult psychology 3rd ed. Routledge, London.
POWELL G E. Neurological problems: assessment. In S J E Lindsay & G E Powell (Eds). Handbook of clinical
adult psychology 3rd ed. Routledge, London.
POWELL G E & POWELL S K. Marketing Psychology Services. Paper presented to the Annual Conference of the
Division of Clinical Psychology of the British Psychology Society, London, 14 December
POWELL G E Mild traumatic brain injury and postconcussion syndrome; the importance of base rates in diagnosis
and clinical formulation. Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, 79, 237.
POWELL G E. Applied Psychology. In G Towl, D Farrington, D Crighton & G Hughes (eds). Dictionary of Forensic
Psychology.
McCARTER R J, WALTON N H, BROOKS D N and POWELL G E. Effort testing in contemporary UK
neuropsychological practice. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 23, 1050-1066.
POWELL G E. Cognitive assessment. In M G Gelder, J J Lopez-Ibor & N C Anderson (Eds). New Oxford Textbook
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of Psychiatry (2 edition). Oxford University Press, Oxford.
POWELL G E. The role of the expert witness and acquired brain injury. In S Young, M Kopelman and G Gudjonsson
(Eds). Forensic Neuropsychology in Practice: A Guide to Assessment and Legal Processes. Oxford University
Press.
POWELL G E. Difficulties assessing capacity. Paper presented to the Headway Annual Conference, Stratford-uponAvon, 19.10.09.
POWELL G E. Can the client comprehend the case? Newsletter, The British Association of Brain Injury Case
Managers, 45, 4-5.
POWELL G E. Mental Health for National Development: the psychology contribution. Award speech, University of
Dhaka/Bangladesh Clinical Psychological Society, Dhaka, 15.4.10
BROOKS D N, McCARTER R J, WALTON N H and POWELL G E. Effort testing in Britain - a thank you to our
colleagues. Newsletter, Division of Neuropsychology, The British Psychological Society, 9, 2-3.
POWELL G E & POWELL C. Personal Injury. In Brown, J. and Campbell, E. (eds) The Cambridge Handbook of
Forensic Psychology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
POWELL G E Address: Global warming and disaster planning for Bangladesh: psychology perspective, symposium,
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3 Bangladesh Clinical Psychology Conference, Dhaka, October
POWELL G E. Neuropsychology and the Law. In L H Goldstein & J McNeil (eds), Clinical Neuropsychology: A
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Practical Guide to Assessment and Management for Clinicians (2 ed), John Wiley & Sons, Chichester.
POWELL G E, CHOWDHURY K U A, UDDIN Z & RAHMAN A. Establishing and Sustaining Clinical Psychology In
Bangladesh, Clinical Psychology Forum, 258, 50-55
Upcoming
Psychological input in the management of traumatic brain injury: a review of developments
Expectations and experience of Post Concussion Symptoms in Bangladesh
Innovative Ideas to Close the Treatment Gap in Mental Health in Bangladesh; a strategy for the future
Key note talk: A Brief History of Establishing and Sustaining Clinical Psychology In Bangladesh
Dr G E Powell 12/12