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Dr Amanda Williams
451b, 1-19 Torrington Place
Res Dept of Clinical, Educational & Health Psychology
UCL
London
WC1E 6BT
Tel: 020 7679 1608
Fax: 020 7916 1989
Appointment
- Clinical Reader
- Clinical, Educational & Hlth Psychology
- Div of Psychology & Language Sciences
- Faculty of Brain Sciences
Joined UCL
01/09/2004
Biography
BSc in Psychology from Bristol University, followed by experience working in drug addiction, then physical disability; MSc in clinical psychology from North East London Polytechnic (now UEL).
PhD in 1976 while working at St Thomas' Hospital in pain management; subsequently part-time senior lecturer at King's College medical school and part time clinical practice at St Thomas' Hospital.
2004 came to UCL as Reader in Clinical Health Psychology.
PhD in 1976 while working at St Thomas' Hospital in pain management; subsequently part-time senior lecturer at King's College medical school and part time clinical practice at St Thomas' Hospital.
2004 came to UCL as Reader in Clinical Health Psychology.
Research Groups
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Pain
- facial and behavioural expression of pain and emotion by people with chronic back pain (EPSRC grant with Nadia Berthouze, UCL; Maja Pantic, Imperial College; Paul Watson, Leicester University)- influences on observer judgements of pain
- patient experience of consultations in pain clinic, and change in understanding pain
- evaluation, including systematic review and meta-analysis, of cognitive and behavioural rehabilitation programmes for people with chronic pain
- misrepresentation of pain as 'medically unexplained'
- pain in survivors of torture
Teaching Summary
BSc Psychology
- models of pain and their application; adjustment to chronic disease
MB BS
- introduction to psychology; health behaviour and illness presentation; life events and psychoneuroimmunology; chronic illness and disability; pain.
MSc Health Psychology
- pain
BSc/MSc Speech Sciences
- health psychology across the lifespan
DClinPsy
- core psychological issues in physical illness and disability
- loss and bereavement in physical illness and disability
- pain
- refugees and asylum seekers
Academic Background
| 1996 | PhD | Doctor of Philosophy | University of London |
| 1985 | MSc | Master of Science | North East London Polytechnic |
| 1976 | BSc | Bachelor of Science | University of Bristol |
