- Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Birmingham
Dr Emma Cernis is an HCPC-registered clinical psychologist. She is Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Birmingham, and Centre Lead of the Midlands Dissociation & Depersonalisation Centre.
Dr Cernis (pronounced "Chur-niss") has over a decade of research experience in complex mental health presentations. Emma's research specialism is the understanding dissociative experiences such as depersonalisation and 'felt sense of anomaly' dissociation, particularly across diagnostic boundaries and within young people. Her research aims to develop new psychological treatments for dissociation, and to improve clinician confidence working with dissociative presentations.
Experience
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–presentAssistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Birmingham
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–presentCentre Lead, Midlands Dissociation & Depersonalisation Centre
Education
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Kings College, London, MSc Mental Health Studies
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University of Oxford, DPhil Biomedical and Clinical Sciences (Cognitive)
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University of Oxford, DClinPsy Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
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University of Oxford, BA(Hons) Experimental Psychology
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- Location: Birmingham, UK
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