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Psycho Education Facilitator

Cara Davidson

Cara Davidson
Psycho Education Facilitator
Educational qualifications include a BSc in Childhood Studies from the University of Bristol and an MSc in Psychology from Queen Mary University of London.Current clinical experience includes supporting Autism and ADHD assessments for children and young people, with responsibilities including developmental history-taking, neurodevelopmental and cognitive assessments, clinical report writing, and multidisciplinary collaboration with families, schools and other professionals. Previous experience includes supporting 16–18-year-olds with mental health and special educational needs within supported living, providing 1:1 support to asylum seekers, and gaining experience in fostering, safeguarding and child protection through a placement with Hackney Council. Professional training includes Level 3 and Level 4 CPD in Autism and ADHD, alongside accredited training in ADOS-2 and ADI-R. Also a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS).A compassionate, person-centred and evidence-based approach underpins a strong commitmentto supporting children, young people and families to feel heard, understood and appropriately supported.
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Meet Cara Davidson (MBACP, MNCPS Acc.), a dual-registered Integrative Psychotherapist with a Distinction MSc inIntegrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Wolverhamptonand a First-Class BSc (Honours) in Psychology from the University ofBirmingham.

Cara has experience working with bothchildren, young people and adults across specialist trauma, psychotherapy,neurodiversity, and crisis services. She has substantial experience supportingsurvivors of sexual violence and abuse, alongside over four years of experiencein suicide prevention, self-harm intervention, safeguarding, and crisissupport. She has a particular interest in trauma and neurodiversity, helpingpeople better understand themselves, explore their identity and sense of self,and find empowerment following diagnosis or significant life experiences.  She is passionate about increasing awarenessand understanding of neurodiversity/mental health in women and girls.

Cara works integratively, meaning shetailors therapy to each person’s need & preferences. She draws on a rangeof therapeutic models, including Person-Centred Therapy, CBT, DBT, PsychodynamicTherapy, Gestalt Therapy, ACT and IFS approaches. Alongside her clinical work,Cara has conducted award-winning research into adverse childhood experiences(ACEs), existential anxiety, spirituality and identity development.

 

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