Train Your Brain

A model to help understand and regulate emotions

Adam Morgan

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Tatterdemalion Blue
01 January 2025

Adam and Ståle are both clinical psychologists living and working in the South West of England with many years' experience in the homelessness sector.

They are passionate about making psychology more accessible to both clients and staff in this challenging line of work. They founded Real Life Psychology CIC to help promote this vision. This book is the result of their many years combined experience working in this field as trauma therapists, supervisors and educators. Train Your Brain provides an invaluable resource to help people navigate challenging life events and emotions.

By: Adam Morgan
Imprint: Tatterdemalion Blue
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 297mm, Width: 210mm,
ISBN: 9781915123107
ISBN 10: 1915123100
Pages: 52
Publication Date: 01 January 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

'Adam qualified as a clinical psychologist in 1999. He has worked since this time in a wide range of roles mostly within NHS services for working age adults struggling with mental health difficulties. These have included working as a therapist, supervisor, trainer and service lead. Adam has had a longstanding involvement with community psychology projects and in particular the homeless sector. In recent years this has led to working more within the third sector and eventually to setting up Real Life Psychology CIC with Ståle Rygh, a long-standing colleague and friend' 'Ståle is a Clinical Psychologist with many years' experience from the NHS and private practise, working as a therapist, supervisor, mentor, manager and trainer. Ståle has been working in the homelessness sector for several years, where he draws on his extensive training in trauma focused therapy models to help clients recover from adverse life events and live more fulfilling lives. Stale feels passionate about training and supporting staff working in this sector through developing a working culture that fosters resilience, compassion and strong therapeutic relationships'