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Clinical Psychology Trainee wins Early Career Research Award
Nov
18
2024
Posted: 09:53 GMT
Congratulations to Aimee Walsh (University of Galway - DPsychSc trainee) who won the PSI Division of Clinical Psychology Early Career Research Award for her research paper on professionals' experience of psychosocial responding to the Creeslough Tragedy. Aimee was supervised by Dr Maura Finnegan and Dr John Bogue.
Congratulations also to Roisin Finnegan (2021 intake DPsychSc trainee) who was nominated for her research study on trainees' experiences of mandatory therapy. Roisin was supervised by Dr Anne O'Connor. Photograph shows Aimee Walsh being presented with her award by Prof. Brian McGuire, Chair of the Division of Clinical Psychology, The Psychological Society of Ireland.
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