Michelle McGeoghegan

As a Mental Health Practitioner at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, I am passionate about providing evidence-based psychological interventions to patients with common mental health problems in primary care settings. I am currently pursuing a MSc in Psychological Therapy in Primary Care at University of Dundee, where I am learning the skills and knowledge to assess, formulate, and treat a range of psychological difficulties using cognitive behavioural therapy and other modalities. Prior to this, I worked as an Assistant Psychologist and a Healthcare Support Worker at NHS and Simon Community Scotland, respectively, where I gained valuable experience in supporting and empowering people with complex needs, such as homelessness, substance misuse, and trauma.

I have a strong background in clinical health psychology, having completed a MSc in this field at University of Strathclyde, as well as a BSc in Psychology with Integrated Placement Year at City, University of London. I have developed excellent communication, organization, and teamwork skills through my education and work experience, and I am committed to continuous professional development and ethical practice. My goal is to contribute to the improvement of mental health and well-being in the community through delivering high-quality and accessible psychological services.

Working in various roles as an assistant psychologist and completed the clinical associate in applied psychology training through NHS Scotland

I have completed a MSc in psychological therapies in Primary Care and also an MSc in clinical health psychology