Profiles
Dr Josh Valoroso
Clinical Tutor
School of Psychology (Faculty of Health)
Biography
Biography
I am a Clinical Tutor on the MSc Clinical Associate in Psychology programme.
Qualifications
I am a Clinical Psychologist, working mostly academically in this role and with the University of Bath Doctorate in Clinical Psychology course. My clinical work has included roles in physical health settings such as neuropsychology, GP practices, and most recently pain rehabilitation. I also have experience and interest in working looked after children, and with unhoused people & staff teams with whom they work.
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology - University of Plymouth, 2019
Foundation Course in Family Therapy - University of Plymouth, 2017
Foundation Course in Group Analysis - GASW, 2016
MSc Applied Principles of Neuropsychology - Bath Spa University, 2014
BSc Psychology (Hons) - University of Essex, 2012
Teaching
Teaching
Teaching interests
I am interested in different therapeutic modalities including systemic and third-wave approaches, particularly ACT. I also have interested in chronic pain, physical health, working with underserved populations, and staff wellbeing.
Publications
Publications
Valoroso, J., & Stedmon, J. (2020). Understanding the Experiences of Homelessness Hostel Staff who have Found the Body of a Deceased Hostel Resident: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. European Journal of Homelessness ,Volume 14(2). Valoroso, J. (2020). A training placement working with homelessness organisations and people with complex lives outside of mainstream mental health services. Clinical Psychology Forum, Volume 326. Leicester, UK. | |