Treatment & psychological support
A space to explore psychological difficulties and discuss treatment. Enquiries are welcome from individuals and professionals seeking to make a referral.
Enquire about treatment ↗CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY & OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Psychological support for individuals, expert insight for legal proceedings, and guidance for healthier organisations.
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ABOUT DR BEN MARRAM
I am a Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist and Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society.
I am registered with the Health and Care Professions Council as a Practitioner Psychologist for both Clinical Psychology and Occupational Psychology. I am on the Specialist Register for Clinical Neuropsychologists with the British Psychological Society; this is considered the ‘gold standard’ for expertise in Clinical Neuropsychology.
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I have worked in neuropsychological rehabilitation for over 10 years. This has included inpatient neurorehabilitation in a specialist level 1 (UK-ROC) centre, outpatient neuropsychology and community-based care. I have worked in medico-legal assessment and treatment for over 11 years.
I recently held a senior Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist role in the NHS where I managed a specialist Community Neurological Rehabilitation Service. I currently hold a national training lead role with Headway UK and have delivered workshops and webinars to hundreds of different stakeholders across the UK.
I am an external examiner with the British Psychological Society’s (BPS) Qualification in Clinical Neuropsychology (QiCN), reviewing and assessing candidates hoping to join the Specialist Register for Clinical Neuropsychologists.
I am an experienced clinical supervisor of Clinical Psychologists working in neuropsychology and Clinical Neuropsychologists. I currently supervise Clinical Psychologists in their neuropsychology practice who are working towards accreditation and admission to the Specialist Register for Clinical Neuropsychologists.
I am an associate lecturer with Newcastle University and provide teaching on various neuropsychological issues to trainee psychologists on the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. This includes training on Mental Capacity Assessment and Applied Psychometrics.
I am a published author in neuropsychological theory and practice. I am also the author of the Frontal Lobe Paradox Field Guide, an internationally recognised, accessible resource exploring the gap between knowing and doing.
I have maintained an active log of relevant continued professional development (CPD) in neuropsychological rehabilitation, including the adaptation of evidence-based psychological therapies.
I am part of a special interest group in the application of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for people living with neurological conditions. I also hope to expand my practice in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for people living with psychological trauma following serious injury, including how this intervention might be adapted and tailored for people with complex neurological difficulties.
HOW I CAN HELP
A space to explore psychological difficulties and discuss treatment. Enquiries are welcome from individuals and professionals seeking to make a referral.
Enquire about treatment ↗Expert psychological input for legal matters. Contact me to discuss the nature of your instruction, the questions you need addressed and your proposed timescales.
Discuss an instruction ↗Support for organisations looking to understand mental health and burnout at work. Get in touch to explore your context, your people’s needs and the support you are looking for.
Explore organisational support ↗I complete mental capacity assessments. Please get in touch to discuss the assessment you require, the specific decision involved and your proposed timescales.
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For referrals, mental capacity assessments, potential instructions or organisational enquiries, please email me with a brief outline of what you are looking for.
Please keep your initial email brief and avoid sending sensitive clinical information or records. We can discuss an appropriate way to share further details.