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Current branches, sections, and specialized groups

Mental Health Branch

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Schizophrenia and Other Psychoses Recovery-Oriented Treatment Section
Upcoming publication: Into the minutiae: A comparative review of cognitive behavior therapy and recovery-oriented CBT for refractory schizophrenia (Fall 2026)

Psychotherapy for Individuals with Vision Impairment Section
This work aims to generate peer-reviewed manuscripts and scientific presentations relevant to service users as well as clinicians that practice psychotherapy. This work aims to suggest recommendations for accountability relating to implementation of policy and planning to accommodate service users who need psychotherapy and experience vision impairment, and create evidence-informed resources using a human rights-informed framework.

Global Mental Health Section: Critical Systems Analyses
This work is focused on developing a scientific presentation for clinicians who practice psychotherapy in the UK and may have service users that come from previous mental health treatment systems based in Nigeria. One of the main objectives is to describe to UK-based clinicians who practice psychotherapy the unique contexts of the mental health system in Nigeria and alignment with human rights.

Art & Psychotherapy Section

The purpose of this Section is to raise awareness of topics in art and psychotherapy relevant across the lifespan - for the early years of development, youth, adulthood and the elderly.

Informing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
in Mental Health Care Branch

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Special Communities Informing Care Section
Special research group: Members of the diplomatic for foreign service community linked with the UK for contribution to the Rockmanor® Diplomatic Community Mental Health Initiative.

Proactive Action on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
Section
Special research group: People who experience mild, moderate, and severe chronic kidney disease

Resilience Building Branch

Picture of young woman who is aware on how to empower individuals with disabilities excel at football (soccer). She also has a disability. Not all disabilities are visible, indeed 95% are not visible.

Disability-Ability
Section
Special research group: Professional sport coaches who teach children and youth with disabilities. Specifically seeking football coaches that teach children and youth with disabilities in UK

#TogetherTime
Section
Initiative promoting reading and nature amongst family and friends, on topics of resilience, change, and perspective.