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Steve Clarke

Hospital Director
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About

Steve is the Hospital Director at Roehampton and has been working with Priory for 4 years.

Steve is an accredited member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and has been registered with the BACP since 2011.

Steve manages the clinical team at Life Works, including a team of therapists, nurses, and healthcare assistants, to deliver a full programme of care to all of our clients.

Previously, Steve designed and delivered the current eating disorder programme at Lifeworks, a programme that is hugely successful and very highly regarded within the industry.

Steve is also an experienced psychotherapist with several years’ experience with addiction, mood disorders, and with a speciality around eating disorders.

Additionally, Steve holds a small private practice, specialising in addictions, mood disorders and eating disorders.

Training

  • Master of Science (MSc) Addictions Psychology and Counselling, London South Bank University
  • Master Practitioner for Eating Disorders – National Centre for Eating Disorders (NCFED)

Clinical articles and research papers

Qualifications

  • FdSc Integrative Counselling – Greenwich University
  • Master of Science (MSc) Addictions Psychology and Counselling, London South Bank University
  • Master Practitioner for Eating Disorders – National Centre for Eating Disorders

I am an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and have worked for many of the world's leading private addiction, eating disorder and mental health treatment centres.

I have several years’ experience in private practice, specialising in the psychology of addictive behaviours and holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Addiction Psychology and Counselling from London South Bank University.

I also hold master practitioner status in eating disorders, nutrition and obesity. I draw on a wide range of therapeutic models and look at how addiction forms psychologically, genetically and biologically.

I have also worked with a major UK charity specialising in working with children of dysfunctional families who may experience bullying, bereavement, domestic violence, family breakdown, neglect and trauma.

Not only do I specialise in addiction, mental health and eating disorders, but I have also held a number of senior roles with some of the world’s leading blue chip organisations and therefore fully understand the complexity and difficulty of how addiction, stress, depression and eating disorders impact the workplace.