Eddy Street, PhD

Clinical and Counselling Psychologist

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Eddy Street PhD

Summary

Eddy Street is a Chartered Clinical and Counselling Psychologist (BPS). He is an elected Fellow of the British Psychological Society and a ‘Senior Practioner’ on the Register of Psychologists Specialising in Psychotherapy. For over 30 years he worked in the South Wales area in NHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. His interests have involved family interaction, the effect of stresses on children, the means by which families deal with a variety of chronic physical conditions and child development in abusive environments. He has been instrumental in setting up mental health services for looked after children. He has published widely on themes related to his work. Throughout his career he has prepared medico-legal reports. He is a past editor of the “Journal of Family Therapy” for the Association of Family Therapy and is the author of standard texts on family therapy.

Formal Style Title

Dr. E. C. Street. B.Sc. (Econ), PhD, Dip Clin Psych. FBPsS.

Address.

Dr. Eddy Street

Clinical and Counselling Psychologist

19 Velindre Road

Cardiff

CF14 2TE

Tel 029 2062 4316

Mob 07799549519

E-Mail enquiries@streetpsychology.co.uk

University Education in Psychology

University College of Swansea, University of Wales. 1967-70

University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology 1982-89 (part time)

Post Graduate Education in Clinical Psychology.

NHS Welsh Regional Training Course for Clinical Psychology. 1970-73

W. Midlands NHS Training Course in Psychotherapy for Clinical Psychologists. 1973-1975.

Qualifications.

• B. Sc. (Econ) University of Wales 1970
• Diploma in Clinical Psychology of the British Psychological Society. 1973
• Ph.D. University of Wales. 1988.
• Chartered Clinical Psychologist.
• Chartered Counselling Psychologist.
• Fellow of the British Psychological Society. (Elected 2003)
• Foundation member of BPS Register of Psychologists Specialising in Psychotherapy

Clinical Psychology Career

1973-1975 Clinical Psychologist, All Saint Hospital and Uffculme Clinic Birmingham (Acute Adult Mental Health)

1975-1976 Senior Clinical Psychologist, Charles Burns Clinic, Birmingham. (Child & Adolescent Mental Health)

1976-1982 Senior Clinical Psychologist, Preswylfa Child and Family Centre (Child & Adolescent Mental Health)

1982-1990 Principal Clinical Psychologist, District Department of Psychology S. Glam AHA (Child & Adolescent Mental Health)

1990-1995 Consultant Clinical Psychologist, School aged Services and Post Abuse Services; District Department of Psychology S. Glam AHA. (Child & Adolescent Mental Health and Child Health)

1995–2000 Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Llandough Hospital and Community NHS Trust (Child Health and Child & Adolescent Mental Health)

2000-2006 Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Cardiff & Vale NHS Trust. Head of Psychology Services South Wales Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services Managed Clinical Network

Since 2006 Independent Practice

PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS

BOOKS – include

RIVETT, M  & STREET, E (2009), Family Therapy:100 Key Points and Techniques. Routledge. London

RIVETT, M. & STREET, E (2003). Family Therapy in Focus. Sage. London.

STREET, E. (1994), Counselling for Family Problems. Sage. London.

CONTIBUTION TO BOOKS include
STREET, E. (l984), Family Therapy with Families of Children in Residential Care. In: J. Carpenter & A. Treacher (Eds.) Using Family Therapy. Blackwells: London.

STREET, E. (l986), From Child Focused Problems to Marital Issues. In W. Dryden (Ed). Marital Therapy in Britain. Harper & Row: London.

STREET, E. (1994), The Stresses of Working with Couples & Families. In W. Dryden & L. Spurling, (Eds.) Stresses in Counselling in Action. Sage, London.

STREET, E. (1996), The child’s perspective. In E. De’arth (Ed), Should We or Shouldn’t We? - Stepfamilies and adoption. Stepfamily Publications. London.

STREET, E & SOLDAN, J. (1995) The Impact and Evaluation of Counselling Services for Chronic Illness and Disability. In G. Marsh and J. Keithley. Counselling in the Primary Health Care Team: Process and Outcome. Oxford University Press: Oxford.

LEARNED JOURNALS (recent papers include)
ANTAO, V., MADDOCKS, A., SIBERT, J. R., & STREET, E. (1996) A case controlled study of somatic and behavioural symptoms in sexually abused boys. Archives of disease in childhood. 75 237-8

EVANS, C. & STREET, E. (1995), Possible differences in family patterns in anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Journal of Family Therapy. 17, 115-132.

STREET, E. (1993), From Child to Adult; Long Term Effects of Child Maltreatment. Paediatric Review-Communications. 7, 138-140.

STREET, E. (1994), A Family Systems Approach to Child Parent Separation: Developmental Closure. Journal of Family Therapy. 16, 347-366.

STREET, E., & DAVIES, M. (1999) Assessing and matching foster care relationships: an interactional framework. Adoption and Fostering 23. 31-41

STREET, E., & DAVIES, M. (2002) Constructing child mental health services for looked after children. Adoption and Fostering 26. 65-75

STREET, E., & SIBERT, J. (1998). Post traumatic stress reactions in children. Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry. 3. 553-560.

STREET, E., SOLDAN, J. (1998), A conceptual framework for the psychosocial issues faced by families with genetics conditions. Families, Systems and Health. 16. 217-232

STREET, E., SOLDAN, J., & GRAY, J. (2000), A family Affair: Themes and perspectives of counselling in genetic services. Counselling Psychology Review. 15. 4-11

STREET, E. & HILL, J. (2006) Systemic Consultations to foster carers. Context. No. 87. 40-42

 STREET,E., HILL, J., & WELHAM, J. (2009) Delivering a therapeutic wraparound service for troubled adolescents in care. Adoption and Fostering. 33. 27 -33

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