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The Child and Family Practice stands in solidarity with the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement. We are committed to social justice and oppose inequalities on the basis of ‘race’, culture or ethnicity. In these difficult times, we are particularly mindful of the differential impact that COVID-19 may be having on the lives of our Black and…

The Child and Family Practice Charitable Foundation has agreed to set aside some funds to support a new service, the Family Covid Support Service, for families going through stressful times at the moment. The aim of the service is to offer a few sessions (free of charge, and online in the short-term) to parents and…

  Some links to blog posts by faculty member, Lucia Giombini. The contradictory dynamics of eating: https://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/contradictory-dynamics-eating Path to creativity https://app.thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/editions/com.thebritishpsychologicalsociety.thepsychologist.issue.edition_0818a/data/16917/index.html Obsessive compulsions https://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/volume-31/november-2018/compulsive-reading Neophilia and schizotypy: the joy of change https://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/volume-31/may-2018/neophilia-and-schizotypy Quest for identity: recovering from an eating disorder https://app.thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/editions/com.thebritishpsychologicalsociety.thepsychologist.issue.edition_0816a/data/15628/index.html For more of Lucia’s publications, see: http://www.londonpsychologistonline.com/publications/

The London Intercultural Couples Centre https://www.tcfp.org.uk/the-london-intercultural-couples-centre/ was set up in 2016 by Dr. Reenee Singh, Professor Janet Reibstein and Adrian Clarke at the Child and Family Practice. The vision of the Centre was to provide a space where intercultural and interracial couples could talk about the unique and specific challenges they face at every stage…