Professor Roz Shafran
Our ‘Audience with’ events offer attendees a fantastic opportunity to hear from and interact with OCD experts in person. Our events are designed for our guests to hear themed OCD presentations in a small intimate audience, allowing for in-depth and informative Q+A sessions.
This year we are delighted to host another event, an audience with Professor Roz Shafran in central London, on the evening of Wednesday 21st June 2023. The theme of the presentation will be behavioural experiments, for all aspects of OCD.
These events take three forms, Professor Shafran will present to the audience which will be followed by a short presentation or discussion with someone with lived experience of OCD. After the break and an opportunity for you to mingle with other guests, the floor is then opened to the audience for an open Q+A session with Professor Shafran and our hosts/speakers.
Our event is aimed primarily at people affected by OCD and/or their loved ones. OCD-UK members had priority booking, and the event is now open to all. Click here to register for the event.
This is a free event where OCD-UK will subsidise the cost. With limited spaces, please only book if you are able to attend on the evening of Wednesday 21st June. We ask you please advise us if you do book but later realise you can’t attend, this is to ensure the seat can be offered to someone else.
About Professor Roz Shafran
I am Chair in Translational Psychology at the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health. I am an honorary Consultant Clinical Psychologist, a member of the Health Professions Council and an accredited therapist with the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy. I founded the Charlie Waller Institute of Evidenced Based Psychological Treatment in 2007 at the University of Reading and was its director until 2012. I am a Trustee of the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust, Patron of ‘No Panic’ and recipient of prizes such as the Positive Practice ‘Making a Difference’ Award, British Psychological Society Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychology in Practice and Marsh Award for Mental Health for research that has made a difference to clinical practice. I am a former associate editor of ‘Behaviour Research and Therapy’ and currently serve on the NIHR HTA Mental Health panel and am a NICE Expert Advisor.
The evening will be hosted by Ashley Fulwood and Sara Padwick of OCD-UK.
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Event Location
Our event takes place in the June Lloyd Room, located on the ground floor in the Philip Ullman Wing in the Institute of Child Health in central London. The nearest tube is Russell Square which is on the Piccadilly line (4-5 minute walk). Details of location and local busses can be downloaded here.
June Lloyd Room – Institute of Child Health,
G23 (Philip Ullman Wing 239)
30 Guildford Street,
London,
WC1N 1EH
Please note there is no onsite parking, however, there is a NCP car park with 155 spaces nearby on Brunswick Square. Please contact NCP for details of charges and availability.
