Psychology (Clinical Health)

Clinical Health Psychology provides a service to individuals suffering from psychological difficulties related to physical health conditions.

Areas of work include; Stroke, Cancer, Community Neurological Rehabilitation, Acquired Brain Injury, Chronic Pain, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, HIV and Coronary Heart Disease.

Other areas of work include; chronic pain, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, long-term neurological conditions, acquired brain injury, HIV and coronary heart disease. The service sees people whose primary problem is a physical condition and who have psychological difficulties related to that condition. These difficulties may include anxiety/fear, depression, anger, frustration, motivation, adjustment difficulties, problems with cognitive/thinking abilities and behavioural difficulties.

The specialty is committed to promoting an awareness of the role of psychological and social factors in physical health in order to provide the most effective management, treatment and rehabilitation for those Walsall residents who experience these conditions.