Dr Fiona Starr
C.Psychol; D.Clin.Psy; Dip.Fam.Ther., BA(Hons)
Clinical Outcomes; Child and Adolescent Mental Health; Qualitative research on experiences of counselling and therapy.
Counselling and Therapy techniques; family therapy; issues of mental health and mental illness, self harm; eating disorders; psychiatric classification; cognitive behaviour therapy.
Curriculum/subject area
Psychology
Current work administrative and professional duties/roles
Member of Division of Clinical Psychology; DCP faculty for Children and Families Asssociation of Family therapy; Qualitative research division of the BPS; Middlesex University ethics committee; Expert Witness in Legal proceedings in Child and Adolescent Care Proceedings.
Selected Publications/seminars
Ciclitira, K., Marzano, L., Brunswick, N., Starr, F. Berger, S. (2004). Theoretical and ethical issues in conducting research at a women's health centre. Psychology of Women Section Review 6, 1, 60-69.
Furnham, A Baluch, B. Starr, F (Dec (2003)). British Students' knowledge of Clinical Psychology-Counselling Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 16(4).
Ciclitira, K., Marzano,L., Brunswick, N., Starr, F. Berger, S. (2004) Theoretical and ethical issues in conducting research at a Women's Health Centre. Psychology of Women Section Review. Vol. 6(1) 60-69.
Furnham, A., Baluch, B., Starr, F. (2003) Students Knowledge of Abnormal Psychology. Counselling Psychology Quarterly. Vol. 16 (4): 331-336.
Popular Writing
- Contributions to Encyclopaedia of Psychology - Brown Partworks 2002
- Contributions to Practical Parenting Guide to Pregnancy and Birth 2000-2005
- Contributions to New Baby Magazine 2000-2005
Books and Chapters
- Contributions to Encyclopaedia of Psychology - Brown Partworks 2002
- Carl Jung - Life Times - Haus Publishing - In Press
Administrative and Professional Duties
- Principal Lecturer and Chartered Clinical Psychologist
- Legal Expert Witness in Child Protection and Child Mental Health Court Proceedings
- Provider of private consultations and therapy to children, families and organisations on issues of child and adolescent mental health, therapy and counselling.
- Module Leader of PSY4040 Introduction to Therapy and Counselling
- Co-Leader of PSY3860 Psychology of Mental Health
- Member of BPS Division of Clinical Psychology
- Member of BPS Qualitative Methods in Psychology Section
- Member of BPS Faculty for Children and Young People
- Member of Association of Family Therapy
- Applied Psychology Research Group at Middlesex University
Links with partner/business organisations
Visiting Lecturer Chase Farm Hospital conferences for nurses; University of East London Clinical Psychology Training Course; University of East London Counselling Psychology Training Course; local health visiting teams; child and adolescent mental health teams; voluntary agencies, social services and schools.
Media experience
- 2000-2005 Advisor to various local newspapers, Associated News Media, NewsRound on aspects of popular psycholog.
- 2000-2003 Various articles for Parenting Magazine, Pregnancy and Birth, My Baby etc. on aspects of parenting

