Journal Articles

• Long C.G., Dolley, O., and Hollin C.R. (in press) Increasing the uptake of Mental Health Treatment Requirements: Clinical outcomes at one year of collaboration between probation and independent charitable providers of Mental Health and social care.  Probation Journal.

 

• Dolley, O., Gaylor, M. & Long, C.G. (2016) Getting the most from your treatment.  Motivating engagement in women in secure psychiatric settings.  Forensic Update.

• Long,C.G., Butt, D.,French. M., &Wimhurst S. (2016). Realising the potential of the Mental Health Treatment Requirement: A collaboration between probation and independent providers of Mental Health and Social Care. Probation Journal., 63(4), 460 - 470.

 

• Long, C.G., Rowell, A., Rigg,S., Livesey,F. &McAllister,P. (2016).  What is effective in promoting a healthy lifestyle in secure psychiatric settings? A review of the evidence for an integrated programme that targets modifiable health risk behaviours. Journal of Forensic Practice., 18(3), 204-215

• Long, C.G., Afford, M., Harris, R. and Dolley, O. (2016).  Training in de-escalation.  An effective alternative to restrictive interventions in a secure psychiatric service.  Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care. doi:10.2099/jpi.2016.008

 

• Clark, C.J., Fox, E., Long, C.G. (2015) Can teaching staff about the neurobiological underpinnings of borderline personality disorder instigate attitudinal change?  Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care. 11 (1) 43-51.doi:10.1017/s1742646414000132

• Long, C.G., Banyard, E. and Dolley, O. (2015).  Living with mental illness.  A cognitive behavioural group psycho education programme with women in secure settings.  Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy.  25 (2) 99-111. doi.10.1002/ccp.1967

 

• Long, C.G, Dolley, O., &Hollin, C.R. (2015) Treatment progress in secure settings for women: changes in symptomatology, personality and need from admission to discharge. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health. doi:10.1002/cbm.1911

• Long, C.G., Fitzgerald, K. &Hollin, C.R. (2015) Women Firesetters admitted to secure psychiatric services: characteristics and treatment needs.  Victims and Offenders 10 (3), 341-353. doi: 10.1080/ 15564886-2014-967901

 

• Long, C.G., Fulton, B., & Dolley, O (2015) Using Psychoeducation to motivate engagement for women with personality disorder in secure psychiatric settings. Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care 11(1), 18-26

• Long, C.G., Siddique, R., Rigg, S., Banyard, E., Stillman, S., Bailey, S. and Dolley, O. (2015).  Screening for incontinence in a secure psychiatric service for women.  International Journal of Mental Health Nursing. 24,451-459. doi:10.111/inm.12141

 

• Long, C.G., West, R., Afford, M., Collins, L. & Dolley, O. (2015) Reducing seclusion and restraint in a secure service for women.  Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care. 11 (2) 84-94.doi:10.1017/s174264641400017x

 

• Long, C.G., West, R., Rigg, S., Spickett, R., Murray, L., Stillman, S., Savage, P. and Dolley, O. (2015).  Increasing physical activity in a secure psychiatric service for women.  Mental Health Review Journal  20 (3), 144-155

• Baker, F., Harwood, R., Adams, M., Baker, C., & Long, C.G. (2014) Following up the outcomes of a CBT based substance misuse intervention for men in a secure psychiatric setting Forensic Update 115, 52 – 58

 

• Dickens, G.L., Staniford, J., & Long, C.G (2014) Smoking behaviour, motives, motivation to quit and self-efficiency among in-patients in a secure mental health service: a comparison with staff controls Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 21, 483 – 490 doi:1111/jpm.12088

• Long, C.G., Bell, N., Carr, A., Cairns, L., Webb, A., & Collins, L. (2014) The benefits of environmental change in secure services for people with intellectual disabilities.  Advances in Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities 8 (5), 309 - 320

 

• Long, C.G. & Mason, F. (2014) Improving health and wellbeing in women's secure services:  Physical activity, appearance, self-care and body image.  Ethnicity and Inequalities in Health and Social Care 7(4), 178-186

• Long, C.G., Dickens, G. & Dolley, O. (2014) Features and motivators of emotionally expressive firesettersJournal of Criminal Psychology 4 (2), 129-142

 

• Long, C.G., Harding, S., Payne, K., & Collins, L. (2014) Nursing and healthcare assistant experience of supervision in a medium secure service for women: Implications for service development. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 21(2), 154 – 162

• Long, C.G., Anagnostakis, K., Banyard, E., Silaule, P., & Dolley, O (2014) Patient and staff experience of a ward based risk management system  Forensic Update 113, 7-18

 

• Long, C.G., Rowell, A., Gayton, A., Hodgson, E., & Dolley, O (2014) Tackling obesity and its complications in secure settings Mental Health Review Journal 19 (1), 37-46

• Long, C.G., Dolley, O., &Hollin, C.R. (2014) Personality disordered women in secure care: a treatment evaluation. Journal of Criminal Psychology, 4 (1), 44 -58

 

• Long, C. G., Banyard, E., Fulton, B., &Hollin, C.R (2014) Developing an assessment of fire setting to guide treatment in secure settings: The St Andrew's Fire and Arson Risk Instrument (SAFARI) Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy 42(5), 605-616 doi: 10.1017/51352465813000556
• Rose, J., Beech, A., Long, C., Wheatley, M. &Horder, L. (2014) Accreditation of first cross-divisional doctorate The Psychologist 27(3), 186

• Long, C.G., Gayton, A., & Rowell, A (2013) Physical activity in secure psychiatric wards: Development and application of the Active Ward Checklist Forensic Update, 112,19-27

 

• Long, C.G., Krawczyk, K.M., &Kenworthy, N. E. (2013) Assessing the sexual knowledge of women in secure settings: the development of a new screening measure. British Journal of Learning Disabilities,41(1),40-48

• Dickens, G., Picchioni, M., & Long, C.G (2013) Aggression in specialist secure and forensic inpatient mental health care: Incidence across care pathways Journal of Forensic Practice, 15 (3), 206-217

 

• Evans, R., Long, C.G., &Hollin, C.R. (2013) A profile of violent female offenders in secure psychiatric care. Journal of Criminal Psychology. 3(1), 31-40

• Long, C.G. (2013) Delivering effective cognitive behavioural group treatment for women in secure psychiatric settings.  Journal of Forensic Practice.15 (1), 55-67

 

• Long, C.G., Ritchie, L., Dolley, O., & Collins, L. M (2013) Secure psychiatric care: how appearance and neglect affect women Mental Health Practice. 16, (18) 12-17

• Long, C.G., Dolley, O., &Hollin, C.R (2013) Engagement in psychosocial treatment: its relationship to outcome and care pathway progress for women in medium secure settings Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health. 22,(5) 336-349

 

• Long, C.G., Fulton, B., & Dolley, O (2013) Group treatment for interpersonal effectiveness: A study of women in a medium secure psychiatric hospital. Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care. 9(1), 27-32

• Long, C.G., Fulton, B., & Dolley, O. (2013) Developing social confidence in women in secure settings. Clinical Psychology Forum. 245, May 32-38

 

• Long, C.G., Dolley, O., Rowell, A., & Rose, C (2013) Are eating disorder patients in secure hospitals getting a fair deal? A survey of the prevalence and nature of the problem. Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care. 9 (1), 40-48

• Wheatley, M., Long, C.G., & Dolley, O. (2013) Transitions of females from adolescent secure to adult secure services: A qualitative pilot study. Journal of Mental Health. 22(3) 207-217

 

• Fitzgerald, K. & Long, C.G. (2012) The influence of drinking motives and anxiety on low, moderate and high risk drinkers.  Journal of Substance Use 17, 240-248

• Long, C. G. (2012) Improving and managing weight at St Andrew's Healthcare. Quality Network for Forensic Mental health Services Newsletter. Issue 21,December,12-14

 

• Long, C.G., & Dolley, O. (2012) Factors predictive of length of stay for women in secure settings Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 19 (10) 870-874                          

• Long, C.G., Dolley, O., Barron, R., &Hollin, C.R (2012) Women transferred from prison to medium secure psychiatric care: the therapeutic challenge Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology. 23, 261-273.

 

• Long, C.G., Banyard, E., Fox, E., Somers, J., Poynter, D., & Chapman, R. (2012) Barriers to treatment: reasons for non-attendance in women's secure settings. Advances in Dual Diagnosis. 5 (4), 154-163

• Long, C.G., Fitzgerald, K. &Hollin, C.R. (2012) Treatment of chronic anorexia nervosa: A four year follow-up of adult patients treated in an acute inpatient setting. Clinical Psychology  and Psychotherapy.19 (1) 1-13

• Long C. G., Knight, C., Bradley, L., & Thomas, M (2012) Effective milieus in secure services for women: the service user perspective. Journal of Mental Health. 21,567-578

• Rowell, A., Long, C.G., Chance, L., & Dolley, O. (2012) Identification of nutritional risk by nursing staff in secure psychiatric settings: reliability and validity of St Andrew's nutritional screening instrument. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 19, 722-728

• Long, C.G., Dolley, O. &Hollin, C.R. (2011) Women in medium secure care: Tracking treatment progress for changes in risk profiles and treatment engagement.  Journal of Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing, 18 (5), 425-431.

 

• Long, C.G., Hall, L., Dolley, O., &Hollin, C.R., (2011) Substance abusing women in a medium secure psychiatric setting: characteristics and psychometric test performance. Journal of Substance Use 16, 230-242.

• Long, C.G., Langford, V., Clay, R., Craig, L., &Hollin, C.R. (2011) Architectural change and the effects on the perceptions of the ward environment in a medium secure unit for women. British Journal of Forensic Practice. 13, 205-212.

 

• Long, C.G., Anagnostakis, K., Fox, E., Silaule, P., Somers, J. West, R. & Webster A. (2011)  Social climate along the pathway of care in a women's secure mental health service:  Variation with level of security, patient motivation, therapeutic alliance and level of disturbance.  Criminal Behaviour & Mental Health, 21 (3), 202-214.

• Long, C.G., Fulton, B., Dolley, O., &Hollin, C.R. (2011)  Social problem solving interventions in medium secure settings for women.  Medicine Science & the Law. 51 (4), 215-219.

 

• Long, C.G., Collins, L., Mason, F., Sugarman, P. &Hollin, C.R. (2011) Effective therapeutic Practice in a secure women's service: From vision to reality. International Journal of Healthcare Leadership, 17 (2), 79-84.

• Long, C.G., Fulton, B., Dolley, O., &Hollin, C.R. (2011) Dealing with Feelings: the effectiveness of group cognitive behavioural treatment for women in secure settings. Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy 39 (2), 243-247.

 

• Long, C.G., Hall, L., Craig, L., &Mochty, U. (2011) Women referred for medium-secure inpatient care: A population study over a six year period. Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care 7, 17-26.

• Smith, A., Bird, J & Long, C.G (2011) Safeguarding women in secure psychiatric settings: An analysis of incidents and practice over a three year period. Journal of Adult Protection 13, 19-26.

 

• Dickens, G., Sugarman, P., Picchioni, M., & Long, C.G. (2010)  HoNOS-Secure: Assessing risk and recovery for men in secure care.  British Journal of Forensic Practice. 12, 34-36.

• Long, C.G., Fitzgerald, K., Fulton, B., &Hollin, C.R. (2010) Group substance abuse treatment for women in secure services. Mental Health and Substance Use: Dual Diagnosis 3 (3), 227-237.

 

• Long, C.G., Dickens, G., Sugarman, P., Mochty, U & Craig, L (2010) Tracking risk profiles and outcome in a medium secure service for women: use of the HoNOS- secure International Journal of Forensic Mental Health. 19, 215-225.

• Long, C.G., Silaule, P., & Collier, N. (2010) Use of an extra care area in a medium secure settings for women. Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care. 6, 39-45.

 

• Long, C.G. &Hollin, C.R. (2009)  Assessing co-morbid substance use in detained psychiatric patients: issues and instruments for evaluating treatment outcomes.  Substance Use & Misuse. 44 (11), 1602-1641.

• Long, C.G., Brillon, A., Schell, D. & Webster, P. (2009) The nutrition and eating habits of women in secure psychiatric conditions: A survey with implications for practice and action British Journal of Forensic Practice 11, 28-34.

 

• Hall, L. & Long, C. G. (2009) Back to basics:  An evaluation of a Progressive Muscle Relaxation Course in a medium secure service for women. Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology, 20, 481-492.

• Savage, P, Long, C.G., Hall, L., MacKenzie, R., Martin, L. (2009) Improving motivation to engage in exercise in women in secure psychiatric settings: A pilot evaluation of a personal training programme.  Mental Health Practice 12, 32-37. 

 

• Long, C.G, Collins, L., MacDonald, C., Johnston D. & Hardy, S. (2008) Staff stress and challenging behaviour in a medium secure developmental disabilities ward for women: the outcome organisational change and clinical interventions.  British Journal of Forensic Practice. 10 (3), 4-13.

• Long, C.G, Fulton, B. &Hollin, C.R. (2008) The Development of a 'best practice' service for women in a medium secure psychiatric setting: treatment components and evaluation.  Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, 15 (3), 304-319.

 

• Long. C.G., McLean, A., Boothby. A.J. &Hollin. C.R. (2008) Factors associated with quality of life in a cohort of forensic psychiatric in patients.  British Journal of Forensic Practice.10, 4-11.

• Long. C.G., Webster P., Waine, J., Motala J &Hollin C.R. (2008)  Usefulness of the CANFOR-S for Measuring needs among mentally disordered offenders resident in medium to low secure hospital services in the UK; a pilot evaluation.  Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health. 18, 39-48.

 

• Long C.G. & Ritchie L (2007) The role of the body image and self care therapist within a secure forensic psychiatric setting: what it is and why it is relevant. Mental Health Practice 10, 27-29.

• Long, C.G. & Jones, K (2005) Issues in running smoking cessation groups with forensic psychiatric inpatients: results of a pilot study & lessons learnt.  The British Journal of Forensic Practice, 7 (2) 2-28.

 

• Long, C.G., Kidger, T., &Hollin, C.R. (2001) The evolution of an evidence-based programme for problem drinking: treatment components. Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, 8, 458-467.

• Long, C.G. Williams, M, Midgely, M &Hollin, C.R. (2000) Within treatment factors as predictors of drinking outcome following cognitive behavioural treatment. Addictive Behaviours, 25, 573-578.

 

• Long, C.G. Williams, M &Hollin, C.R. (1999) Within treatment factors as predictors of drinking outcome. Addiction Biology, 4, 229-243.

• Long, C.G., Williams, M., &Hollin, C.R. (1998) Treating alcohol problems: a study of programme effectiveness and cost effectiveness according to length and delivery of treatment Addiction 93, 561-571.

 

• Long, C.G. &Hollin C.R. (1998) How do you know if your treatment of problem drinking is successful? Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy 5, 167-176.

• Long, C.G. &Hollin C.R & Williams, M.J. (1998) Self efficacy, outcome expectations & fantasies on predictors of alcoholics' post treatment drinking. Substance Use and Misuse, 33, 2383-2402.

 

• Long, C.G. &Hollin, C.R. (1997) The Scientist-Practitioner in clinicalpsychology: a critique. Clinical Psychology &Psychotherapy, 4, 75-83.

• Long, C.G. Midgeley, M &Hollin, C.R. (1997) Staff do know best: Peer and therapist prediction of outcome following treatment for problem drinking.  Addiction Research, 5, 235-249.

 

• Cassidy, T & Long, C.G. (1996) Problem-solving style, stress and psychological illness: development of a multifactorial measure British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 35, 265-277.

• Long, C.G. &Hollin, .C.R. (1995) Single Case design. A critique of methodology and analysis of recent trends. Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy 2, 177-191.

 

• Long, C.G. &Hollin, C.R. (1995) Assessment and management of eating disordered patients who over-exercise: A 4 year follow-up of six single case studies. Journal of Mental Health, 4, 309-316.

• Long, C.G. Williams, M &Hollin, C.R. (1995) Staff perception of organisation change of treatment delivery on an addiction unit. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 21, 759-765.

 

• Long, C.G. Hinton, C & Gillespie, N.K. (1994) Selective processing of food and body size words: application of the Stroop test with obese restrained eaters, anorexics and normals. International Journal of Eating Disorders, 15, 279-283.

• Bloxham, G. Long C.G. Alderman, N &Hollin, C.R. (1993) The behavioural treatment of self-starvation and severe self-injury in a patient with borderline personality disorder. Journal of Behaviour Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 24, 261-267.

 

• Long, C.G. Smith, J. Midgley, M & Cassidy, T (1993)  Over exercising in anorexic and normal samples: Behaviour and attitudes Journal of Mental Health, 2 , 321-327.

• Long, C.G. &Midgley, M. (1992) On the closeness of the concepts of the criminal and the mentally ill in the nineteenth century: Yesterday's opinions reflected today. Journal of Forensic Psychiatry, 3 (1) 63-78.

 

• Long, C.G. Blackwell, C, &Midgley, M (1992)  An evaluation of two systems of in-patient care in a General Hospital Psychiatric Unit: Staff and patient perception and attitudes: Journal of Advanced Nursing, 17, 64-71.

• Long, C.G. Blackwell, C.C. &Midgley, M (1990) An evaluation of two systems of in-patient care in a general hospital unit 11: measures of staff and patient performance. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 15, 1436-1442.

 

• Long, C.G. Hudson, M, & Smith, J (1990) A face saving formula. Nursing Times, 86 (24) 66-68.

• Long, C.G. & Smith, J. (1990) Treatment of compulsive over-exercising in Anorexia Nervosa. Behavioural Psychotherapy, 18, 295-306.

 

• Long, C.G. & Cohen, E.M. (1989) Low alcohol beers and wines: Attitudes and their effect on craving in problem drinkers. British Journal of Addictions, 84, 777-783.

• Long, C.G. Mackle, L & Monaghan, J. (1989) The repatriation of severely disabled long-stay patients. Assessing their needs following the closure of the county Psychiatric Hospital. Journal of Psychosocial Nursing. 27, No 4, 11-14.

 

•  Long, C.G. &Bluteau, P (1988) Group coping skills training. Its application with chronic patients. Journal ofAdvanced Nursing. 13, 777-783.

• Long, C.G. & Bourne, V. (1987) Linking professional and self-help resources for anxiety management: A community project. Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 37 (298) 199-202.

 

• Bluteau, P & Long, C.G. (1986) When the revolving door stops. Nursing Times, 82, 37-39.

• Long, C.G. & Smith, D.H. (1985) Parental pressure for tonsillectomy: Attitudes and knowledge of parents accompanying their children to an ENT clinic. Psychological Medicine, 15, 689-694.

 

• Long, C.G, Simpson, C.M. &Allott, A.E. (1983) Psychological and dietetic counselling combined in the treatment of obesity: A comparative study in a hospital out-patient clinic.            Human Nutrition (Appl.) 37, 94-103.

• Long, C.G. &Cordle, C.J. (1982) Psychological treatment of binge eating and self induced vomiting. BritishJournal of Medical Psychology 55, 139-147.

 

• Cordle, C.J. & Long, C.G. (1980) Operant self-control procedures in the treatment of compulsive hair pulling. Journal of Behaviour Therapy & Experimental Psychiatry. 11, 127-131.

• Long, C.G. & Moore, J.R. (1979) Parental expectations for their epileptic children. Journal of ChildPsychology & Psychiatry, 20, 299-312.

 

Book Chapters

• Long, C.G., & Shine, J. (2015) Specialist psychosocial treatment programmes In: G. Dickens, M. Picchioni, & P. Sugarman (Eds) Handbook of Specialist Secure Inpatient Care London: Royal College of Psychiatrists.

 

• Long, C.G., Dolley, O., &Hollin, C.R. (2011) Women in medium secure settings: changes in risk profiles and engagement over treatment. In I.Needham, H. Nijman, T. Palstierna, R. Almrik, & N. Oud (Eds) Violence in Clinical Psychiatry Amsterdam: Kavanah.

• Long, C.G. (1995) Renal Care. In: A.K. Broome & S. Llewellyn (Eds.) Health Psychology (2nd Edition), London: Chapman Hall.

 

• Long, C.G. (1989) Renal Care.  In: A.K. Broome (Ed.) Health Psychology, London: Chapman Hall.

• Cordle, C.J. & Long, C.G. (1982) Behavioural Treatment of Compulsive Hair Pulling:  In: M. Stein & J.R. Davis (Eds.) Therapies for Adolescence, Josse-Bass Inc.

 

Conference Papers & Presentations

• Long, C.G., Banyard, E. and Dolley, O. (2015) Living with mental illness.  A cognitive behavioural group psycho education programme with women in secure settings. 43rd Annual Conference of British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies. University of Warwick.

 

• Butt, D., French., M ., & Long, C.G., (2015) Working in partnership to provide an evidence based innovative Mental Health Service to reduce re-offending (Workshop). Second Work Congress on Community Corrections. Los Angeles, California. 16.07.2015.

• French, M., & Long, C.G., (2015) Realising the Potential of the Mental Health Treatment Requirement order. St Andrew's Continuing Professional Development Programme. Northampton, 8th May.

 

• Long, C.G., Spickett, R. &Rigg, S. (2014) Getting moving: Increasing physical activity in secure psychiatric wards for women.  St Andrew's Continuing Professional Development Programme Northampton 12th September.

• Long, C.G. (2014) Treatment progress in medium secure settings for women. Changes in symptomatology, personality and need from admission to discharge.  BABCP 42nd Annual Conference 24th July

 

• Long, C.G., (2014) Reducing seclusion and restraint in a secure service for women 11th National Conference.  Research in Forensic Mental Health Services 3rd April.

• Long, C.G. (2013) Manualised interventions for BPD in secure settings: issues and outcomes. Innovations in Secure Care for People with Complex Needs: Accentuating the Positive in Working with Personality Disorder St Andrew's, Essex 7th November 2013.

 

• Long, C.G. (2013) The Active Ward Checklist. Weight Management – Sharing the Challenges and Solutions in Mental Health and Learning Disability St Andrew's, Northampton 14th October 2013.

• Long, C.G. (2013) Assessment of risk factors in secure settings for women. Working with Women University of Northampton 12th July 2013.

 

• Long, C.G. (2013) A first stage evaluation of a treatment programme for women with personality disorder in a secure psychiatric setting. BABCP Annual Conference London16-19th July 2013.

• Long, C.G. (2013) Group cognitive behavioural treatment for interpersonal effectiveness: A study of women in a secure psychiatric setting. EABCT Annual Conference 25-28th Marrakech September 2013.

 

• Long, C.G. (2013) The development and application of the Active Ward Checklist. St Andrew's Continuing Professional Development Programme Northampton 5th April 2013.

 

• Long, C.G. (2013) Women fire setters admitted to a secure psychiatric setting - characteristics and treatment needs. 10th National Conference, Research into Forensic Mental Health Services 14 March, Institute of Psychiatry, London.

• Long, C.G., Rowell, A., & Dolley, O. (2012) Are women with eating disorders getting a fair deal in secure hospitals? Eating Disorders International Conference London, 15th March.

 

• Long, C.G., & Bradley, L.  (2012) the therapeutic milieu in forensic services for women: the service user perspective. St Andrew's Continuing Professional Development Programme. Northampton 2012.

• Long, C.G. (2012) Women transferred from prison to secure psychiatric care: the therapeutic challenge 12th Annual Conference of the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services Miami, Florida 23.04.2012.

 

• Wheatley, M., & Long, C.G. (2012) Transitions of women from adolescent to adult secure psychiatric settings. 12th Annual Conference of the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services Miami, Florida 23.04.2012.

• Long, C.G. (2011) Demonstrating treatment effectiveness A Practical Guide to Improving Quality and Patient Safety within Independent HealthcareHealthcare Events London 6.4.2011.

 

• Long, C.G. (2011) Substance abusing women in secure settings: Characteristics, treatment and treatment response.  St Andrew's Healthcare Continuing Professional Development Programme. 25.02.2011.

• Long C.G. (2011) Group substance abuse treatment for women in secure services 39th Annual Conference of British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapy 22.07.2011.

 

• Long, C.G. (2011) Innovations in delivering CBT for women in secure services 39th Annual Conference of British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapy 22.7.2011.

• Long, C.G. (2010) Evaluation of treatment for women at St Andrew's Healthcare. Evidence based practice for women in secure settings. Developments in Psychosocial treatment. St Andrew's Healthcare, Northampton 3.11.2010.

 

• Long C.G., et al (2010) Social Climate in a women's secure pathway of care 18th European Congress of Psychiatry Munich, Germany 29.02.2010.

• Long, C.G. (2010) Use of an extra care area in a medium secure setting for women: finding and implications for practice The Seventh National Conference on Research in Secure Units 28.01.2010.

 

• Long, C.G. (2009) Helping women in secure settings to Quit Smoking (Workshop) What works for women and those who care for them?  Northampton 24th March 2009.

• Mason, F. & Long, C.G. (2009) What works for women and those who care for them: A six-year population study and its implications.  Royal College of Psychiatrists: Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Meeting Barcelona, 4th – 6th February 2009.

 

• Long, C.G., Mason, F., Mochty, U. & Craig, L. (2009) Women referred for medium secure inpatient care: A population study over a six-year period Sixth Annual Conference of Research in Medium Secure Units.  Institute of Psychiatry London January 29th 2009.

• Long, C.G. (2008) Cognitive behavioural treatment of over-exercising in anorexia nervosa. Physical Activity & Psychological Wellbeing Northampton 18th November 2008.

 

• Savage, P. & Long, C.G. (2008) Improving Motivation to engage in exercise in women in secure psychiatric settings Physical Activity & Psychological Being Northampton 18th November 2008.

• Long, C.G. &Hollin, C.R. (2004) Evaluation of a substance misuse programme for psychiatric patients in a secure setting: assessment strategy and research design.  Fourth Annual Conference of the International Association of Forensic Mental Services, Stockholm, June 6.

 

• Cassidy, T., Hillier, S. & Long, C.G. (2000) Exercise, body image and eating disorder.  British Psychological Society London Conference   December 19.

• Long, C.G., Williams, M.J., Midgley, M. &Hollin, C.R. (1998) Within treatment factors as predictors of drinking following cognitive behavioural treatment.  Society for the Study of Addiction Annual Symposium, York, November 6.

 

• Long. C.G. (1997) Process variables and outcome of treatment for problem drinking.  European Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies, Venice, July 21.

• Long, G.G. & Kidger, T. (1997) Outcome of treatment for problem drinking: practical implications of programme change.  Addiction Forum, Durham, September 24.

 

• Long, C.G. & Kidger, T. (1995) Staff and peer prediction of treatment outcome for problem drinkers.  Addictions Forum.  Durham, September 28.      

• Long, C.G. (1995) Relapse Prevention and Anorexia Nervosa (Workshop).  Annual Conference of Eating Disorders Association.  Sheffield, September 9 & 10.

 

• Long, C.G., Hollin, C.R. & Williams, M. (1995) Self-efficacy, outcome expectations and outcome fantasies as predictors of post-treatment alcohol use in problem drinkers.  World Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies.  Copenhagen, July 13.

• Long, C.G. (1993) Psychological treatment of anorexic patients who over-exercise:  A 4 year follow-up.  European Congress of Behavioural & Cognitive Therapies, Institute of Education, London, September 22.

 

• Long, C.G. (1993) Selective processing of food and body size words in anorexics, obese restrained eaters and normals.  Eating Disorders '93, London, April.

• Cassidy, T. & Long, C.G. (1993) Problem-solving style, vulnerability and life-stress. British Psychological Society London Conference, December.

 

• Cassidy, T., Burnside, E. & Long, C.G. (1992) Vulnerability, stress and affective disorders:  the construction of a comprehensive model for assessment and research. British Psychological Society London Conference. City University, 15-15.12.92.

• Long, C.G. (1991) Psychological treatment of behavioural problems associated with anorexia nervosa.  Royal College of Psychiatrists. Chiltern & Thames Division, June 1991.

 

• Long, C.G. (1989) Cognitive behavioural treatment of exercise addiction. Association of Psychological Therapies Annual Conference.  Randolph Hotel, Oxford, 28.11.89.

• Long, C.G. (1989) The in-patient management of anorexia nervosa. National Children's' Bureau Conference: Adolescence & Eating Disorders, Northampton 23.2.89.

 

• Long, C.G. (1989) Cognitive-behavioural treatment of compulsive over-exercising in anorexic patients.  World Congress of Cognitive Therapy, Oxford University, 18.6.89.

• Gardner, J. & Long, C.G. (1987) Kicking the habit:  Behavioural approaches to smoking.  (Workshop).  British Association of Behavioural Psychotherapy Annual Conference, Exeter University, 25.7.87.

 

• Long, C.G. & Smith, D.H. (1984) Attitudes and knowledge of parents accompany their children for tonsillectomy to an ENT clinic.  British Psychological Society, London Conference, City University, 18.12.84.

• Long, C.G. (1983) Parental Attitudes & Tonsillectomy. N.E. Thames Regional Association of ENT Surgeons.  London, 21.2.83.

 

• Long, C.G. (1983) Psychological treatment of the dietary chaos syndrome. British Association of Behavioural Psychotherapy Conference, Birmingham University, 9.2.83.

• Long, C.G. & Simpson, C. (1982) Dietary counselling and behaviour therapy allied in the treatment of obesity.  Association for the Study of Obesity Annual Conference, London, 25.2.82.