Professor Mark Williams FBA

Psychological models and treatment of recurrent depression; experimental cognitive psychology of the processes that increase risk of suicidality; prevention of suicidal depression through mindfulness-based treatments
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2008
Subjects
Psychology

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology and Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford

Past appointments

University of Oxford

2003 -

University of Oxford Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology and Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford

2003 -

University of Bangor Professor of Clinical Psychology

1991 - 2002

University of Cambridge Scientist, MRC Applied Psychology Unit

1983 - 1991

Newcastle University Lecturer in Applied Psychology

1979 - 1982

Publications

Cry of Pain: Understanding Suicide and the Suicidal Mind 2014

Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy for Depression: a new approach to preventing relapse 2002

Autobiographical memory specificity and emotional disorder Psychological Bulletin 133, 122-148 2007

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Hugh McLeod FBA

Social history of Christianity in western Europe and the USA in the 19th and 20th century, including urban and working class history, secularisation and international comparison

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Professor Marcia Johnson FBA

Cognition and cognitive neuroscience: component processes of memory and cognition, reality/source monitoring (eg, distinguishing real from imagined events), executive function, emotion and cognition, the 'self' and cognition, aging and memory

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Professor Andrew Louth FBA

The history and theology of the Christian Church in Late Antiquity and in the Byzantine Empire; modern Eastern Orthodox theology

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