Dr David Edward CowellDavid Edward Cowell, Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Physiology, Master of Philosophy, and Doctor of Philosophy of Exeter University. I hold the Academic Diploma of London University.
I took postgraduate training at the Tavistock Centre, London, where I was an associate clinical psychologist. I am a Chartered Educational Psychologist, and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society.
I am a registered Health Council Psychologist. I am listed in the Directory of Expert Witnesses.
I have published 18 research studies in major journals and written or contributed to seven books on psychological matters.
I am a registered tutor for the “Assertive Discipline” programme. I am a Senior Associate member of the Royal Society of Medicine.
Dr David Edward Cowell, BSc,. MPhil, PhD.
Chartered Psychologist
Life Member of the Royal Society of Medicine.
3rd September 2012
A list of Dr Cowell’s books and research papers will be added shortly.
A Storybook for Children with Handwriting Difficulties.
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