Dr Goran Lukic
Academic and research departments
Social justice and inequalities in mental health, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.About
Biography
I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of York and my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University in Hull, in 2013. Since then, I have worked in various NHS services, including Children and Adolescent Mental Health (focusing on young people with experiences of trauma and self-harm), Adults with neurocognitive difficulties (diagnoses of high functioning autism, ADHD and briefly in community neuro-rehab), delivering short-term therapy at the 'Step 4' interface between primary and secondary care mental health services and Major Trauma (in a physical health/rehabilitation setting).
Alongside my Teaching Fellow post, I work therapeutically in a human rights organisation.
Across my roles, my interests have related to the nuances of the therapeutic relationship, understanding the socio-political context of services and its impact on leadership and team functioning and, broadly speaking, trauma.
ResearchResearch interests
I am interested in the processes of the therapeutic alliance/relationship, working with asylum seekers and refugees and the impact of traumatic experiences.
Research interests
I am interested in the processes of the therapeutic alliance/relationship, working with asylum seekers and refugees and the impact of traumatic experiences.
Teaching
I co-convene the Professionalism and Leadership Unit.
Publications
Additional publications
Bedford, A., Lukic, G., & Tibbles, J.(2011). Evaluation of risk by patients' and with clinicians' ratings: a CORE-OM and CORE-A investigation. Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, 18, 244-249.
Bedford, A., Lukic, G., Allerhand,M., & Deary, I.J. (2011). Mood and Anxiety Symptom Questionnaire anxiety items in an adult british clinical sample: one scale or two? Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, 18, 347-353.