Dr Sarfraz Jeraj


Senior Lecturer in Psychology
Doctorate Clinical Psychology, BABCP Accredited CBT, IPTUK
+44 (0)1483 686944
01 AC 04
Monday and Wednesday 9am to 1pm, Thursday and Friday 9am to 5pm

About

Areas of specialism

My clinical areas of interest include working with emotional difficulties and long term physical health conditions, particularly chronic/persistent pain. I have have interests in culturally competent therapy, supervision, and biopsychosocial approaches

University roles and responsibilities

  • Deputy Course Lead on the Postgraduate Diploma in Psychological Intervention (CBT)
  • Supervision lead on the Postgraduate Diploma in Psychological Intervention (CBT)
  • Pedagogic Development Coordinator for the School of Psychology

    My qualifications

    2000
    BSc (Hons) Physiology
    University of Manchester
    2004
    PGDip Psychology
    London Metropolitan University
    2009
    Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
    University College London
    2011
    PGDip CBT
    IoPPN, King's College London
    2017
    Certificate in Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)
    Anna Freud Centre/IPT UK
    2019
    EMDR Practitioner Certificate
    EMDR Academy
    2021
    Long Term Conditions training
    IoPPN, King's College London

    Previous roles

    2010 - 2014
    Former Secretary for the British Psychological Society, Division of Clinical Psychology, Faculty of ‘Race’ & Culture
    British Psychological Society

    Affiliations and memberships

    Full Accreditation
    British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies
    Practitioner Psychologist
    Health & Care Professions Council
    Chartered Clinical Psychologist
    British Psychological Society
    Accredited Practitioner
    Interpersonal Psychotherapy UK
    Fellow
    Academy of High Education (Advance HE)

    Research

    Research interests

    Supervision

    Postgraduate research supervision

    Teaching

    Publications

    Highlights

    • Bellesi, G. Jeraj, S. (2020). Clinical Psychology Forum. Why do Black Caribbean women benefit less from talking therapies? A pilot study in an inner London IAPT service. 326, 24-29.