Ursula James, PhD (in progress)

London, United Kingdom

Research field: Psychology - Miscellaneous
Memory retention and retrieval and the use of mind body interventions to reduce stress and enhance academic performance

Publications

Book (4)
- Ursula James (2010) Clinical Hypnosis Textbook. In Radcliffe Medical Press .
- Ursula James (2008) You can think yourself thin . In Random House.
- Ursula James (2007) You can be Amazing: transform your life with hypnosis . In Random House .
- Ursula James (2005) Clinical Hypnosis Textbook . In Radcliffe Medical Press .
Journal Article (3)
- Ursula James (2009) Practical uses of clinical hypnosis in enhancing fertility, healthy pregnancy and childbirth, Pages 239-241. In Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice Volume 15 (Issue 4).
- Ursula James (2008) Research into clinical hypnosis: Time to grasp the nettle: A commentary on: The launch of the medical school hypnosis association, Pages 288-290. In Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice Volume 14, (Issue 4).
- Ursula James (2005) The effect of mental stress on the non-dipolar components of the T wave: modulation by hypnosis , 376-83. In Psychosomatic Medicine 3 (67).

Biographical Information

Honorary Lecturer Queen Mary’s Medical School, London
Visiting Teaching Fellow, Oxford University Medical School
Chair Medical School Hypnosis Association
Associate Institute of Health Research and Policy

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Professional Experience

2008 - Present

PhD Student, Biomedical Sciences at London Metropolitan University
London, United Kingdom

2005 - Present

Lecturer at Cambridge University
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Classes taught:
Clinical Hypnosis in Medical Practice

2002 - Present

Lecturer Special Study Module at Queen Mary's School of Medicine and Dentistry
London, United Kingdom
Classes taught:
Clinical Hypnosis in Medicine
Personal Development - Stress Management and Goal Setting in Medicine
Accelerated Learning and Rapid Retrieval Methods (ALARRM)

2001 - Present

Lecturer on Special Study Modules at Oxford University Medical School
Oxford, United Kingdom
Classes taught:
Clinical Hypnosis