Dr Shradha Lakhani: Psychology

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Last updated: 27 Mar 2021

Specialises in

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)

Counselling

Psychotherapy

About me

Qualified in 2001 from the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at University of Birmingham.
Speciality - Oncology and Palliative care since 2003 at Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust.

Areas of interest

Cancer and/or palliative care;
Weight management;
Anxiety;
Depression;
Physical health conditions;
Loss and adjustment i.e., body image issues and disfigurement;
Pain management;
Diet and fatigue;
Self-esteem and Confidence issues;
Phobias;
Grief and bereavement
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Specialist interests and expertise in the following physical conditions

Cardiac conditions
Eating disorders
Gastrointestinal disorders
Gynaecological disorders
Musculoskeletal conditions

Neurological disorders
Oncology
Pain management
Psychophysiological disorders

Physical disability
Rheumatological conditions
weight management
bariatric assessments

Medical secretaries

Shradha Lakhani
Spire Little Aston Hospital Little Aston Hall Drive Little Aston Sutton Coldfield B74 3UP
07930 534436
shradha.lakhani@nhs.net

About me

Current NHS consultant posts held

Since 2003 to current - Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust
Honorary Tutor at Birmingham University

Research interests

• Self care and Mindfulness based Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
• Access to psychology services by Black and Ethnic Minority patients
• Psychosomatic Illnesses and self management
• Stresses experiences by health professionals
• Survivourship and fighting spirit

Personal interests

Having a young family myself, I understand the importance of trying to achieve a work life balance.

Being a keen runner and enjoying kettlebells as a means of keeping fit ensures that I am able to have some time to myself to de-stress

Mindfulness and spirituality helps to keep me grounded

(Additional) Languages spoken

Publications

Oza, T., Lakhani (2011). An exploration of south Asian women’s experiences of psychological treatment within oncology and palliative care services within Walsall Health Care Trust
Warner E., Lakhani, S., & Lehl, S. (2008). Investigation into stress experienced by Clinical Nurse Specialists and Macmillan Nurses working in Oncology and Palliative care in Walsall tPCT. Cancer Action. Edition 26. October 2008
Warner E., & Lakhani, S. (2007). Investigation into stress experienced by Clinical Nurse Specialists and Macmillan Nurses working in Oncology and Palliative care in Walsall tPCT. Winning Walsall tPCT Research for Star Quality IV. 2007.
Lakhani, S., Wright, S., & Gregory, r. (2000). Cultural and Religious influences on Self-Management amongst Gujrati speaking Hindus with Type-II Diabetes. Presentation to Diabetes UK at Chamberlain Hotel, Birmingham on November 17th 2000.
Murray, G., McKenzie, K., Kidd, G., Lakhani, S., & Sinclair, B. (1998). The Five Accomplishments – A Framework for obtaining user feedback in health service community learning disabilities team. Mental Handicap, vol. 26(3), 94-99.
Lakhani, S., Wright, S., & Gregory, r. (2000). Cultural and Religious influences on Self-Management amongst Gujrati speaking Hindus with Type-II Diabetes. Race and Culture in Clinical Psychology, Autumn Edition, 1-8.

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