Dr Anna Oldershaw
Reader Clinical Psychology and Academic Sessional
School of Psychology and Life Sciences
Anna Oldershaw is a Reader Clinical Psychology.
- “It's OK for me to cry”: client and therapist perspectives on change processes in SPEAKS therapy for anorexia nervosa Papastavrou Brooks, C., Rennick, Abigail, Singh Basra, R., Lavender, T., Startup, H., Oldershaw, A., (2025): Wiley. [Journal article]
- ‘The relentless nature of whiteness’: Black psychologists' experiences of racial microaggressions in cross-cultural supervision Ebubedike, N., Callanan, Margie, Oldershaw, Anna, (2024): Wiley. [Journal article]
- Acceptability of Specialist Psychotherapy with Emotion for Anorexia in Kent and Sussex (SPEAKS): A novel intervention for anorexia nervosa. Rennick, A., Papastavrou Brooks, C., Singh Basra, R., Startup, H., Lavender, T., Oldershaw, A., (2024): Wiley. [Journal article]
- Specialist psychotherapy with emotion for anorexia in Kent and Sussex: An intervention development and non-randomised single arm feasibility trial. Oldershaw, Anna, Basra, Randeep Singh, Lavender, Tony, Startup, Helen, (2023): Wiley. [Journal article]
- Editorial: Eating disorders and emotion regulation, looking at the spectrum from overcontrolling to dysregulation. Meneguzzo, Paolo, Oldershaw, Anna Victoria, Monaco, Francesco, Giel, Katrin, (2022): Frontiers. [Journal article]
- Seeing through the façade of Anorexia: A grounded theory of emotional change processes associated with recovery from Anorexia Nervosa Drinkwater, Danielle, Holttum, Sue, Lavender, Tony, Startup, Helen, Oldershaw, Anna, (2022): Frontiers. [Journal article]
- The role of socio-emotional and neurocognitive functioning in anorexia nervosa Oldershaw, A.. [PhD Thesis]