Dr Pamela Fox

Biography

I am an HCPC registered Specialist Clinical Psychologist having completed my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. I have spent the past eight years employed within private and NHS mental health teams, working with adults, young people and families.
My interest in supporting people experiencing eating difficulties and body image concerns began early in my professional career. I have worked across different specialist eating disorder treatment settings, inpatient and community teams, delivering group and individual interventions across the lifespan. Alongside my work at The London Centre, I have a role as a Clinical Psychologist within the Maudsley Centre for Child & Adolescent Eating Disorders, which is a National & Specialist NHS service. Eating disorders impact on people’s lives in different ways and I am passionate about the development of effective eating disorder treatments that improve wellbeing. As such, I have been involved in research to develop psychological treatments for young people accessing inpatient care.
It is not uncommon for fears to arise when contemplating change. I aim to create a transparent and secure therapeutic space for exploration together, without judgement. I support individuals and families to develop a holistic understanding of the difficulties they are experiencing, to lay the foundations to guide a treatment that fits with their individual needs. I use evidence-based therapeutic approaches, such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy-Enhanced (CBT-E) and Family Based Treatment (FBT) and draw upon my knowledge of other therapeutic models to create an individualised approach.
When I am not at work I enjoy watching live music, going on day-trips outside of busy London and catching up with my family and friends.