Dr Lee David is director of Resilient Minds.  She is a GP and Cognitive-behavioural therapy specialist in Hertfordshire with a particular interest and expertise in promoting resilience, well-being, positive mental health and stress management within the workplace.

Qualifications

• MB BS (Medical degree) – Imperial College School of Medicine, University of London
• BSc (Social Psychology as applied to health (1st Class hons)
• Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (distinction)
• Masters in Cognitive-Behavioural therapy (distinction)
• Postgraduate certificate in medical education 

As well as being author of a numerous publications on the subject of emotional resilience, CBT and mental health, Dr David is a highly experienced trainer and educator, who regularly gives talks and runs practical workshops in a wide variety of settings, ranging from small groups to international conferences.

She is also interested in a number of modern developments in the application of CBT, including positive acceptance and commitment strategies, mindful awareness training and behavioural activation as a tool for promoting change.
 

Recent relevant publications
Low intensity CBT interventions by General Practitioners (chapter author David L) Oxford Guide to Low Intensity CBT Interventions, Bennett-levy, J et al Eds, Oxford University Press, 2010.                             
David L. Depression: A clinical review.  GP Magazine. 2008
David L. Using CBT to manage patients with chronic health anxiety. The New Generalist 5(2), 2007
David L. Health anxiety & a sinking heart. A cognitive-behavioural approach. The New Generalist, 5(1) 2007
David L, Freeman GK, Improving consultation skills using cognitive behavioural therapy: a new cognitive behavioural model for general practice. Education for Primary Care. Sept 2006.    
David L. Using CBT in general practice: the 10 minute consultation. Scion Publishing 2006.