Dennis Relojo

Derek Batty Wins the Psychreg Podcast Contest

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Dennis Relojo, (2017, February 25). Derek Batty Wins the Psychreg Podcast Contest. Psychreg on Mental Health & Well-Being. https://www.psychreg.org/derek-batty-wins-psychreg-podcast-contest/
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Last 20th January, Psychreg launched a contest where we asked you to subscribe to the Psychreg Podcast and leave us a review. We are grateful to everyone who joined the contest. The contest came to a close this 20th February, and we finally have a winner: Derek Batty.

I personally went to see Derek in Cambridge to give him his winning of £30 worth of Amazon voucher. Through my meeting with him, I found out that he is a Life Drawing tutor. Although I don’t have an artistic side, by glorious coincidence I found that our interests overlap—as there are certain elements of art that are undeniably tied in with psychotherapy and health psychology. 

With this in mind, I seized the opportunity to invite him to guest on the Psychreg Podcast and pair him with a psychotherapist to talk about the psychological benefits that people could derive from artistic activities. I’ll keep you posted on this.

For now, a warm congratulations to Derek. 

The Psychreg Podcast is hosted by Berney Wilkinson and Richard Marshall, and is dedicated to the dissemination of information related to mental health, mental illness, parenting, and education. If you enjoy our episodes on Psychreg Podcast, please subscribe on iTunes or Google Play and leave us a review. 


Dennis Relojo is the founder of Psychreg and is also the Editor-in-Chief of Psychreg Journal of Psychology. Aside from PJP, he sits on the editorial boards of peer-reviewed journals, and is a Commissioning Editor for the International Society of Critical Health Psychology. A Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society, Dennis holds a master’s degree in psychology from the University of Hertfordshire. His research interest lies in the intersection of psychology and blogging. You can connect with him through Twitter @DennisRelojo and his website.


 


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