Psychology

Mr. Mark Haydon-Laurelut

Senior Lecturer

Psychology

mark.haydon@port.ac.uk

Profile

Background

I work two days per week in the Department as an Associate Lecturer.  In addition to working at the University I am also a Systemic Psychotherapist.  My therapeutic work is primarily with adults with Intellectual Disabilities (Learning Disabilities) and their systems of significant relationships.

Teaching Responsibilities

Much of my work is with the MSc Applied Psychology of Intellectual Disabilities programme and I am unit co-ordinator for 'Intellectual Disability and Supporting Families' and ‘Participatory and Enabling Practices’.  I supervise MSc research dissertations, particularly those employing qualitative methods.  I am also unit co-ordinator for the unit ‘Applying Psychology’ on the combined honours programme.

Research

My current research interests include the discursive analysis of referrals of men and women with Intellectual Disability to specialist health services and the use of systemic and social constructionist therapy and consultation in consulting to families as well as organisations.

Recent Publications

 

More recent publications

 

Publications

Haydon-Laurelut, M. & Wilson, J.C.  (2011)  Interviewing the Internalized Other:  Attending To Voices Of The Other.  Journal of Systemic Therapies, Vol 30, No. 1 pp 25 - 38

Haydon, M. & Elliott, N. (2004). Internal Consultancy and the Public Conversations Project: A Dialogue Consultation.  Journal Of Systemic Therapies. 23, 4, 91-106.

Haydon, M. (2000).  Empowerment and Narratives.  In K. Nunkoosing, Empowerment, (pp. 57-70). Portsmouth: University of Portsmouth, Open Learning Centre. 

Published Conference Abstracts

Haydon, M., Baum, S., Lynggaard, L. & Rikberg Smyly, S.  (2008). Roundtable:  Advantages and Challenges in Using Systemic approaches in ID services.  Journal of Intellectual Disability Research.  Vol 52, 8&9, 737

Nunkoosing, K., & Haydon, M.  (2008). Discoursing Challenging Behaviour:  An analysis of referral documents sent to a Learning Disability team.   Journal of Intellectual Disability Research.  Vol 52, 8&9, 784 

Haydon, M.  (2006). Systemic Work in Residential Settings.  Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities.  19, 3, 233.

Indicative Conference Presentations

‘Referrals, Systemic Practice & Constructions of Learning Disabilities’.  Invited talk to Learning Disability (Southern Region) Special Interest Group UK.  16/11/2011

VAD ÄR SYSTEMISK TERAPI?  Habiliteringspsykologernas Yrkesförenings konferens 12–14 oktober 2011 i Södertälje med temat psykologisk behandling.

SYSTEMISK TERAPI OBS! Workshoppen.  Habiliteringspsykologernas Yrkesförenings konferens 12–14 oktober 2011 i Södertälje med temat psykologisk behandling.

Invitations to disablement in therapy with adults with learning difficulties' (2011).  Critical Disability Studies Conference *Theorizing Normalcy and the Mundane* 2nd International conference.  14th – 15th September 2011

The KCCF London (2009) Workshops and Conferences in Systemic Leadership and Consultation:  Learning Disabilities: A Systemic Approach.  Co presented with Sandra Baum, Glenda Fredman,and Henrik Lynggaard.

'Disability, discourse and community' approaches to research and theorisation’.  2009July 2nd-4th.  Hosted by Dr. Griet Roets, Department of Social Welfare Studies Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences Ghent University.  Paper prepared:  ‘Systemic psychotherapy, critical disability studies and intellectual disability.’

Association of Family Therapy (AFT) Sussex Branch (2009).  Brighthelm Centre, Brighton UK.  ‘Constructing Conversations with men and women with intellectual disability’.   Part of a day workshop co-facilitated with Dr Diane Bissmire and Dr Karl Nunkoosing.

International Association for the Scientific study of Intellectual Disability (IASSID) 13th World Congress.  Cape Town, South Africa. (2008) Roundtable:  Advantages and Challenges in Using Systemic approaches in ID services & Discoursing Challenging Behaviour:  An analysis of referral documents sent to a Learning Disability team.  

Intellectual disabilities conference, University of Portsmouth (2008) ‘I am verbally aggressive to other people. I am unwilling to listen to reason’:  A Critical Discourse Analysis of referrals to a Community Learning Disability Team.

6th European Congress of Family Therapy & Systemic Practice and 32nd AFT National Conference – Glasgow (2007) Systemic Practice in Services for Men and Women with Intellectual Disability.  Presentation.

International Association for the Scientific study of Intellectual Disability (IASSID) European Congress.  Maastrict (2006).  ‘Systemic Work in Residential Settings’.  Presentation.

Royal College of Speech and Language Therapy (2004):  Workshop Systemic and Social Constructionist Approaches to working with People with Learning Disability.  Co-facilitated with Karl Nunkoosing.