
Cognitive Behavioural Therapist
Stefan Dalton
Doctoral Researcher in Psychology
Brunel University London
Stefan D P Dalton
Centre for Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience
My work in psychology bridges the gap between research and clinical practice developing insights into different areas of the human experience. As a doctoral researcher, I am interested in clinical neuroscience and cognitive behavioural therapy. Using a variety of research methods, my research places a strong emphasis on the influence of implicit emotion regulation, automatic cognitions, and habits, and how these processes greatly affect our mood and behaviour. I explore advanced technologies such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and virtual reality (VR) and analyse data using experimental designs and meta-analytical approaches. This develops a comprehensive view of the human condition. To date, I have won various awards for my research. As part of my outreach, I regularly present my research findings at conferences, speak about various psychology-related topics, run cognitive behavioural therapy workshops, and have written materials for popular publications such as national newspapers.
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I am a cognitive behavioural therapist (accredited psychotherapist) and elected Fellow of the Accredited Counsellors, Coaches, Psychotherapists and Hypnotherapists (ACCPH) independent professional body. I have specialist (SDS Accredited) British Psychological Society approved training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. I have extensive experience in providing CBT to individuals with depressive and anxiety-type disorders and I understand the impact these conditions can have on daily life. I personally work with each client individually and tailor a personalised CBT programme that suits their unique needs.
I strive to make a meaningful difference in people's lives.

Stefan Dalton
Doctoral Researcher in Psychology
Cognitive Behavioural
Therapist

Research
Centre for Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience

London
Talks
Presentations

Hong Kong
Talks
Presentations

My Research
Research projects I lead
My research encompasses a wide range of topics such as clinical psychology, clinical neuroscience, cognitive behaviour therapy, implicit emotion processing and consciousness. I am particularly interested in cognitive behavioural therapy and how implicit emotion processes are implicated in the onset and maintenance of psychopathology. My research aims to explore such processes with focus on the development of new therapeutic techniques in clinical practice. I delve deeply into these domains, and constantly push the boundaries of knowledge through innovative research techniques. I explore advanced technologies such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and virtual reality (VR) to analyse brain function and cognitive processes, to deepen our understanding of how the brain works and how behaviour is related to the brain.


Neuroimaging & Emotion Processing

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Research

fMRI Meta-Analysis

Virtual Reality & Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Neuroimaging Data Analysis
I meta-analyse MRI data to gain insights into the neurological underpinnings of emotion. My expertise in this area has led to discoveries of how different areas of the brain are involved in the experience and regulation of emotion. These insights have the potential to be used in a variety of settings from research to clinical therapies, with the potential to bring about better understanding of diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions.
Image sources: Dalton et al. (under review)

Publications
My Publications
My research is currently submitted to be published in leading journals.
Peer-reviewed research journal articles guarantee the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Click the PDF button to download the research article.
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Media
Media Articles
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Hear from Stefan Dalton cognitive behavioural therapist and doctoral researcher in psychology at Brunel.
Are we doing enough to prevent suicide among young people: Opinion
Suicide in children is an extremely painful subject to discuss but it must not be socially stigmatized....
Urgent action needed for the mentally vulnerable: Opinion
Growing cases of mental health problems among HK’s youths and the elderly are worrying. Relief programs and counseling services must provide professional help for them, Stefan Dalton writes.
Give students less homework and more creative challenges: Opinion
The information being force-fed into our children is questionable...

CBT
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
As a cognitive behavioural therapist and Director of MetaPsych Mental Health Group Ltd., I specialise in working with clinical diagnoses of major depressive disorder, generalised anxiety disorder, panic disorder, health anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and social anxiety. I have specialist British Psychological Society approved training in cognitive behavioural therapy, and I am an elected Fellow of Accredited Counsellors, Coaches, Psychotherapists and Hypnotherapists. Utilising evidence-based techniques, I take a collaborative and personalised approach to CBT treatment. I understand the impact mental health can have on daily life thus I create unique programmes tailored to specific needs. I am regarded for my empathetic and personalised approach to therapy. I have developed several cognitive behavioural resources and I am currently writing a book.
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Therapy
Therapy with MetaPsych Mental Health Group Ltd.
MetaPsych Mental Health Group Ltd. provides psychological assessments and cognitive behavioural therapy services for a variety of mental health conditions. MetaPsych also offers therapy in the metaverse where individuals can meet with their therapists in a virtual reality environment.


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Contact Stefan Dalton

Stefan Dalton
Brunel University London
Kingston Lane
London, UB8 3PH