I Can Feel Good (2nd edition): DBT-informed skills training for people with intellectual disabilities and problems managing emotions (2nd New edition)

Bridget Ingamells is an Advanced Healthcare Practitioner with the National High Secure Learning Disability Service, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. She is a qualified Learning Disability Nurse, and since 2004 has had a special interest in adapting dialectical behaviour therapy for clients with intellectual disabilities. Catrin Morrissey was formerly Lead Psychologist at the National High Secure Learning Disability Service between 2007 and 2015, developing the treatment pathway for men with intellectual disability, and is now a part time Consultant Forensic Psychologist and Clinical Lead for the Offender Personality Disorder Pathway at Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. She is Honorary Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham and has a wide range of publications in the field of personality disorder and intellectual disability.Natalie Brotherton is a Principal Clinical Psychologist. Her experience comprises working with individuals with a variety of clinical needs, which include learning disability, autistic spectrum disorder, personality disorder, and mental health difficulties, both within the community and within secure services. She has been involved in the delivery and development of the I Can Feel Good programme within secure services since 2014.Sarah Ashworth is a Forensic Psychologist who specialises in working with adults within secure psychiatric services with a range of complex needs and diagnoses, including learning disability and/or autism spectrum disorders. Her clinical experience has included working with client groups within a range of secure and community settings. She has been involved in the delivery and development of the I Can Feel Good programme within secure services since 2014.