Muhammad Atif Rasool
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Lecturer Department of Clinical Psychology
Muhammad Atif Rasool was born in Haveli Lakha, a town located in Pakistan. From a young age, Muhammad Atif showed a keen interest in understanding the human mind and behavior, which eventually led him to pursue a career in Forenic Psychology. He embarked on his academic journey and completed his Master of Science (MS) degree in Clinical Psychology from Riphah International University. During his time at the university, Muhammad Atif demonstrated exceptional dedication and passion for his studies, acquiring a deep understanding of the complexities of the human psyche. Following the completion of his education, Muhammad Atif Rasool ventured into the field of clinical psychology. With a remarkable six years of experience in both the public and private sectors, he has provided invaluable support and guidance to countless individuals struggling with various mental health challenges. Through his empathetic approach and expertise,
EDUCATION
Ph.D Forenic Psychology
RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS
Psychiatry and Mental health, Review and Exam Preparation, Arts and Humanities, Multidisciplinary
FUTURE PROJECTS
MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING AND SUICIDAL IDEATION AMONG LIFETIME IMPRISONED INMATES
The present study investigates motivational interviewing with suicidal ideation on life time imprisonment inmates. This study shall explore the effectiveness of motivational interviewing among life time imprisoned inmates with suicidal ideation. Purposive sampling technique shall be used in order to select respondents from the target population. However, Pre-test and post-test research design without control group shall be used. The total sample size will be 30 respondents, n = 15 males and n = 15 females. Data will be collected from several jails including. Beck Scale of suicidal ideation (BSS) shall be used for pre and post assessment. For Data analysis Nvivo shall be used for the primary and secondary analysis. Keywords: Motivational interviewing, Suicidal Ideation, Life time imprisonment, inmates
Applications Invited
Fully Funds & Supervior in Criminal Correctional / Forensic Settings
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