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The May Davidson Award is an award given by the British Psychological Society for clinical psychologists who have made an outstanding contribution to the development of clinical psychology within the first 10 years of their work as a qualified clinical psychologist. The award is given in honour of the late May Davidson.
Previous Award Winners:
Year | May Davidson Award |
---|---|
1985 | Bernard Kat |
1986 | Barbara Wilson |
1987 | Mark Williams |
1988 | Louise Wallace |
1989 | David Clark |
1990 | Richard Bentall |
1991 | no award presented |
1992 | Michael Barkham |
1993 | Simon Baron-Cohen |
1994 | no award presented |
1995 | Til Wykes |
1996 | Rachel Bryant Waugh |
1997 | Paul Chadwick |
1998 | Gillian Haddock |
1999 | no award presented |
2000 | Timothy Dalgleish |
2001 | Jonathan Evans & Peter Kinderman (joint winner) |
2002 | Tony Morrison |
2003 | Sunny Kalsy |
2004 | Linda Clare & Emmanuelle Peters (joint winner) |
2005 | Edward Watkins |
2006 | Willem Kuyken |