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Thames Medical Lectures is a unique organisation delivering high quality, individually tailored, training courses to the medical profession.

The team, led by Ursula James, consists of medical practitioners as well as specialists in medical education.
     
    

Ursula James

Ursula James is a visiting teaching fellow at Oxford University Medical School, honorary lecturer at both St George's Medical School and Barts and The London Medical School, and a patron of Anxiety UK and the National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV). She is also a Founder Member of the Academy of Medical Educators.

Ursula can be seen on This Morning (ITV1), where she is the resident hypnotherapy expert, and heard on the Fred Macauley Show, MacAulay & Co, (BBC Radio Scotland) where she is the ‘smoking cessation guru’.

The organisation, Thames Medical Lectures, was created by Ursula and it currently lectures at 11 UK medical schools, including Oxford and Cambridge. Ursula wrote the first textbook for medical practitioners in clinical hypnosis, and has helped 1000s of people overcome phobias, get rid of unwanted habits, and optimise their performance through her unique fusion of hypnosis and coaching.

 
     
     
If you require further information on current courses, please email: courses@thamesmedicallectures.com
(please put the title and location of the course in the ‘subject’ field so your enquiry can be dealt with efficiently).

Courses currently run at all the universities and hospitals shown below. Courses can be tailored to suit the timeframe and evaluation processes for individual medical schools. If you are interested in our courses, or have further enquiries, please email: enquiries@thamesmedicallectures.com
 
University of Cambridge Hull York Medical School University of Newcastle upon Tyne University of Leeds University of Nottingham University College London Imperial College, University of London
Oxford University Queen Mary's Hospital Medical School University of Glasgow St Georges Hospital Medical School