Elizabeth Campbell (1954–2010) was a clinical psychologist from Scotland, head of both the British Psychological Society, and also the European Federation of Psychology Associations.
She was a specialist in developing training in clinical psychology.
Liz Campbell was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1954 where she graduated from the University of Edinburgh.
After training in clinical psychology she completed a PhD on depression among women at the University of Oxford (1985).
[1] She then taught at the University of Surrey for some years before returning to Scotland, this time to the University of Glasgow where she became Head of the Section of Psychological Medicine and led the development of the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.