Many people with severe trauma become incredibly good at functioning.
Often that's why they don't meet eligibility criteria, get passed between services, and eventually stop asking for help.
The better someone becomes at surviving, the easier it is to overlook their suffering.
When systems change, people in crisis feel it first.
#RightCareRightPerson is reshaping police responses to mental health crises — but what does that look like in practice?
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Spoke at This Can Happen 2025 on workplace trauma, sharing insights from emergency services that apply across sectors. A timely and vital conversation—huge thanks to the organisers and to Rachel Lewis for expertly moderating our panel. #traumainformed#mentalhealthatwork
"If we don't care for the people who save lives, then we are failing."
Dr Carolina Campodonico from @Uni_Lancashire is heading a new research project in the mental health of fire fighters.
Good morning everyone,
We're doing a study at UCLan to find out what people think about the challenges Ukrainian refugees face in the UK.
If you are 18+ and living in the UK, could you complete this 4-minute survey? https://t.co/w0q4t6I56R
Thank you everyone for your time!
I am running a survey looking at people's views about returning to work and the use of public transport after the Covid-19 outbreak. If you are 18+ & fluent in English, please click on the link to find out more.
This study has received ethical approval from UCLan (SCIENCE 0197)
Dr Sarita Robinson & colleagues from @UCLanPsychology are running a survey looking at the impact on mental well-being of the Covid-19 outbreak (UK). If 18+ & fluent in English plz click the link to find out more. Ethical clearance (SCIENCE 044). Please RT. https://t.co/C6QzSXvLHT
Does it matter where on the body someone self-injures? I answer this Q in my interview with Dr Nicholas Westers https://t.co/d1dVKGfNO0 @UCLanPsychology @UCLanClinPsych@DrCClements @PJTaylorClinPsy @GillianRayner1 If you have thoughts on this topic, I'd love to hear from you!
As it turns out, my PhD graduation (which was postponed MANY times) is going to be on my birthday this year.
Good or bad omen? 🤷🏼♀️ @ Manchester, United Kingdom https://t.co/lG2SBDGPtD
Did you know that in 2019 the WHO recognised the new diagnosis of complex PTSD?
In this brief article, I explain what complex PTSD is, how it differs from PTSD and what treatments are available through the NHS.
#Trauma#CPTSD#traumainformed
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