Ian Walmsley

Sociologist. Lectures in criminology. Interested in the history of drugs, experiences of coming off drugs and recovery.

[pg @PaulGavinTweets]

Thank you to everyone who has taken part and promoted our survey on #police perceptions of #mentalhealth in the UK and Ireland.

If you work in #policing in the UK or Ireland here is the link to take part: https://t.co/fSZ5YaTEhM…

#MentalHealthMatters #itsokaytonotbeokay

[Ian Walmsley @IanWalmsley]

@CriminologyUWE @UWE_Research

[Drugs, Habits and Social Policy @dhspolicy]

🔔#NewIssue🔔Inside DHSP Volume 24 (3): 'Recognising the recovering addict with Honneth: an intervention into the stigmatising language debate in the alcohol and other drugs field' by Dr. Ian Walmsley

Access here: https://t.co/DEaNNFAkYe

[Drugs, Habits and Social Policy @dhspolicy]

🚨 #NewIssue 🚨
Drugs, Habits and Social Policy Volume 24 Issue 3 available now! https://t.co/LzIJEN4zRf

DHSP brings together the latest research on the socio-cultural & material contexts of drug use, policy & professional practices. Consider us for your next submission

[Mark Brain @MarkBrain2952]

@AdamNichol14 @DanceHayday @Dr_AMEdwards @ElderVass @EngageCR @ThePlatformUni @h
@jacknewmanHE @ThePhDPlace @PhDVoice @jackhspicer @IanWalmsley @v_porpora @DrMendez_to_you @CUCrimRachel

[Ian Walmsley @IanWalmsley]

My new article in @dhspolicy

[Drugs, Habits and Social Policy @dhspolicy]

🔔#EarlyCite "Recognising the recovering addict with Honneth: an intervention into the stigmatising language debate in the alcohol and other drugs field" by Ian Walmsley

Access here: https://t.co/DEaNNFAkYe

[Drugs, Habits and Social Policy @dhspolicy]

🔔#EarlyCite "Recognising the recovering addict with Honneth: an intervention into the stigmatising language debate in the alcohol and other drugs field" by Ian Walmsley

Access here: https://t.co/DEaNNFAkYe

[Ian Walmsley @IanWalmsley]

@MarkBrain2952 @CollegeofPolice @DrIanHesketh @OscarKiloUK Thanks @MarkBrain2952 I came across this yesterday 👍

[UWE Criminology @CrimeLawJustice]

Another day and another shameless piece of self promotion from @CriminologyUWE . Today we are sharing an excellent piece from @IanWalmsley which looks at the experiences of those who detox from heroin while in prison. https://t.co/1LstJ4xaRD

[Alex Stevens @ProfAlexStevens]

The new UK drug strategy promises a new approach to cutting drug supply, but is it new, and can it work? Interesting commentary from @Matt_J_Bacon and @jackhspicer in @ijdrugpolicy

[Ian Walmsley @IanWalmsley]

@MarkBrain2952 @YvonneJewkes I need to get back to the arsenic eaters before I think about anything else poison related 😂

[Ian Walmsley @IanWalmsley]

@MarkBrain2952 @YvonneJewkes Perhaps my poisoned body stuff https://t.co/fmC0SFmv3d. https://t.co/mjtModOwq0.

[Developing Health & Independence (DHI) @dhi_online]

Don't forget our Annual Event takes place today over on our Facebook page! We'll be live from 4:30pm. Head over to https://t.co/CqqjfL2uhk

[Developing Health & Independence (DHI) @dhi_online]

We're holding our Annual Event this Thursday 9th December live on Facebook. Join us from 4:30pm as we look back on the year and hear from people who have turned their lives around with the help of DHI. Sign up: https://t.co/XgA7AzpS3z

[Society for the Study of Addiction @SSA_Addiction]

The first Qualitative Methods Journal Club to be hosted by Simon Fraser University explores a study of men’s experiences of ‘coming off drugs’ and self-detoxification in prison https://t.co/ardhyI8Mbz @alissa_greer @Sheri_fabian @AmandaButler__ @naomi_zakpar @Jo_S_Neale

[Police Library @policelibrary]

Our #EBookOfTheWeek - Policing County Lines : Responses To Evolving Provincial Drug Markets, looks at how phenomenon has become one of the most significant drug market developments in the UK over recent years.https://t.co/ecKaxXl7pV

[Les Back @AcademicDiary]

Wanted to ask sociology Twitter for help. I am looking for quotations from UK Conservative politicians on their attitude to sociology and sociological research - just trying to write something about wider political attitudes to social research. Any tips received gratefully

[Russell Webster ✍️ @russwebt]

UK food firms beg ministers to let them use prisoners to ease labour shortages including on ROTL
https://t.co/96Hj2Ef9VT
@zoewoodguardian

[UWE Bristol Library @UWELibrary]

New open access article alert - you can now read 'Self-detoxification, embodiment and masculinity: A qualitative analysis of dependent heroin users’ experiences of coming off drugs in prison' by UWE Bristol's Ian Walmsley for free online: https://t.co/2ULs3yfg60

[Nicola Collett @nicola_collett]

Delighted to share some of the preliminary themes emerging from my PhD #research exploring #CriminalRecords thank you to everyone who shared their experiences with me and to @unlockcharity for your continued support https://t.co/AExeSym3AI

[Rosie PhillipsCEDHI @RosiePhillipsCE]

20 years on; where are we? Treating drug addiction will always be an uphill battle while criminals control and market them. Drug related deaths are sadly heading upwards, and the young, the vulnerable and the poor are those most likely to be caught up at the rough end