Exciting to see our #foodallergy research published by @JPedPsych today. Study highlights the potential psychological impact of food allergy for parents, including anxiety, worry, and post-traumatic stress. Thanks again to all the parents who took part! https://t.co/lF1mBIIOqc
Exciting to see our #foodallergy research published by @JPedPsych today. Study highlights the potential psychological impact of food allergy for parents, including anxiety, worry, and post-traumatic stress. Thanks again to all the parents who took part! https://t.co/lF1mBIIOqc
Parents share their experiences of #foodallergy in @thetimes today, following the recent publication of our research. Importantly increasing awareness of the impact allergy can have for the whole family.
https://t.co/1bdnRJisFs
New in Advance Access: Parents of children with #FoodAllergy report significant Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms. Study highlights the importance of considering allergic reactions as potentially traumatic events @KateRoberts28@Judith_Young_
https://t.co/7s7PMBIu9T
@theallergyteam@thetimes@uniofeastanglia Thank you for sharing! I hope our study is a step towards more awareness and research in to the psychological impact of food allergies, which could lead to better support for families.
Once again a huge thank you to everyone who participated in our study looking at parent wellbeing in paediatric food allergy, it really makes a difference! I have emailed the winners of the prize draw this afternoon, so please check if you participated.
To all the PARENTS of food allergic children who have taken part in our well-being study~THANK YOU 🙏
Your participation makes a difference
We have reached the maximum number who can take part
Thank you to everyone who has shared 🙏
Aiming to have findings in 2019
#foodallergy
A huge thank you to everyone that has participated in our study looking at parent wellbeing in food allergies, and to everyone who has helped share the research. We’ve just hit our target number of participants, so the survey is now closed. I look forward to sharing the results!
Thank you to everyone who has already participated in our study looking at parent wellbeing in food allergy. The survey will be closing within the next two weeks, and we are hoping to hear from a few more parents, so please take a look and RT. https://t.co/gf26GQYFSC
A huge thank you to everyone that has participated in our study looking at parent wellbeing in food allergies, and to everyone who has helped share the research. We’ve just hit our target number of participants, so the survey is now closed. I look forward to sharing the results!
@rhorsley20 Hi Rachael, thank you for your question. We haven't included coeliac in the current study (unless the child also has a separate food allergy), but thank you for you interest.
Thank you to everyone who has already participated and shared our project looking at parent wellbeing in food allergy. We are still recruiting, so please take a look and RT https://t.co/lz5wCXzM4f
It’s #AllergyAwarenessWeek and we’ve just launched our research into parent wellbeing in food allergy. Please take a look and RT https://t.co/lz5wCXzM4f
River is 8. She's allergic to peanuts and tree nuts. This is what if feels like when she has an anaphylactic reaction. https://t.co/11ruKQL3zb #foodalleries@FoodAllergyCan@FoodAllergy
@NHSEngland are happy to be supporting the launch of @MindEdUK older people's resources, offering free advice and support for older people regarding their mental health, going live on 28th March. https://t.co/5UY5YYz7sA
#MindEd#Mentalhealthawareness#OPMH#MindEdOPLaunch