Research Programme Manager of the PETAL programme at UCL. Interested in mental health and improving the lives of people with intellectual disabilities.
Development and modelling study of an evidence-based manualised.... Royston R et al., published by NIHR Open Research, https://t.co/YdodOuOt6p @PETALProgramme@likahassiotis
Wrapping up August with our latest newsletter! ⬇️ Find out where the study is up to and how recruitment is going. We are excited for what's ahead in the next few months of the trial!
Parenting interventions for challenging behaviour displayed by children with learning disabilities need to have a more personalised approach. Read more about the findings from our EPICC-ID trial here⬇️
🆕 Evaluation of adapted parent training for challenging behaviour in pre-school children with moderate to severe intellectual developmental disabilities: A randomised controlled trial @RachelRoyston2 @profjacquelineb @MAbsoud et al https://t.co/KQx4Ep8NlY
Congratulations to everyone in the ‘No Research About Us Without Us’ team on winning the 2024 Research Culture Award for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Research Practices!!
It’s #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and this year's theme is movement. Movement can improve mental health, quality of life, and wellbeing. Heathy habits are an important topic in PETAL therapy. Here are some tips from our therapy workbook for carers👇 #MomentsForMovement
Our main trial is underway and we're eager to share more about PETAL. Look out for videos, blogs, accessible summaries, and EasyRead materials coming your way. To kick things off, hear our chief investigator @likahassiotis discuss what the PETAL research programme is all about ⬇️
We have now recruited our first participant for the PETAL trial! 1⃣🎉Thank you Devon Partnership NHS Trust @DPT_Research@DPT_NHS! We are thrilled to be working together.
Huge congratulations to @BissellStacey for her feature on @ITVCentral, discussing sleep research and the fascinating variations in individuals' circadian rhythms! 🤩💤 #SleepResearch
🆕 Clinical and cost-effectiveness of an adapted intervention for preschoolers with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities displaying behaviours that challenge: the EPICC-ID RCT so pleased this is now in the public domain! @likahassiotis https://t.co/oU2D3ZtYhQ