Can you help with our research? We are looking for Trainee Clinical Psychologists who identify as having lived experience of mental health difficulties. Find out more: https://t.co/6skVv0fXAN #dclin#dclinpsy#clinicalpsychology
🎓 University life can be stressful with academic and social pressures. Students with eating disorders struggle with finding and accessing support. Learn more: https://t.co/dbQGHPZCSi @Rachel_Batch @AnnieStevenson4 @HattieWarner15
Today is the first ever ARFID AWARENESS DAY - thanks to @ArfidUk for all their work.
Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (aka ARFID) is an eating disorder which lacks awareness and understanding. There are currently no treatment guidelines for it which means that services/pathways are not commissioned for treating it. Too often people with ARFID often don’t receive the care they need and deserve.
A core reason for this is the lack of research establishing effective treatments, though there is some evidence showing adapted treatments for anorexia and a variety of psychological interventions may be helpful.
Today is a landmark occasion for ARFID. The more we shout that people with ARFID deserve better, the more people that know about ARFID, the more awareness that is raised and the more likely we are to be heard.
#ARFIDAwarenessDay #ARFID
tCBT New paper: Cognitive behavioural therapy including habit reversal training for treating dermatillomania in the context of anxiety and low mood
Full free text at https://t.co/aRfzOGZAOf
Researchers at the @UniofOxford are looking for UK adults with and without #Epilepsy to take part in a short anonymous survey about mental health, self-compassion and emotion regulation:
https://t.co/d0qgPA2vLa
Your participation would be really appreciated!
The vast majority thought seizure and quality of life outcomes were most important to measure in research studies to improve treatments, specifically seizure freedom.
Nope, mental health, language, communication and cognition were also important.
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The early #epilepsysurgery story continues…
Encouraging that >50% of UK clinicians would refer children with visible MRI lesion before drug resistance and >75% would refer children to a trial of early surgery
https://t.co/Ehgy7O1fZW
#epilepsy
We’re celebrating today because the new NICE epilepsy quality standards say that children and young people should be asked about their mental wellbeing and learning at their epilepsy appointments. #OnTopOfEpilepsy#UnderstandMyEpilepsy
https://t.co/JvCdtjftyV
New (open access!) paper published this week on the experiences & perspectives of peer support among young adults with epilepsy 🤩🧠
https://t.co/5T1Oq7KYz5
Congratulations to all the award winners of #ICTMC2022, amazing work, including @ImperialCTU@JakElkes for his poster on digital health interventions 👏👏👏