Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her)

Counsellor and human being.

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

Dualism is part of the reason people view mental health differently from what they consider physical health, but “science tells us that psychiatric disorders are diseases. Like all other diseases, they are part of the body."
https://t.co/9HdEcxlrMS

[DerbyUniPress @DerbyUniPress]

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[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@adamfare1996 What a great thread @adamfare1996 it's good to hear amongst all the difficulties of living with an ED, that hope is one of your realities 💗

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

The Collaborative Proactive Solutions model is an innovative way to respond to kids concerning behaviours. To introduce the model, we have a limited number of places. Sessions can be carried out in person or remotely. @LITB_ @ncs_counselling #TherapistTwitter

[Carolyn Spring @CarolynSpring]

The first time anyone floated the idea that my needs were valid and acceptable, and that it might even be possible (one day) to have them met, was in therapy. It was a shocking, radical thought.

Read more in my book 'Unshame': https://t.co/nPmRqoyAwW

#trauma #therapistsconnect

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

1st day of Collaborative Proactive Solutions Pre-Certification course, great to meet a like minded professionals passionate about affecting change @LITB_

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@JShepherdLMFT What a great thread explaining the importance of stress reduction as a catalyst for increased motivation. As you say, when the body is in survival mode, it will not allow, what seems to be, an additional unnecessary drain on already depleted resources

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

Stress is a part of life but it can be hard to cope with sometimes. Thanks @heswallmagazine #StressAwarenessMonth #mentalhealth @AyanayAccredit1 #TherapistTwitter

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

Having lots of empathy for Bobo the Clown today 🤡

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@adamfare1996 Take care 💗

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@JDaviesPhD Agreed.

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

Interesting new evidence and food for thought when working with people with chronic health conditions.

[Michael VanElzakker @MBVanElzakker]

Mass. General Psychiatry held a mini-conference yesterday, and we presented some data from an undergraduate project showing that when anxiety and depression questionnaires are given to chronically ill people, the results can be misinterpreted.

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@drjenwolkin Totally agree, how can we progress this idea so that sustained support is provided for sufferers and their families? Penalising those who self medicate to alleviate their pain in the absence of sufficient health provision harms everyone around them

[Dr. Jen Wolkin | ADHD + Trauma Therapist @drjenwolkin]

We need to STOP demonizing “addicts” and, instead, envelope them in the compassion they need + deserve in order to heal.

Addiction is NOT a moral issue.

Addiction IS a disease no less real than cancer that needs constant monitoring even in remission.

⬇️stigma = ⬆️healing

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

On #IWD2022 I am thinking of the women and girls living in war zones around the world and their fight for survival, loss, trauma and grief 🕊

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

Separation is the most dangerous time for women leaving abusive relationships and when they need the most support. The protection of women and children should be our top priority
https://t.co/Wxr4oQephQ

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@guntherlpc Agreed

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@DoodleChronicle Good luck!

[Sue Stinchcomb, BSc (Hons) (she/her) @SueStinchcomb]

@PARTSOFJOY @adamfare1996 Everyone who is employed is bound by their organisational policies, therapist or not. As we have seen in recent history, the caring professionals are not always cared for. There is much more to be explored around fostering the wellness of the workforce 🙂