Hello @chrisloder We need an urgent review of our childcare sector - there's evidence the Gov has been under-funding it for years. Support calls by @PregnantScrewed @GraziaUK and 110k parents for #childcarechangenow https://t.co/mSZdfjoOgj
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It’s my retirement do today after 40 years as psychologist in NHS. Most important lessons? Listen with our bodies, minds & soul to peoples’ stories. Appreciate the everyday struggles, joys, creativities, heroism & altruism of learners, colleagues, patients. Ask for help. Be kind.
It’s my retirement do today after 40 years as psychologist in NHS. Most important lessons? Listen with our bodies, minds & soul to peoples’ stories. Appreciate the everyday struggles, joys, creativities, heroism & altruism of learners, colleagues, patients. Ask for help. Be kind.
:: Anyone feeling emotionally distressed or suicidal can call Samaritans for help on 116 123 or email [email protected] in the UK. In the US, call the Samaritans branch in your area or 1 (800) 273-TALK.
I am so sad for Caroline Flack, and the distress she must have been feeling. My thoughts and love go to her and her loved ones.
It is also common that events like these can hit deep for many and I hope that you can all look after yourselves. Life is precious🌹
How to tell when you have found the right #therapist
A supervisor once said to me ‘you’re having a conversation that they can’t have with anyone else’, it really stuck with me. These illustrations will too, they really capture the essence of therapy
Fab images by
@revelatori
@Amy_ACFL I have made a pledge to myself to never stop asking the questions. Accepting ‘oh that’s just how it is’ is not good enough. Surrounding myself with like minded people has been incredibly mobilising too. Working on those small circles of influence rather than taking on the world
I’m new to Twitter, and would like to find new people to follow and encourage more followers! So let’s start a thread summarizing your PhD thesis in 20 works or less! I’ll start @AcademicChatter#AcademicTwitter 1/2
In deprived areas, patients referred for psychological therapy are less likely to receive treatment.
But when resources are stretched there is no appetite for identifying those who currently get nothing.
The vulnerable will always get less.
@HealthFdn
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