Emma Tickle

Doctoral student at the University of Worcester, researching diagnoses of borderline personality disorder in bipolar disorder.

[Bipolar Disorder Research Network @BDRN_org]

Wow, PhD thesis amendments approved one week after viva - that is good going Dr Tickle @evtickle Well done from your very proud supervisors - Prof Eleanor Bradley, Dr Katherine Gordon-Smith and Prof Lisa Jones (taking the photo!) @WorcesterRS @AHC_UW @uowpgn

[Emma Tickle @evtickle]

Viva is officially done! Thank you to everyone for your support, I am going for a well deserved rest!

[Bipolar Disorder Research Network @BDRN_org]

Huge well done to @evtickle for successfully defending her PhD thesis today 👏. Congratulations Dr Tickle - all your hard work and dedication has paid off. We're all very proud of you! @worcester_uni @AHC_UW @WorcesterRS

[Bipolar Disorder Research Network @BDRN_org]

Well done @evtickle for submitting your PhD thesis and giving a fantastic and viva-ready presentation at the @worcester_uni #PGRConference2022 today. Superstar! @WorcesterRS @AHC_UW @uowpgn

[Bipolar Disorder Research Network @BDRN_org]

BDRN PhD student Emma Tickle's @evtickle research in the news @worcester_uni @worcesternews https://t.co/VQPm3IoiTi

[Bipolar Disorder Research Network @BDRN_org]

BDRN is delighted that one of our University of Worcester PhD students Emma Tickle won a best poster award at the 23rd Annual Conference of the International Society for Bipolar Disorders for her research on borderline personality disorder in bipolar disorder. Well done Emma!

[Emma Tickle @evtickle]

Thank you to all at @BipolarUK for a brilliant conference today. The whole afternoon was fascinating and a big thanks to all the speakers. Particularly pleased to hear a discussion around the fact that bipolar disorder and BPD can co-occur #WorldBipolarDay

[Bipolar Disorder Research Network @BDRN_org]

Today on #WorldBipolarDay, BDRN are thinking of all individuals living with #bipolardisorder. Thank you to every single participant who has kindly contributed to our research over the years. Without you, our work into the causes of #bipolardisorder simply couldn't happen.