Do you live with a long term condition and are a peer mentor? If so, please consider supporting Kate's research. You can contact Kate at [email protected] for more information.
It was an honour to be invited to #PECC2024 to talk about @mylifetool1 and #ParticipatoryAction research. What an amazing conference and it was great to network with fellow early career researchers and psychology students. Thanks to Steph, @LauraKane754231, Jo, @JudithEberhard4
It was an honour to be invited to #PECC2024 to talk about @mylifetool1 and #ParticipatoryAction research. What an amazing conference and it was great to network with fellow early career researchers and psychology students. Thanks to Steph, @LauraKane754231, Jo, @JudithEberhard4
I would like to introduce everyone to Logan Dobson. Born 26th December 2023 at 4:37am. He weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces.
I’m so proud of you Savannah Worthy, you were absolutely amazing despite the 3 days of early labour and 24 hours of active labour.
Thank you to everyone who joined our event today at Hardwick Hall. We discussed the positive results from our @NIHR_ARC_NENC funded evaluation of MyLifeTool and ways to enhance person-centred, integrative support for people with #chronicillness
We have a small number of extra tickets for anyone wanting to join us in person at our 'Mind the Gap' event on Wednesday 25th October at Hardwick Hall, Sedgefield. Sign up for free at https://t.co/i8YvacFgm3
I’m very proud to have written this blog with Stephanie Kilinc @livingwithltcs about the importance and benefits of participatory approaches in our research evaluating @mylifetool1. Read here: https://t.co/9dSsH1DNKH
Created with input from a team of #TeessideUni researchers, a self-management tool could help to shape future support for people living with long-term health conditions 🧡
Read about the MyLifeTool at https://t.co/VndPlO0CR9