Study led by PhD student Hollie: hopes to find out (a) barriers/facilitators for autistic adults taking part in physical activity, (b) autistic adults' views on design for future studies on the link between physical activity + mental health. Please contact [email protected].
Happy Spring! Are you curious what the past few months have looked like for the Molehill Mountain Study? Have a look below at our Spring Newsletter for some updates since November!
For much of these past few weeks we have been busy interviewing participants to get their opinions on using the app and beginning to finalise our recruitment for the study. We are now looking for our final 15 participants!
If you are formally diagnosed with autism or self-identify as autistic please consider participating in this study for my dissertation project which will be exploring autistic people’s experiences of self-compassion!
Link: https://t.co/0GO08WDa9p
Brilliant debate on self-binding directives. Fascinating to see insight into the lived experiences, clinicians experience and legal processes of self-binding directives. Thank you for the panel for a very interesting debate. #MaudsleyDebate
@DrT_Gergel likens self binding directives to stopping someone in a car, when they are heading fast to a cliff edge, with no plan to stop #MaudsleyDebate
The current system it completely and utterly failing those with Eating Disorders. From being referred (which is hard enough in itself), to then having to wait AT LEAST 8 months for an appointment is honestly disgraceful. Early intervention is needed ASAP to optimise ED recovery.
For many Christmas can be
"The most wonderful time of the year.”
For others the festive period can be challenging - especially for a young person struggling with their mental health.
A Year in Review
New NICE guidelines for the management of self-harm in the UK emphasise the important role of non-specialists. In this article, @hollycrudge & @dennisougrin discuss this guidance, focusing on the new advice for schools & its implications. https://t.co/eNlCo378Ze
“The psychiatrist was amazing. The dementia is still there – but I feel like I've got my wife back.” Watch the third of our patient films, showing how psychiatrists can make a difference. #choosepsychiatry
Autism is "not a disease, it's a different way of being".
Prof Francesca Happé @HappeLab talks about the progress in #autism diagnosis, especially in women, and dispels some of the myths.
Listen to the @kcrw podcast https://t.co/hRSVvCgvfk 🎧
#KingsIoPPN#IoPPNInTheNews
With the clocks going back and the days getting shorter and darker, many people can experience low mood.
Here are some evidence-based ways you can support your wellbeing over the coming months.
#KingsIoPPN#SeasonalAffectiveDisorder
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Hi everyone,
Check out my blog which reflects on ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!’ as a violent camp.
I’m A Human, Get Me Out Of Here!
https://t.co/xdcfk1UoCU
PANIC BUYERS before you fill up all those jerry cans in your boot please spare a thought for all the emergency services vehicles and NHS workers who won’t be able to get to you and your loved ones should you crash on the way home.
Just 👏🏻 stop 👏🏻 it 👏🏻
Everyone else please RT
LOWER THE AGE!! I was 25 when I went for my first smear and had been living with severe abnormal cells for ages, didn’t know, had to be operated on. Howwww are we still waiting until we are 25?!