A new publication by Farzana Sutcliffe-Khan, Fionnuala Larkin and Lorna Hamilton addresses the lack of knowledge about autistic women’s experience of parenthood
Open access in Current Psychology journal https://t.co/Jow7SnF80w
@sutcliffekhan @LarkinFi @DrLornaHam
📢This month we are placing a spotlight on…Counselling Psychologists!📢
Read about Dr Farzana Sutcliffe-Khan's perspective on working as a Counselling Psychologist @sutcliffekhan
For the full article, please go to https://t.co/biN9lE3hDm
This is my Dad. He's 91. He asks me if there is any news about our Flossie & tells me he always looks for her when he's out.He asked what else he could do to help, so I told him I would share his picture & maybe, it will touch the heart of the person who has Flossie #FindFlossie
Are you a qualified Counselling Psychologist who has worked or is currently working with adolescents from diverse ethnic backgrounds in the UK?
I would like to ask you your experiences about your work with these clients!
Please feel free to share if you can!
Do you work within the Bradford District? Is your work with parents through pregnancy and/or with babies up to age 2?
Little Minds Matter offers practical interactive training, delivered by highly specialist clinicians.
See links in the description below to book a place:
“Is there something great you have always wanted to do, but fear has held you back? Make 2022 the year you go for it” (Emine Saner) https://t.co/Isjp7VYk8y
Join us next THURSDAY for a conversation on how we can better support Pakistani women before, during, and after pregnancy
📍Location: Ward End Library, B8 2HF
We welcome everyone to join and share their experiences and to tell us their thoughts.
Refreshments will be provided!
interesting, again a chicken and egg one? Women who practice self-compassion are at lower risk of cardiovascular disease: Practicing kindness is good for your body
Anyone here do this well?
#compassion#health#heart https://t.co/00udktGEOK