Really pleased to share that registrations for the BABCP LICBT Day 2024 are now open! It has been my pleasure to plan this day with Liz Kell, Elizabeth Ruth (she/her), Sam Torney. The focus is on LICBT scholarship & research including publication routes. babcp2024.org/registration-s…

One of out tCBT Editorial Board members Eve Bampton-Wilton has been trying to spread the word around our wish to publish more papers on PWP/ low intensity CBT working! Low intensity CBT practitioners , what would you want to see in tCBT? Who might the right person to write it?

Sheffield Children's Super Saturday!

Hosted by the wonderful Becky and Emily working on our Low Intensity CBT, self-referral pathway for young people with physical health conditions - The Lucy Project

#cbt #Paediatrics #SuperSaturday

If you are interested in developments in mental health & evidence based approaches give this account from the BABCP Senior Clinical Advisor a follow.

Love being a part of this endeavour and being able to provide added psychological services to our young people. Emily and Becky are brilliant clinicians.

Amazing to see the work of Low Intesnsity Specialists in Paediatrics. 👏 👏

Welp, I've officially got #LongCovid , coded today after a July infection. Interesting chat with GP about how antibiotics, steroids and inhalers have improved my #MECFS baseline though. Bodies, eh 🤷🏼‍♀️

Excited to see that our new SIG is listed on the BABCP website. We are hoping to provide a forum for sharing knowledge of research related to CBT training
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🆕Latest from Susanna Bennett with Katie Robb on male suicide-using Professor Susan Michie's behaviour change wheel, we propose 23 recommendations for services & public health messaging to increase men's help-seeking/support - which will help to save lives

🔗link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Are you a clinician in NHS Talking Therapies? Have you delivered a talking therapy to a South Asian Service User? Would you like to take part in an informal interview about your experience?

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Really looking forward to delivering this 1.5 hour talk for Bespoke Mental Health🇺🇦. The original title was 'effective multi-strand interventions'; we decided that didn't need to be specified, effective LICBT interventions are multi-strand. I'll explain why tomorrow!

Sending hugs to all those that are sick and tired of being sick and tired.

Episode 20(!) of the Sh*t, Shower & Self-care Podcast.

Here I have the pleasure of speaking to Team GB World Champion Gold Medallist Steve Judge

Acast: shows.acast.com/sht-shower-sel…

Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/4TUFPz…

Amazon: music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/e0ab8…

#podcast #teamgb

4th talk about #ME and #Longcovid . Over 150 #physio students UoLiverpool Physiotherapy now taught. Very proud of them. Happy to give this talk to any #physio course. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Chartered Society of Physiotherapystudents. Plans to expand to the rest of the @LivUniHealthSci. #updateyourknowledge Physios For ME

I've never enrolled in a study within 5 minutes of hearing about it before 😂. Very excited to participate in this one.

Just noticed that there is 30% off ‘Care in High Volume’ direct from Elsevier Psychology at the moment for any PWP folk that were interested Elizabeth Ruth (she/her) Joslyn Chaiprasert-Paguio 😊

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We can end violence against women and achieve gender equality in our lifetimes by committing to a different, better future. #ChangeTheStory by showing up as allies, every day, for women.
#WhiteRibbonDay
whiteribbon.org.uk/white-ribbon-d…

Everyone working in healthcare should read this thread, such a stark and accurate description of patient experience when you are seeking care, with MUS particularly. The overlap between psychology and physical health can be used to punish rather than help patients @PPsIntoAction

I'm a disabled person. I've worked on disability equality for 25+ years. I chaired a UK Govt advisory body on disability employment. I've never seen such cruel bullying of people who can't work BECAUSE THEY ARE DISABLED &/OR SICK 🧵
theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/n…

'Welfare Secretary Stride said: 'Work is good. It pays the bills, improves health and grows the economy – so we’re all better off.'

This is demonstrably untrue.

Work is good for some people in some circumstance some of the time.

Work can be bad, making people ill and iller.

New Episode - Part one of a MOVEMBER Special with clinical psychologist, author and host of the Sh*t Shower and Self-Care Podcast Dr Steve Jones ACTMadeYorkshire .

Why do men seem to find it more difficult to talk about emotions, stuff that makes them feel uncomfortable and instead…