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    20 小時前

    We're going to be talking about Reducing Restrictive Practices today at the event in Leeds. Looking forward to talks from Listen to the podcast to help get ready

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    Tomorrow we launch our important strategic partnership with 👏 we'll discuss what impact research can have on peoples' lives. Find out more and follow tomorrow PM as we go with

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    Thanks for sharing. These things may seem shameful & bringing them out in the open is hard, but it’s not a personal shame for me, it is a collective shame we should feel as a society for not supporting people. Systemic problems playing out in lives of the most vulnerable.

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    It’s an academic paper so the style is a bit 😝 but may be of interest “leverage” or so-called “informal” coercion (terminology is hugely problematic) that is, threats and conditions

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    8 小時前

    This is very much a thing. I don’t talk about it much but when I had my disability benefits taken away from me (-for many months before a tribunal unanimously ruled in my favour), I did similar things for money. In desperation I felt degraded & in turn my worsened

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    20 小時前

    "In 2014, 1 in 5 women & girls aged 16–24 reported having self-harmed... "If self-harm is increasing among young people partly because it is thought of as a way of coping with emotional stress, there could be serious long-term public health implications"

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    5月29日

    No, the World Health Organisation have not made burnout an "official diagnosis" or recognised it as a "medical condition". They've taken the unusual step of releasing a statement to refute the press reports: via

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    12 小時前

    Talking about veterinary suicide and self harm at tomorrow. Taking a moment of quiet to pause to remember the incredible colleagues and friends we have lost. The data in suicide research is people. If you’re struggling please give Vetlife a call: 0303 040 2551

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    12 小時前

    If you’re struggling with suicide bereavement as a veterinary professional is here for you too. It doesn’t matter how long ago it was. Vetlife is there 24/7. We know grief doesn’t follow a timetable.

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    Brief comment on paper led by

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    15 小時前

    Follow tomorrow. We'll be launching our really important strategic partnership between and and will be discussing what impact research can have on peoples' lives.

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  12. 9 小時前

    回覆給 @DrEm_79 @pollytickled 和其他 11 人
    I think this is a really important point: it relates to what 100s of sus have told me about the threat of RP/MHA/mh system. I did some work on this type of coercion: it’s not really ‘measured’. I think SUs should define RP-they’re the ones experiencing it!
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  13. 10 小時前

    Loads of great blogs here: Drop me a line if you know a group of mental health masters students who you think would be good at writing elf blogs.

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    10 小時前

    Our study group wrote this blog on clinical/personal recovery& resilience in first episode . Give it a read if you’re interested. Thanks for helping us!!

    Today students blog about remission, clinical/personal recovery & resilience 20 years on from a first episode psychosis. Big thanks to
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    > 24 hours until excitement is mounting...😄 Looking forward to welcoming delegates to Glasgow once again!

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    11 小時前

    Check out this blog that my study group and I wrote on first episode psychosis and long term personal and clinical and !

    Today students blog about remission, clinical/personal recovery & resilience 20 years on from a first episode psychosis. Big thanks to
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  17. 11 小時前

    Today students blog about remission, clinical/personal recovery & resilience 20 years on from a first episode psychosis. Big thanks to

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  18. 12 小時前

    Really lovely to finally meet you today and put such a cheery face to your name. Thank you for your powerful testimony at and for your determination to work together and improve mental health services. Quite incredible given your experiences 🙏 André x

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  19. 12 小時前

    New small study suggests that full remission of psychotic symptoms and personally defined recovery was not just possible but likely in the very long term.

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  20. 12 小時前

    Thanks Em, I completely agree. Today was very complicated in terms of the bottom line message. I think ’s trying to simplify things and make the message accessible. Poorly judged. But we do need to work together and improve things.

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    Rather than find ways to make working in restraint reduction interesting maybe those working in mental health and using restraint and seclusion need to engage a bit more with the awfulness of it so it can stop. Painful but right now the pain is with patients and is often ignored.
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    15 小時前
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    It’s a shame you not here, we have a good understanding of what works across 150 intervention studies worldwide.

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