Clinical Psychology, Neuropsychology, a smattering of Reggae, and the occasional snippet from my lovely kiddies.
www.liverpool.ac.uk/
Joined February 2013
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Credit to @Muna_Abdi_Phd I believe? Her name appears to have been removed.
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Thank you @SteWeatherhead for an excellent seminar today on homelessness and neuropsychology . Powerful and persuasive stuff ! Great to see this platform being used to challenge conventional models of service delivery in clinical neuropsychology – at Monmouth, Wales
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Very interesting webinar today on the need for neuropsychological support for homeless people from @SteWeatherhead. We need to do more to bridge the gap between service provision and these hard-to-reach populations in need...
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Thanks to @SteWeatherhead for a powerful seminar on neuropsychology and homelessness this morning, and for introducing me to neurotriage.com. A service that was developed to support people who have been 'forced between the cracks'. More of this please.
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I also appreciated the focus on finding meaningful connections, in this instance through shared enjoyment of Motown (so called Motown therapy)
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I love this quote, "We have to start asking how can my service help, not which service is responsible for this?"
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Really interesting and moving webinar from @SteWeatherhead on his @NeuroTriage work. Lots of powerful personal stories from people who have fallen through the cracks of services designed to support them. Truly inspiring work which captures the values of clinical psychology.
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Today we have sent an open letter to @AndyBurnhamGM and @MetroMayorSteve welcoming their commitment to a #buildbackbetter campaign and highlighting what a #justrecovery would look like for the #northwest
Please share widely
@LivEchonews @MENnewsdesk @PsychSocChange
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Racism: Acknowledgement is NOT action. This open letter is a call for change, by me, co-signed by @AseelHamid_, @KatClinPsy and others. If you would like to co-sign this letter, please comment with your preferred name/title/affiliation #itstimeforaction
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Found this lecture on ECT by @SteWeatherhead really interesting: youtu.be/R9LEuRkFJ5U
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@BPSOfficial is looking for a new chair of the Taskforce on Diversity & Inclusion as Prof @Binna Kandola has sadly had to withdraw from the role. An amazing group of taskforce members are ready to begin this work, which is more important now than ever.
See bps.org.uk/jobs/voluntary/ch…
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Pursuing health post-Corvid “will entail recognition of the proper role of the state, the importance of policies other than debt reduction, and responding in an equitable way to the climate crisis.” It’s a relief to read this strong wise message - which must be heeded.
Society and the slow burn of inequality. The pandemic exposes the underlying inequalities in society that lead to the injustice of health inequalities. My essay in @TheLancet sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Do you know any Male PhD students of Black Caribbean heritage with a fully-funded studentship in the UK?
Our growing network of current/recent black Caribbean PhD students has barely any men. There are so few that they’re hard to find but we want to include them!
Please share🙏🏾
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All of the wellbeing resources I have developed are now available both on @CV_UHB intranet and our ICU external website @UHWCriticalCare . For all healthcare staff. For free. Please share widely cardiffcriticalcare.co.uk/re…
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If any of you are wondering what kinds of decisions might need to be made for #mentalheath, learning disability and autism services in response to Covid-19, you might want to read this guidance england.nhs.uk/coronavirus/c…
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An understanding how different groups experience the pandemic needs to drive how we talk about their actions.
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But what if you don't, if you live in a high density neighbourhood, no garden, tiny flat and concrete jungle.
Maybe a weekly trip to the park/coast is the best way you can get outside.
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