Professor of Applied Health Psychology at Northumbria University. Opinions my own. Author of How We Are and How We Break. Agent Patrick Walsh @pew_literary
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Joined October 2012
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In GZ-psychologie een interview met hoogleraar gezondheidspsychologie en auteur Vincent Deary. In ‘Hoe we breken’ beschrijft hij wat het betekent als mensen met tegenslag mentaal over de rand worden geduwd. Welke lessen kunnen we hieruit trekken?
gzpsychologie.nl/magazine-ar…
ALT https://www.nieuwezijds.nl/boek/hoe-we-breken/
Coming up at
@waterstonesncl
on May 28th... An Evening with authors Ben Alderson-Day and
@VincentDeary
in conversation about their latest books. Tickets on sale now: waterstones.com/events/an-ev…… #Newcastle
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Vandaag verschijnt het prachtig geschreven en hoopvolle boek ‘Hoe we breken’ van @VincentDeary. “Dit is geen boek over psychische aandoeningen. Dit is een boek over jou en mij en wat er gebeurt als we over onze grenzen worden geduwd.” nieuwezijds.nl/boek/hoe-we-b…
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My debate with Robert Sapolsky will be recorded and available online afterwards... 😊
Looking forward to this debate on Free Will with Robert Sapolsky, next week - online, hosted by @UCD_CMB (link to follow)
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Author & professor of Health Psychology, Vincent Deary, explains the toll that fatigue can have on your mental health.
Watch/listen to the rest of this thought-provoking episode here:
🎧linktr.ee/MQopenmind
📺youtu.be/eqs3Wn819tM
live.newscientist.com/nsl-lo… I'm doing a talk at New Scientist Live this Sunday at 13.25pm, be lovely to see you there if you can make it @newscientist @newscievents #NewScientistLive @HealthPsychUNN @NorthumbriaUni @NorthumbriaPsy
Amazing 2hr session with @daemonhugger who helped me map my inner economy of money, and unpick the cultural, familial, emotional, cognitive, symbolic and interpersonal knots that had got wrapped around it. Money, like sex, is one of those gnarly life-areas that gets people stuck in ways that are complex and over-determined, but we have almost more shame talking about it than we do sex. This was one of the most skilfully conducted therapeutic conversations I have had.
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Great to hear @VincentDeary talking with @missconniemac and others about his new book How We Break and fatigue, rest and navigating life
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Thank you @VincentDeary & @talatyaqoob for a very worthwhile hour @edbookfest discussing #resilence & #allostatic load, rest, hope & more. I simply had to go straight to the festival #bookshop & signing tent & am confident I will be further enlightened as I get into reading
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See our Guardian article about the The Equality Trust's publication of the updated data 15 years after The Spirit Level came out. The evidence of the damage inequality does is as clear as ever.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Always the same stories. A grad student notices something weird, is advised to keep quiet, persists, finds egregious evidence of fraud...
And then nothing happens. Journals publish milquetoast corrections, universities slap the wrist of the fraudster, and we all rejoice...
Aristotle was the first to notice honeybees dancing. In 1927 Karl von Frisch decoded the waggle. How it works was "explained" by MV Srinivasan AM FRS in the 1990s. Except @NeuroLuebbert found his papers are junk. A 🧵 about her discovery & our report: arxiv.org/abs/2405.12998 1/
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Fantastic new paper on the evolutionary genetics of human traits by Brendan Zietsch, expertly summarized by Ruben. While I have argued for balancing selection for personality in the past, the genomic evidence has changed my mind. So by far and large I agree wirh Brendan here.
Our trial of training GPs to help patients manage their persistent physical symptoms is out in The Lancet this week authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti… @NorthumbriaUni @NorthumbriaPsy @HealthPsychUNN
The term medically unexplained symptoms is used to describe patients with persistent physical symptoms but no detectable disease.
In our latest Issue, a Comment explores the implications of a study evaluating a targeted intervention for these patients: hubs.li/Q02BRDN_0
ALT Cover of The Lancet June 15, 2024 Issue. Quote reads: "Scientific developments since 2015 challenge the accuracy of the term medically unexplained symptoms, suggesting that these symptoms are both explainable and treatable."
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Got Butterflies in your Stomach?😵💫I am super excited to share the first major study of my postdoc @visceral_mind! We report a multidimensional mental health signature of stomach-brain coupling in the largest sample to date 🧵👇biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Always good to match your outfit to the poster. At 5.30pm @CheltSciFest today I’ll be asking whether we can really change. @lucy_maddox and @VincentDeary will be sharing their thoughts with me.
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Fantastic @cheltfestivals #CheltSciFest event with @lucy_maddox @VincentDeary and @claudiahammond
Great hearing about change, our capacity for and potential drivers for change 👏
