Clinical Psychologist in NHS. Visiting researcher @KingsIoPPN. Clinical lead @ImaginingFutur1 project. People & other stuff. Views my own. RTs not endorsements
London, England
Joined January 2020
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Ready to start the @AttuneProject dissemination event at @wadhamoxford to find out more from young people and researchers about about adverse childhood experiences and adolescent mental health #ATTUNE2023
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Blog from @Baring_Found on
CAMHS working with cultural sector on #CreativeHealth championing UK examples incl. our GM @iTHRIVEinfo
@artymccarthy @HANTS_CAMHS @GMPandC @vacuumcleaner @LAHArtsHealth
@Associates_NCCH
@CHWAlliance @victischler @timmcdougall69
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Did you miss our recent #CreativeHealthReview roundtable on Cost-effectiveness, Evidencing Value & Funding Models ?
Catch up on an in-depth discussion around investment in creative health, & the development of new ways to measure cost & social value
youtu.be/OFn1bsA2znI
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Delighted to be leading this exciting project with @KSBhui and brilliant collaborators and young people all over the UK. A great testament to the strength of the pilot work. Massive thanks to everyone involved @HelAdams, @haritsa1, @Louisexchandler
Most #mentalhealth problems start by age 25 yet young people are least likely to receive support.
Much of what is currently offered is inaccessible or unacceptable to many young people.
Origin aims to find out how arts & culture can help enrich & improve YP's wellbeing.
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That’s a wrap! Our comic about #selfharm #coproduced by young people with @lmurraysmith & artist @Cheeroodraws is winging its way through ethics review now…watch this space for news 👀
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ATTUNE has just released its external newsletter for spring, and is now available for the public to view. To view the new and past external newsletters, visit our website: Newsletters — Department of Psychiatry (ox.ac.uk)
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Our last (but no in no way least) Trustee goodbye is to the wonderful Lindsay Smith…
Lindsay, has been an incredible Chair for Theatre Troupe. She led the charge in us obtaining Charity Status in 2022 and we are so grateful for her support!
Thank you so much Lindsay 💜💛
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Our paper 'Videoconference-based Creativity Workshops for mental health staff during the COVID-19 pandemic' out now @Arts_Health_Jnl
Project conducted @MaudsleyNHS and funded by @maudsleycharity
#art #creativity #digital #wellbeing #NHS #COVID19
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Theatre Troupe CIO! We’ve been granted charitable status - hurrah.
"It's a wonderful achievement, an extremely significant milestone and moment of arrival for us. Huge thanks to our Trustees, Executive Director, Rachel and Decherts for getting us here" - Emily Hunka
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This week is Children’s Mental Health week. Theatre Troupe works with children and young people with mental health problems, transforming lives through the radical nature of participatory theatre
Together we can help give them a safe place to be themselves! #JoinTheTroupe
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What does success and failure look like in co-created work?
This looks like a great workshop from @cocreatechange and @FailSpaceProj
bit.ly/3IO6zAx
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Dr Juliana Onwumere is a Clinical Psychologist and Senior
Lecturer @KingsIoPPN
Her work is focused on improving the development, provision, and equity of access to evidence-based healthcare for under-represented communities and talks to us today about @tides_study
#MindTech2021
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We’re proud to be supporting @FBeyondBorders to take the next step in using sports to deliver therapeutic interventions to economically disadvantaged young people who are at risk of social exclusion or school exclusion.
Find out more bit.ly/FootballBeyondBorders
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We are so happy to introduce our newly appointed Participation Manager, Joe Cocklin. Joe is an experienced Arts facilitator, filmmaker and teacher and is already making a huge difference and achieving fantastic results for our forthcoming Southwark Youth Troupe. Welcome Joe!
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The most wonderful lady! Always a pleasure to work with and such an inspiration
Jane is the CAMHS Crisis Response Team Leader at @MaudsleyNHS and is one of the people being recognised in a new photography exhibition celebrating the hope, compassion, and kindness on the frontlines of mental health care during the pandemic.
View it at maudsleycharity.org/covidlen…
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And we have launched! So very excited to be part of the new @ArtsHealthCC team led by @Daisy_Fancourt. Thank you for a fab launch event chaired by @nilsfietje. Do sign up to our mailing list below to be sure to hear all of our latest updates in future 👇👇👇 #NetworkMARCHshowcase
At our LAUNCH today:
“We’ve picked an institution that is at the forefront of arts in health,” says @nilsfietje from @WHO_Europe at the launch of our Centre, based at @ucl_bsh.
Want to keep up to date with our work? Sign up to our newsletter: forms.office.com/r/JJS5J5dcr…
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Next up we have Dr Lindsay Smith @lmurraysmith from @MaudsleyNHS @KingsIoPPN who will tell us about: A population-based study of participation in creative activities and its impact on wellbeing in individuals with mental illness in South London #NetworkMARCHshowcase
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This ongoing research is
-Transcending individual programme evaluations of Arts & Mental Health interventions
-Focusing on specific data on arts involvement for ppl w different mental health needs
-Looking at mechanisms of action in arts-health interventions
#NetworkMARCHshowcase
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UKRI ADOLESCENT HEALTH LAUNCH 14th October 10.00-12.00
Learn about ATTUNE amongst other programmes
Register now : eventbrite.co.uk/e/adolescen…
Seven projects generating a new understanding of the developing mind to and adolescent mental health ... youtu.be/0yyFv1F73t8 via @YouTube
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How can digital therapeutics like SlowMo support improved outcomes for people who fear harm from others, including seldom-reached groups? Read our new article > psychiatrictimes.com/view/pa… via @psychtimes
