Post grad researcher & PhD student with University of Limerick. MSc in Exercise Psychology. BSc in Exercise and Health.
Joined March 2021
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Delighted to share with you all my first PhD study on the associations of expected and observed psychological responses to acute resistance exercise. Thank you very much to my co-authors for their expertise and contributions.
Full article available here:
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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In today's blog PhD student, @Caeragrady2011 , discusses all things communicating physical activity with adolescents in todays blog.
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#ULResearch #ResearchImpact #StayCurious #PESSUL #Ireland
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Happy to share that my second PhD study has been published and is available here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1j%7E…
🏉High occurrence of breast pain and injury among female rugby players worldwide.
🏉Low awareness of potential long-term health impacts and reluctance to report issues.
Just a few limited available spots left for our very last round of FREE resistance exercise training beginning this September here at UL! If you are interested in taking part, please fill out the following survey in full and leave your email address! 😃
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We are recruiting for our very last round of FREE, fully supervised, 1-1 training for beginners to resistance exercise training here in UL! Don’t miss out on this last opportunity! Please follow the link and fill out the survey in full!
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PESS PhD students @JenniferMayRice, @dairefitzy, @Darragh_Sully and Tadgh Pyne contributed to Exercise is Medicine Gold Campus award. By receiving this certificate, the EIM On Campus program at the
@UL maintained this distinction since 2020.
Mental health Mondays: Experiencing mental health difficulties can be a very isolating and lonely experience, reminding yourself that everyone you meet carries their own battles can help you feel less alone. Try not to compare as not everything is visible from the outside!
Very proud of my talented sister and team who created this incredibly impactful ad for the RSA. Take 30 seconds out of your day to watch this and send to family/friends. Remember to slow down, somebody loves you!
Time to Talk youtu.be/c6ULeiKtLos?si=Km9J… via @YouTube
Mental health Mondays: The benefits of yoga for body and mind are evident, it's important to set aside time to stretch out your mind by opening up in a safe space to a trusted person or professional! Reminder to stretch both today!😌
Mental health Monday: Sometimes the greatest gift you can give someone is a non-judgemental listening ear. Seeking help for a mental health condition takes bravery and courage and when it is met with an empathetic response it can be really powerful. #MindYourMind
Proud to have presented our promising preliminary findings at the @E_C_S_S in Glasgow! I presented our results from our RCT on the effects of resistance exercise training on worry and anxiety symptoms amongst young women with AGAD! @mph8 @MarkLyonsUL @Darragh_Sully
Delighted to receive this in the post today! Completing the Grad dip cert in Teaching, Learning and Scholarship was a really worthwhile learning experience for me. CPD can be a difficult thing to juggle whilst doing a PhD, but I luckily had a lot of support around me😀
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The @PessLimerick team attended the 2024 ACSM Annual Meeting & World Congresses to proudly showcase their research.
Congrats to everyone who attended the @ACSMNews
Annual Meeting. We hope you enjoyed a great weekend of learning and networking.
#PostgradAtUL #StayCurious #PESSUL
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Thanks to my PhD supervisors @mph8 @MarkLyonsUL and co-authors including @JenniferMayRice and @JMeyer37 for the support, and to @IrishResearch for funding #loveirishresearch
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Great to present our recent meta-analytic #exercise for #depression findings at the #ACSM conference in Boston this week!
Honoured to receive the Marsh Center Student Research Award for this work, for which I also presented our findings to the Psychobiology and Behaviour SIG!
Delighted to get to disseminate my research at @ACSMNews annual conference in Boston yesterday! Thank you very much to the co-authors on the support and guidance in developing this work! @mph8 @MarkLyonsUL Jacob Lindheimer Brett Gordon
@PessLimerick @PAfH_UL
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A strong PESS presence at the 8th All-Ireland Postgraduate Conference in Sport Sciences, Physical Activity & Physical Education, hosted by @atu_ie last week.
Congratulations to all PESS students that presented their research; we are incredibly proud of you!
#ULResearch #AIPG24
Delighted to present our RCT preliminary findings at @atu_ie yesterday! Thank you to our research team @Darragh_Sully @mph8 @MarkLyonsUL for making the research possible! ACSM up next! Congrats to all @PessLimerick and @PAfH_UL post grads who presented! 😌
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Great to present the promising, preliminary findings of our ongoing RCT of resistance exercise for depressive symptoms at the All Ireland PG Conference in ATU Galway today.🏋️♀️🧠
Excited to also present our meta-analytic work at the ACSM Annual Meeting in Boston next week! 🇺🇸
