
Lecturer of Exercise & Health Psychology @NclBNS. Chartered Psychologist. Research: type 1 diabetes|cancer|health psych|behaviour change|qualitative. Own views.
Darlington, England
Joined May 2010
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Please consider completing my lovely student's survey, and possibly participating in a follow-up focus group (online), it would be so much appreciated -- this is such an important and growing area! #gbdoc
app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…
STUDY PARTICIPANTS NEEDED!
If you're someone living with diabetes that uses a CGM please complete the survey below to share your opinions on the use of CGM in people without diabetes! app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…
#gbdoc #diabetesuk #CGMresearch
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Some interesting insights from some of our NUQualSIG committee members on ‘quick & dirty qual’ research - when is it appropriate and how do we reconcile with our own standards as trained qualitative researchers? #NUQualSIG2025 @BKBareham @SRussellPhD @RachelStocker @MattBreckons
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Welcome to our 2025 annual #qualSIG symposium! Dr Sian Russel kicking us off this morning #NUQualSIG25
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🕰️ Dementia prevention has typically focused on mid-to-later life
⭐️ This new paper - led by @FrancescaRoFa & @DementiaHealth - makes the case for starting dementia prevention research and efforts earlier in the life course ⬇️
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1/ Over a century ago, scientists uncovered a curious link between the gut & the pancreas. This sparked decades of research, culminating in one of the greatest medical breakthroughs. This is the story of GLP-1 that I would like to share. 🧵
Thank you Ella and @psychmag for interviewing me for this important article on the assisted dying debate.
‘Psychologists could provide a space for those conversations…’
Ella Rhodes speaks with Psychologists around Assisted Dying in the UK.
bps.org.uk/psychologist/psyc…
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Delighted that our research examining the role of perceived and received coach support is available open access in @EurJSportSci 🏅🥳
You can read it here: doi.org/10.1002/ejsc.12226
Working with great people @MaxJStone @tdona005 👏 @UniofNewcastle
#sportpsychology #socialsupport
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Please get in touch to discuss the role
🚨🚨 We are super excited to be partnering with @Sue_Ryder to offer this Senior Research Fellow post. @NancyPreston16 and @cewalshe very happy to discuss with potential candidates. Please RT. #hpm #hapc #palliative care hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.…
A sobering reminder that we must protect our NHS. That poor woman 😣
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Something spooky has been spotted at @UniofNewcastle Medical School... 👻
#halloween2024
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Check out the latest paper by @sdombrowski which I had the privilege to contribute to! 'Streaking' as a behaviour change technique (not to be confused with running naked!) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… #running #healthpsychology #physicalactivity #openaccess
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Could you help a team of researchers who are developing a new questionnaire to support parents of children being screened for Type 1 Diabetes?
We are looking for parents of a child with T1D and parents who have considered screening.
We know the decision to have a child screened for a disease can be tough to make, so we are developing a new questionnaire to identify common issues that may arise in order that we can put appropriate support in place for parents who may need it.
We would like to hear your views on screening to make sure we are asking the right questions.
How can you help?
Take part in a 1:1interview or focus group.
If you would like to help us please DM or email [email protected]
@kamleshkhunti @GoDiabetesMD @DRWFDiabetes @drpratikc @emmajdoble @ReeveBexon @DrRoseStewart @TBattelino @MEvansCambridge @BT1DUK @sotonDSN
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Many thanks @HNERC_NclUni and @Oli_Shannon for the profile this month.
For this months feature, we'd like to introduce Dr @RachelStocker, Lecturer in Exercise & Health Psychology and a chartered psychologist. Rachel’s research explores how psychological factors influence health behaviours, especially for those with chronic health conditions
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If you live with #T1D #type1diabetes please take a moment to join this important study that involves a short survey about stigma & your lived experience of #T1D
The study is led by two excellent researchers in my department who want to hear your experiences and stories.
You just have to email [email protected] to express interest!
#gbdoc @diabetes_chat @DSNforumUK
Ever felt judged for your #T1D? That could be rooted in stigma. Share your story and help us combat it. Join our study now! 🖊 Email us: [email protected]
#DiabetesCommunity #Survey #type1diabetes
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🚨New study🚨
Using #ParticipatoryApproaches in #PhysicalActivity programs helps #OlderAdults stay engaged, enjoy sessions, and build community👥 Peer support, local resources, and volunteer recognition are key for long-term success. Read more here:
doi.org/10.1111/bjhp.12747
UK Biobank project - “weekend warriors” who fit a week’s worth of exercise into one or two days had a lower risk of developing more than 200 diseases compared with inactive people.
ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/…
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How do we define the impact of public involvement in research? How can we monitor it, evaluate it and learn from it?
Take a look at our new topic page on Learning for Involvement to learn more:
learningforinvolvement.org.u…
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A little thread in memoriam of someone ✨️ who oozed humanity.
Today many of us have lost a true friend and colleague. I've known Katie since she first began working @NewcastleHosps – at West Molesey, South East































