Round two presentation success - bravo to today's presenters

Hello again everybody,

Another wonderful round of presentations today, I thoroughly enjoyed them all.

Well done to Joanne, Ainsley, Yvonne, John and Jan who were all successful today. 

The subjects covered today were as follows: Social Media and the effects on the young, CBT, Grief and effects on mental health / wellbeing, PTSD, Complex Trauma.

Again, some brilliant research, logical links in the talks, some personalisation, but lots of solid content to help scaffold all the fine content. Top drawer for the second week running. 

"Tomorrow can be a new day", and today has been an excellent day.

Please note your thoughts below in the comments section, especially if you presented today and of course, if you were in the audience listening in. 

Have a great week everybody and I look forward to the final seven talks next Tuesday.

Here's to a restful evening.

Mark

Very well done to today's presenters

Hello all,

I thoroughly enjoyed the six presentations we listened to today for the Communication Unit we are working on.

I think Jan and Yvonne summed it up perfectly when they noted they were fantastic and fabulous, and I must agree.

We had six very competent deliveries which were well researched, sensibly structured, covering a variety of topics and to a high standard of delivery, so well done to Kellie-Anne, John, Lisa, Shannon, Vel and Robyn.

The subjects were Alcohol and Drug Addiction, Meditation, Wim Hof Method, Trichotillomania, The Gloria Films and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy.

I would like you to comment on how you felt the session went this afternoon, especially if you presented your research today, but I encourage any attendee to provide feedback too. Every comment counts after all!

Wonderful work all round and total success, very well done.

Thank you to all attendees; I am sure you will have learned a great deal from the talks, for lots of reasons.

Please note down your reflections below.

Mark

A veritable bounty of research goodies!

Hello all,

Here are some links that may be of interest to you, not only for my unit, but for other aspects on your Programme.

https://www.samh.org.uk/    - SAMH - Publications option

https://theconversation.com/uk/search?q=grief   - The Conversation UK -grief etc.

BACP may be of interest for a variety of counselling topics

https://www.bacp.co.uk/search?q=bereavement    - bereavement | may not be in date order

https://www.bacp.co.uk/search?q=grief    - grief | may not be in date order

BPS may be of interest for a variety of topics

https://www.bps.org.uk/search/google/bereavement   - bereavement

https://www.bps.org.uk/search/google/grief    - grief

BMJ Open may be of interest for a variety of topics

https://bmjopen.bmj.com/search/bereavement%20jcode%3Abmjopen   - bereavement

https://bmjopen.bmj.com/search/grief%20jcode%3Abmjopen   - grief

https://www.ted.com/search?q=grief   - TED Talks - grief

Below is a list of websites which contain at least some open access

BMJ Open

BMC  

Core

DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)

Elsevier

Hodder Education Magazine Extras

Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)

IOPscience

Internet Archive  -  "free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more"

JSTOR  -  includes ebooks

National Library of Scotland (Digital Resources)  -  registration required

OMICS

Plos One

PubMed Central

Scientific Research  - international

Scottish Government Library Services Newsfeeds   -  some open access

SpringerOpen

Taylor & Francis  -  link leads to specific open access journals

TED Talks  -   videos

University of Westminster Press  -  mainly ebooks

Wiley Open Access  -  link leads to specific open access journals

Enjoy!

Mark