📢 DATES FOR YOUR DIARIES! These are our upcoming conversation cafés, the last Friday of every month 12-1pm. In our March café we will discuss qualitative methods, followed by PPI in April. Follow our page for more information about these sessions soon!

Join us next Friday 31st March 12-1pm where our guest speaker Chris Keyworth will share experiences of qualitative studies and top tips! DM for joining instructions or email [email protected]

Last chance for those not on our slack channel to DM for joining instructions on tomorrow's cafe!

Fellow Health Psychology PhD students, please come along and join us on Friday 28th to learn more about PPI in research.

Not long now until our next conversation cafe where our guest speaker talks about attending conferences. Inbox or email for joining info

Don't forget our PhD conversation café, this Friday 12-1pm where we are joined by 2 special guests discussing their experiences of completing the stage 2 QHP alongside a PhD. We have opened this to stage 1 health psychology masters students/graduates too! DM for joining info

Fantastic day at the Great North Pharmacy Collaborative Conference presenting a poster with preliminary findings from my research: Community Pharmacy health, wellbeing and lifestyle advice for musculoskeletal health conditions: A focused ethnography. #GNPRC2023

Join us next Friday 12-1pm for our summer social where we'll be sharing challenges and successes of 2023 so far! DM for joining instructions

Calling all Health Psychology PhD students! Please come along and join us for our next convention cafe and find out about the Viva experience.

‼️ We are excited to announce our speaker next Friday, Dr Karen Rodham who will be talking to about imposter syndrome! Great for if you're a new health psychology PhD student, or someone who always feels the imposter nerves! DM for joining instructions 😌

We're delighted to announce our speaker next Friday is BPS DHP EDI taskforce co-lead, Nicki O'Brien who will be discussing the importance of embedding EDI in health psychology research. DM for joining instructions

We’ve had lots of interest for our cafe tomorrow! We look forward to meeting so many new faces & welcoming back familiar faces. If you’d like to join us tomorrow for viva tips & to hear about committee vacancies DM for joining instructions 😃

Big thank you to Dr Rachael Pattinson for sharing the PhD viva experience & top tips! Great to meet new faces! Stay tuned for upcoming committee positions 👀

📢We are excited to announce that we're looking for another couple of people to join our committee! We're looking for people who can assist liaising with guest speakers, monitoring the social media (X) account, or who may want to gain a bit of experience chairing our sessions.

🥳We're super excited to announce our next two speakers! This month we'll be joined by MMU Health Psychology Dr. Joseph Keenan 🏳️‍🌈 who'll be discussing navigating the PhD journey and overcoming logistical milestones! Not one to be missed! DM for joining instructions.

📢Following requests for a café about transferring from MPhil to PhD, we're delighted to announce Dr Dr. Joseph Keenan 🏳️‍🌈 will be our guest speaker Friday 22nd March 12pm who'll be discussing all stages of a PhD journey and will be applicable to all PhD students!

We are excited to announce our next speaker Friday 26th April is Dr Rosie Doyle from Fistral training & consultancy to share practical tips on overcoming procrastination! DM for joining instructions

If you are struggling with procrastination….come along to this week’s conversation cafe! If you’d like to attend & don’t have details on how to join, please drop us a DM 😀

3 informative presentations from Ita Fitzgerald, Dr Angela Long, and Nicola Gray on the intersection between patients, medicines, and healthcare professionals at #HSRPP2024. HSRPP UCC Pharmacy School

Following requests for a session on managing stress and wellness during a PhD, we're delighted to announce Rachel Sumner 💙 @drsumner.bsky.social as our guest speaker this Friday, May 31st, at 12pm. Join us and take a step towards a healthier, more balanced PhD experience!