Exciting times! Just two more post-intervention assessment packs outstanding after today's mail drop (just hope today's arrive in time with the #RoyalMailStrike 😬) #research #datacollection @CHITINProject

Our lead investigator Prof Suzanne McDonough is @Walk21Network @Walk21Ireland today sharing reflections on Walking for Health - WORTH project - an intervention to improve physical activity and sedentary behaviour in people with mental health difficulties🚶🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ @CHITINProject @RCSIPhysio School of Health Sciences UU

#RegisterToday 20 Oct: 'Getting Active For Better Ageing’ webinar This webinar will focus on behaviour change and supporting older people to be more physically active and also unveil a new #PublicHealthMatters digital learning module Find out more>>>publichealth.ie/upcoming-webin…

Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay! The Walking for Health - WORTH project study aims to support people with severe mental health problems to improve their physical and mental health by becoming more active #movemore #sitless #mentalhealth @CHITINProject

Physical activity, such as🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️🚶 walking🚶🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️, has been shown to improve #mentalhealth. It can improve stress, mood, mental well-being and self-esteem & more! #WorldMentalHealthDay @CHITINProject

This morning, our lead investigator Suzanne McDonough was presenting the Walking for Health - WORTH project study at the Institute of Public Health (IRL & NI) #gettingactive webinar @CHITINProject #PhysicalActivity #Research

~~ SAVE THE DATE ~~ DM Walking for Health - WORTH project or email [email protected] to be added to the invite list @CHITINProject Suzanne McDonough Sarah Howes

Check out this funded PhD opportunity linked to the Walking for Health - WORTH project study ulster.ac.uk/doctoralcolleg…

3/3 The CHITIN Programme Management Team look forward to working with you all in 2023 and wish you a very Happy New Year! #HealthInterventionResearch Student Psychological Intervention Trial WISH Study Walking for Health - WORTH project

This morning is our Walking for Health - WORTH project dissemination event, organised by @CHITINProject. Excited to hear from our lead investigator Suzanne McDonough, as well as a study participant and clinician-coach involved in the trial

Sarah Howes speaking with one our clinicians and one of our participants about Walking for Health - WORTH project @CHITINProject #PhysicalActivity #HealthInterventionResearch

Great to hear first hand experience on Walking for Health - WORTH project research~ from a participant on the study. Breffni said setting a goal for his steps was important ~1 year later he has continued his steps. Also thanks to #Physio and coach, Heather, who talked about the individual approach.

Less than three weeks left to apply for this #fundedPhD School of Health Sciences UU linked to Walking for Health - WORTH project research study focused on #physicalactivity and #mentalhealth Suzanne McDonough Marie Murphy

🤔Interested in exploring what we can do to promote &support maintenance of physical activity in people with severe mental illness? Fantastic funded PhD to build upon Walking for Health - WORTH project project with Sarah Howes Marie Murphy Suzanne McDonough and myself👏 ulster.ac.uk/doctoralcolleg…

Get in touch for more information about this funded PhD opportunity linked to continuing the WORtH project which focuses on #physicalactivity and #mentalhealth

This is a great opportunity to apply for a PhD scholarship, I’d encourage colleagues across the Island of Ireland to check this out 👇🏻👇🏻

Less than two weeks to go! Applications close 5th Feb for a funded PhD opportunity in #physicalactivity and #mentalhealth ! Get in touch for more details 🧠🚶🏼 Suzanne McDonough Marie Murphy Erin Byrd

Looking forward to attending HEPA Europe conference RCSI in Dublin next week and sharing our Walking for Health - WORTH project study findings! Hope to see some of you there!

Our Walking for Health - WORTH project lead investigator Prof Suzanne McDonough Suzanne McDonough welcoming us all to HEPA Europe annual conference RCSI this morning

Thanks Sarah Howes for presenting on the Walking for Health - WORTH project project for ppl experiencing SMI. So great to hear how the team worked hard to support and engage with participants within the study. 🚶‍♀️‍➡️🚶‍♂️‍➡️🚶‍➡️