Thrilled and moved to have received the Judges' Choice Runner Up award in for my Images in Research submission! 😯 thank you so much!!

Great to share our (Dr Béré Mahoney, @emrichie11, Beck Lowe) new paper. "Staying isolated indoors means that nobody sees me": ontological (in)security and living with significant appearance concerns before, during, and ‘since’ COVID-19. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Our diverse international sample experienced legacies of COVID lockdowns that still shape their varied significant appearance concerns - great to have the findings published!

Over the past month, six police dogs have been attacked in the line of duty, with one fatality. This demonstrates the ever increasing dangers that are present to serving police dogs across the United Kingdom. Yet, it is still not a regulatory or legal requirement for police

🚨 Mark your calendars! The IRWB Research Group’s Discover & Connect Conference is happening on 6 November. Follow us online for live updates on presentations and discussions📚💡 #IRWBconference2024 #ResearchCommunity

Dr Béré Mahoney Dr Sarah Davis & Rich Hadley provide their take on #wellbeing culture: “Feeling unhealthy? Unsuccessful? Ignored? Then #psychology has the solutions!”: Critical perspectives on whether Psychology is being given away, lost its way or being thrown away

Daniel Farrelly will introduce us to his new online measure of actual #proenvironmental behaviour - The Email Conservation Task - & Nikki Ayles talks about the potential for #Nature Connectedness in Positive Psychology Interventions

Dr Naomi Lee will discuss using social cognitive biases for early #depression screening and Dr Béré Mahoney explores #allergy self-diagnosis, and identity in the healthcare system: “So, you say you have one?”Conversations about allergy as gateways to understanding patient journeys

Looking forward to presenting at the @irwb_research conference next week! Dr Béré Mahoney and I will be discussing our analysis of bias, hype, and spin in #EmotionalIntelligence research #openscience

Dr Sarah Davis opens up the #irwbconference2024 with an outline of the brilliant work being done by the Interpersonal Relationships and Wellbeing Research group at University of Worcester

Next up at the #IRWBconference2024, Dr Béré Mahoney & Dr Sarah Davis talk about critical perspectives on EI, followed by Rich Hadley presenting on the topic of competition in academia

Thankful to be opening the Interpersonal Relationships and Wellbeing Research conference today University of Worcester with a wonderful audience and expert speakers #wellbeing #VAWG #relationships

Closing off our morning presentations Dr Jack Brimmell explains why there is a need to develop a measure of match official abuse and how widespread this is #football

How can we promote healthy relationships in Sports? Dr Gill Harrop reports on the success of her sports #citizenship programme for university students #irwbconference2024

More on wellbeing - This time Nikki Ayles discusses the importance of nature connectedness for developing interventions #irwbconference2024

Dr Claire McLoone-Richards discusses the epidemic in violence against women and girls #VAWG #irwbconference2024

Next up in the #IRWBConference2024, Dr Claire McCloone-Richards chairs a fascinating panel discussion on 'Complex Narratives of Domestic Abuse & Dementia' with Teresa Atkinson, Bridget Brickley & Paul Kinsella

A challenging and insightful discussion of parenting and family experiences in different contexts from Sarah M, Helen W, I. C. and Philippa W #irwbconference2024

Can we use social cognitive (self and affective) biases as an early diagnostic marker for #depression? Dr Naomi Lee shares data that supports this #irwbconference2024

Prof Sallie Baxendale, clinical neuropsychologist, experienced repeated rejection of her work by journals on the impact of suppressing puberty on neuropsychological function, saying: "It wasn’t the methods they objected to, it was the actual findings.” archive.ph/2025.07.02-100…