Just in press by the brilliant @MillieTamworth this paper provides an in-depth exploration of psychiatrists’ experiences of patient suicide and homicide and highlights the hidden impact this can have on the clinicians involved. UCL Mental Health Sciences MScs UCL Psychiatry

Another brilliant paper from our UCL Mental Health Sciences MScs UCL Psychiatry Congratulations Eirini Melegkovits a really valuable contribution to our understanding of the treatment of CPTSD in really world clinical settings

Psychological safety is a key component of mental health and well-being in the workplace. Health and social care colleagues, if you can spare a few minutes please do consider taking part in this brief survey!

It’s been a pleasure and a privilege to chair the Institute of Government & Public Policy #NHSLongTermPlan conference at the @KiaOvalEvents today. Such an inspiring group of clinicians, data analysts, policy makers and tech leaders promoting exciting innovations in clinical practice 👏🏻

UCL is ranked among the top 10 universities worldwide for the 12th year running, in the 2024 QS World University Rankings! 👏 #QSWUR QS World University Rankings ucl.ac.uk/news/2023/jun/…

Free webinar on the very real issue of #burnout in healthcare professionals, should be a really valuable resource for us all

Promising findings on brief psychological therapies for health and social care workers during COVID and that Psychological First Aid could offer a helpful early intervention for acute stress after trauma exposure

So proud of our UCL Psychiatry UCL Mental Health Sciences MScs alumni and privileged to hear about all the brilliant mental health research and clinical work you have been doing at our inaugural alumni conference today. Most of all, a huge pleasure to catch up with old friends ☺️

Another proud tweet! This time for our UCL Mental Health Sciences MScs and UCL Psychiatry PhD graduates 👏🏻 Huge congratulations to you all!

Any colleagues in staff Wellbeing…Please consider taking a few minutes to help with this valuable research! 👇🏻 At this time more than ever, with staff Wellbeing resources being withdrawn, it’s crucial to share the impact we can have 🙏🏻

Its finally out! This extensive systematic review of the current evidence base for psychosocial interventions after a traumatic incident in the workplace critically examines 80 research papers and 11 international clinical practice guidelines tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

With thanks to our expert reference group and our lived experienced experts who co-produced this review🙏 Prof Jo Billings Nicholas Wong @HelenNic93 Peter Burton Maya Zosmer Idit Albert Nick Grey Sharif El-Leithy Dominic Murphy Noreen Tehrani Jon Wheatley Prof Michael Bloomfield Talya Greene

Please do read this if you are involved in providing psychosocial support to anyone affected by trauma at work

Calling all trauma colleagues! Would any of you be so kind as to take part in a research interview on your views about working with people of South Asian origin who have been affected by trauma? If so, please let me know or email my colleague [email protected]. Thank you!

This really interesting paper on partners' experiences of their loved one's trauma and PTSD is just published. Trauma can have a ripple effect beyond the primary victims - this paper offers a unique and valuable insight into the experiences of partners. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Congratulations Shivangi Talwar UCL Psychiatry on what will hopefully be the first of many valuable publications from your PhD Research on the experiences and treatment needs of adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse in South Asia journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/15…

#NewArticleAlert 🚨 A study from Prof Jo Billings, Natasza Biernacka and Shivangi Talwar UCL highlights the need for more guidance for trauma clinicians on how to effectively use physical exercise as an adjunctive treatment for PTSD journals.plos.org/mentalhealth/a…

Really interesting findings from the brilliant Shivangi Talwar in her research with mental health professionals across South Asian and their views on supporting adults survivors of trauma childhood abuse