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It's World Mental Health Day! #WorldMentalHealthDay Physical activity can improve mental wellbeing but people can experience barriers to taking part in physical activity, we conducted a survey to understand these barriers and what can be done to overcome them.

We are pleased to announce we are holding our annual 'Offender Health Research Network Cymru' conference on 10th June 2025. If you would like to join us, please book a place through this link - eventbrite.com/e/offender-hea…

It’s #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek! 💜 This year is all about community - coming together for mental health. 🤝 Get involved by sharing your positive community stories #ThisIsMyCommunity Find out more about the week: mentalhealth.org.uk/mhaw

Here is the online article with Rob's comments on Social Prescribing also! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Rob Poole was invited on to BBC Lincolnshire yesterday for a discussion about Social Prescribing! Here is the link to listen to the interview (Rob's interview is at 37:00 mins) - bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0… @robgpoole @ncmh_wales @SHSBangor

It's World Mental Health Day! #WorldMentalHealthDay Physical activity can improve mental wellbeing but people can experience barriers to taking part in physical activity, we conducted a survey to understand these barriers and what can be done to overcome them.

We are pleased to announce we are holding our annual 'Offender Health Research Network Cymru' conference on 28th June 2024. This will be held both in-person and via Teams! If anyone would like to attend please email the Centre at k.beech@bangor.ac.uk for further information.

✏️ NEW PUBLICATION Exploring misclassification of injury intent: A burn register study sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Open Access available @emilybebbington @robgpoole @CAR1066 @SCSManchester

The event for the Festschrift for Professor Peter Huxley at Wrexham University (special edition of Social Work and Social Sciences Review) journals.whitingbirch.net/index.php/SWSS…

At the BCUHB Compassionate Mental Health Conference this week, Emily and Andrea talked about physical activity and nature!

Another photo from Dr Emily Peckham's presentation at Wrexham University yesterday regarding @CFMHAS1 projects and SPACES project spacesproject.co.uk

Just a reminder that it's @mentalhealth awareness week focussing on #MomentsForMovement. Yesterday, Dr Emily Peckham delivered a superb presentation on SPACES at Wrexham University. SPACES intervention includes an 18-week physical activity programme - spacesproject.co.uk

#PhD opp funded by @ResearchWales with Centre for Mental Health and Society @CFMHAS1 @SHSBangor @ncmh_walesexploring: Are contemporary models of frontline social care for people with mental ill health fit for purpose. shorturl.at/abjkM apply by 09.09.23

Our review paper on the relevance of the Goldberg–Huxley model of the pathway to psychiatric care in the 21st century is out! tinyurl.com/2awrepz9 A similar set of important social & demographic factors are seen across time & very different countries. @CFMHAS1 @robgpoole

NEW ARTICLE: on "Psychiatry is rich in information and poor in understanding” by @robgpoole from @CFMHAS1 and @BangorUni along with @CAR1066 from @SCSManchester @NMSWResearch @OfficialUoM has been chosen by @rcpsych @RCPsychWales, Article of the Month cambridge.org/core/blog/2023…

Closing this week! 🚨 An opportunity to join us at the #NCMH and @CFMHAS1 has become available. Find out more below ⬇️

Join our team!! A fantastic opportunity for a Research Officer post with the @CFMHAS1 and @ncmh_wales, more detail can be found at: jobs.bangor.ac.uk/details.php.en… @robgpoole @jonesir @NafeesSadia @SeimonWilliams @PeterHuxley7

Amazing news! Our systematic review on #schizophrenia outcomes shorturl.at/tAJ01 one of the #topdownloadedarticle in Brain & Behaviour. Replicates & extends seminal work by Richard Warner “Recovery from Schizophrenia: Psychiatry and Political Economy” @CFMHAS1 @SHSBangor