Timothy Carey

a blog article has just gone live about the value of social sciences research to helping people live the life they want. chiefscientist.qld.gov.au/science-comms/…

Maybe what we think of as errors of judgement are only errors from a particular point of view. Or so I suggest in my latest blog article. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-con…

Countercontrol can really ruin your day. Fortunately preventing it is as simple (and difficult) as changing your goals. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-con…

Maybe the things people endorse on standardised mental health questionnaires aren't always the things that bother them. frontiersin.org/journals/healt…

A blog article on the In Control blog suggesting that understanding the science of organic, autonomous control described by Perceptual Control Theory could be key to eliminating coercive control. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-con…

My latest blog article is part of a movement to put the self back in self-help! psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-con…

It's a quirky fact of nature that, to keep living, you have to keep controlling. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-con…

Accommodating and appreciating both diversity and inclusion might be a lot more straightforward if we recognised our shared controlling nature. Or so I suggest in my latest blog article. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-con…

The Difficulty of Self-Control is Conflict youtu.be/-_QGbpsHZl4?si… via @YouTube

Life Is Control youtu.be/zTxiRrVesag?si… via @YouTube

Fantastic story about Olli Hoare learning about the importance of mental health. No-one else can look in the mirror for you. abc.net.au/news/2024-04-0… via @ABCaustralia

Some ideas about goals and their ubiquity. What about the idea that not having a goal is a goal?! psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/in-c…

Trying to find the opposite of "excessive" ended up with some lessons about the importance of perspective. psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/in-c…

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Some ideas about our "inner critic" in this recent In Control blog article. psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/in-c…

@verbajim Thanks loads James.

Fantastic opportunity! I recently trained in MoL and it was so valuable

Promoting patient-perspective care with another opportunity to increase options for psychological treatment through the MOL Online Training course. drtimcarey.com/product/mol-me…

@_RobGriffiths @MarcTibber3 @BMoltrecht @ThePCTtweeter Nice one Rob. It’s amazing that we still discuss things like “personalised healthcare” as if it’s a new thing! Healthcare is always personalised. It’s just that it’s usually the patients who have to do the personalising while providers try to maintain a sense of control.

@verbajim @warrenmansell Thanks James. I appreciate your comment.

@timothycareyphd @warrenmansell Fascinating blog @timothycareyphd , we live in a world where people prioritise things other than the basic needs of others.…It’s too essay to say that organisations do x,y,z … people make these decisions.

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