She/her. Clinical Psychologist in South Wales. Working in health with an interest in eating disorders & autism. Plant mum & crochet fiend. All views my own.
Cardiff, Wales
Joined December 2020
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Newly published in @journalautism with @mowenwilliams Catherine Jones and @jrefox12 our meta-ethnography about autistic people's experiences of social camouflaging/masking and how it relates to mental health journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful… 1/6
Camouflaging that involved a lot of self-monitoring lead to more vigilance and anxiety about camouflaging 'failing'. Camouflaging that was very cognitively demanding was more exhausting and contributed to feelings of 'burnout' 5/6
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Our new meta-ethnography of camouflaging in autistic people and its links with mental health is out! Thanks to Sarah Field, Catherine Jones, and @jrefox12
doi.org/10.1177/136236132312…
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Happy New Year Everyone! ✨
Reposting with the hope of gaining some more participants. If you or someone you know meets the criteria, your participation or sharing of the poster will be greatly appreciated.
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NICE have today given an update on their evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of the modulator drugs Kaftrio, Orkambi and Symkevi.
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ALT NICE have today given an update on their evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of the modulator drugs Kaftrio, Orkambi and Symkevi. They have confirmed they are highly effective for people with cystic fibrosis, however, have judged that they are too expensive at the current price for them to recommend full access on the NHS.
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👋 I'm still looking for participants (particularly men) to take in my research looking at #bodyimage in #autistic adults!
To sign up for one-to-one interviews, please follow this link: bit.ly/autismbodyimage
Participants will receive a Amazon voucher!
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Congratulations @SarahFieldPsych for your first-authorship Delphi study on guidance for working with autistic women who have anorexia nervosa. With me, @jrefox12, and Dr Catherine Jones @cardiffuni. Available freely: jeatdisord.biomedcentral.com…
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Zara was everybody’s friend, daughter, niece, sister, cousin.
Sadly, Zara isn’t the only one who had her life taken at the hands of a stranger. Women should be safe on our streets. We all need to talk about what happened to OUR ZARA:
Powerful tribute from Zara Aleena’s family.
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Woke up to see about 400 signatures on our letter since it went up yesterday. Please stand with us against conversion therapy openletter.earth/open-letter… #tactt #BanConversionTherapy @BACP @UK_Counsellors #lgbtq #trans
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Rydym yn falch o gyhoeddi ein bod yn cydweithio â @CPeniarth drwy nawdd @LlywodraethCym i ddosbarthu copi am ddim o un o’r llyfrau newydd LHDTC+ cynhwysol yma i bob ysgol gynradd yng Nghymru i gynyddu cynrychiolaeth a dathlu #TeuluoeddEnfys. bit.ly/3M7LQI0
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"Representation is vital. Allow the butterfly to see itself among the moths."
Dr Kerry-Ann Holder explains the importance of being able to see yourself in the culture you're part of and the different experiences of her and her son growing up in Wales.
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Autism Research
Investigating the role of social identity and camouflaging in autism and eating disordered behaviour. Co-created by the #autisticcommunity
Link is here edinburgh.eu.qualtrics.com/j…
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It's International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia & Transphobia. On 17 May 1990 the WHO removed homosexuality from its list of mental disorders. The pathologisation of human diversity was an example of institutional discrimination & anti-LGBT bias 1/3 #IDAHOBIT2022 #IDAHOT2022
ALT INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST HOMOPHOBIA, BIPHOBIA & TRANSPHOBIA #IDAHOBIT #MAY 17
Love the representation of advocacy as a party hat - any opportunity to advocate should be celebrated!
I’ve had a busy few weeks (and while I’m v tired) I’ve been really enjoying the variety of my work. Therapy, lots of assessments, & getting stuck into my research project. Reminding me of why I wanted to become a psychologist and this drawing I did a little while ago 🧢 #psyd
