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Bethany Martin
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PhD Student @ University of Strathclyde | Researching self-harm and sleep in young people
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What would be your priorities for mental health sleep research? 💤

@circadianmhnetw.bsky.social LEAP member Dylan shares their thoughts on the project's final body clock, sleep & mental health research priorities.

Find out what they are here 👉 tinyurl.com/45dwzjfr

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As someone whose sleep has been affected by neurodivergence, hormones, mental health challenges and pregnancy, it felt empowering to bring my intersectional voice to the project.
October 6, 2025 at 2:40 PM
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🌙 We’re looking for young people (18–24) in the UK to take part in a study on sleep, self-harm & daily life.

📱The study involves 2 weeks of short surveys + an optional interview

More information in poster or contact me at bethany.martin@strath.ac.uk
October 1, 2025 at 10:41 AM
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Over the moon to share my first publication on the prospective association between sleep and adolescent self-harm! A massive thank you to my supervisors @nkytang.bsky.social, Isabel Morales-Muñoz, and @bagshaap.bsky.social for their constant support and guidance.

Spoiler alert: sleep is important!
August 21, 2025 at 1:22 AM
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Please share! 💛

Looking for young people aged 16–24 with lived experience of self-harm. See poster for details on the co-design project.

✨ Interested or want to learn more? Get in touch: bethany.martin@strath.ac.uk
A recruitment poster from the University of Strathclyde for a research study titled “Co-Design of an Ecological Momentary Assessment Study with Young People: Exploring Sleep’s Role in Self-Harm Risk.” The background shows young people gathered around a table, with one person holding a tablet in the foreground. Text on poster includes: Young people aged 16–24 with lived experience of self-harm are invited to take part in co-design workshops to help shape a research method using Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) to study the link between sleep and self-harm. What is involved: Workshops with discussions, creative activities, and feedback. Follow-up sessions to provide further input. Benefits: Research experience, skill development, certificate of participation, and contribution to mental health research. Eligibility: Aged 16–24, lived experience of self-harm, and UK-based. Contact: Bethany Martin – bethany.martin@strath.ac.uk Supervised by Dr. Susan Rasmussen – s.a.rasmussen@strath.ac.uk | Phone: 01415482575
May 26, 2025 at 1:27 PM