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New paper out today, exploring the experiences of parents supporting their autistic children with mental health difficulties: journals.plos.org/mentalhealth....
Thank you to the parents who trusted us with their stories and took the time to share them with us.
Thank you to the parents who trusted us with their stories and took the time to share them with us.
“Constantly overwhelmed and desperate for help”: Parents’ experiences of supporting their autistic child with mental health difficulties in the United Kingdom
Autistic children and young people are at increased risk of experiencing mental health difficulties, but often face delays or barriers to accessing support. While evidence exists regarding parents’ ex...
journals.plos.org
September 24, 2025 at 12:22 PM
New paper out today, exploring the experiences of parents supporting their autistic children with mental health difficulties: journals.plos.org/mentalhealth....
Thank you to the parents who trusted us with their stories and took the time to share them with us.
Thank you to the parents who trusted us with their stories and took the time to share them with us.
New paper 🚨 this is the final paper to be published from my PhD, which explores the acceptability and short- and long terms outcomes of the James’ Place model for me experiencing suicidal crisis journals.plos.org/mentalhealth...
A mixed methods longitudinal case study exploring the impact of a community-based, brief psychological intervention for men experiencing suicidal crisis
Suicide is a leading cause of death among men globally, highlighting the need for acceptable and effective suicide prevention. This study explored perceptions of the short- and long-term outcomes and ...
journals.plos.org
April 11, 2025 at 7:38 AM
New paper 🚨 this is the final paper to be published from my PhD, which explores the acceptability and short- and long terms outcomes of the James’ Place model for me experiencing suicidal crisis journals.plos.org/mentalhealth...
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We are looking for autistic children & young people aged 11-18 to participate in a survey about improving the accessibility of CAMHS in the UK. Views can be shared by writing, recording a voice note, or drawing & labelling a picture. Link in QR code below or here: ljmu.questionpro.eu/a/TakeSurvey...
April 3, 2025 at 7:13 PM
We are looking for autistic children & young people aged 11-18 to participate in a survey about improving the accessibility of CAMHS in the UK. Views can be shared by writing, recording a voice note, or drawing & labelling a picture. Link in QR code below or here: ljmu.questionpro.eu/a/TakeSurvey...