School of Psychology, University of Birmingham
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Conducting research that matters. Teaching psychology, psychiatry, and neuroscience to undergraduate and postgraduate students
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When: Every Wednesday, 1–2:30 PM
Who: Anyone aged 50+ who has undergone major trauma, chest, or lung surgery
Format: Online and in-person (fortnightly meet-ups)
Cost: Free of charge
To register or find out more, contact Age UK Birmingham:
wellbeing@ageukbirmingham.org.uk
0121 437 0033 (2/2)
Who: Anyone aged 50+ who has undergone major trauma, chest, or lung surgery
Format: Online and in-person (fortnightly meet-ups)
Cost: Free of charge
To register or find out more, contact Age UK Birmingham:
wellbeing@ageukbirmingham.org.uk
0121 437 0033 (2/2)
December 9, 2025 at 10:24 AM
When: Every Wednesday, 1–2:30 PM
Who: Anyone aged 50+ who has undergone major trauma, chest, or lung surgery
Format: Online and in-person (fortnightly meet-ups)
Cost: Free of charge
To register or find out more, contact Age UK Birmingham:
wellbeing@ageukbirmingham.org.uk
0121 437 0033 (2/2)
Who: Anyone aged 50+ who has undergone major trauma, chest, or lung surgery
Format: Online and in-person (fortnightly meet-ups)
Cost: Free of charge
To register or find out more, contact Age UK Birmingham:
wellbeing@ageukbirmingham.org.uk
0121 437 0033 (2/2)
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We then heard from Andrew Surtees (@uob-sop.bsky.social) about how mood can impact children’s mentalizing processes - are children like adults, becoming more egocentric when in happier moods? Is it helpful to be sad?!
September 5, 2025 at 1:17 PM
We then heard from Andrew Surtees (@uob-sop.bsky.social) about how mood can impact children’s mentalizing processes - are children like adults, becoming more egocentric when in happier moods? Is it helpful to be sad?!