Many thanks!
So many wonderful folks and organisations to mention, it'll take a few posts! :D
The Normal? Festival of the Brain team give our warmest THANKS to everyone who joined us for A Series of Fortunate Events!
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- letting you know Mid Kent Mind free training can help you discuss suicide and know what to do it someone opens up to you
- highlighting local support for anyone struggling with mental health
Learn more at: loom.ly/wwEitMw
How can sleep impact mental health?
Listen to our 'When Science Finds a Way' podcast to hear from clinical psychologist @ProfDFreeeman about the importance of sleep and its potential in fighting the global mental health crisis šļø
wellcome.org/news-and-reportā¦
A recent global study reveals how urban living influences early childhood development. Time for urban planners to focus on child-friendly designs, green spaces, and community support.
neurosciencenews.com/city-liā¦
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Physical activity has been found to be an effective treatment for depression ā but how does it improve symptoms?
Professor @jonroiser will investigate through an eight-week trial involving 250 people with depression.
If you are repeatedly interrupted in a conversation, or bumped into several times by a stranger on the train, would your anger keep building like a snowball, or eventually level off? How some emotions seem to be more āelasticā than others @matt__huston bit.ly/46hDw2t
How can sleep impact mental health?
Listen to our 'When Science Finds a Way' podcast to hear from clinical psychologist @ProfDFreeeman about the importance of sleep and its potential in fighting the global mental health crisis šļø
wellcome.org/news-and-reportā¦
Scientists recently compiled the available data about how people around the world allocate their time and used them to define the average āglobal human day.ā trib.al/1R6LsvO
New research unveils 15 risk factors for young-onset dementia, offering new hope for prevention. This largest-ever study challenges the genetics-only view and emphasizes modifiable factors. Together, we can make strides in understanding and combating dementia.
neurosciencenews.com/early-dā¦
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