Did you know that Amazon sells suicide manuals?? I didn't - and I was shocked when a patient pointed this out. Anyone, including a child, could easily access this. No need for 'dark web' - it's there in plain sight. Surely this is not ok?

is rawdogging boredom a good thing? read my comments in @DailyMail dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/…

The aftermath of a terror attack – managing a community in traumatic stress. Chartered Psychologist Dr Sandi Mann @SandiPsych responds to October’s tragic events in Manchester. bps.org.uk/psychologist/afte…

So proud of my third year project student who already has a publication!!! 6th author but an amazing achievement! (PDF) "Mental health means you're a psycho!" Exploring young children's understanding of the terms ' mental health & mental wellbeing' @UCLanPsychology

Read how Jewish Action for Mental Health has helped the Manchester Jewish community cope with the Synagogue terror attack in the first month. bps.org.uk/psychologist/afte…

Check out the Look Back and Track campaign with @Andrex_UK and @bowelcanceruk lnkd.in/eCvcc5wR

My role? To talk to the media about why we find this simple health check so challenging and how we can encourage more of us to 'look back and track'.

I am very pleased to have been invited to collaborate with @Andrex_UK and @bowelcanceruk Cancer UK on their important campaign, Look Back and Track. They are trying to encourage people to 'track' their poo in order to encourage early detection of any issues

bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c93k… See my comments today about the mental health crisis in Universities today

Mental health and University - is there a crisis? See my comments in this BBC article todayhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c93kzkle81wo

Not great picture but chuffed to see @Uni_Lancashire advert on Northern train to Chester!

Nice one @cardfa

Read my tips on boredom! standard.co.uk/lifestyle/bor…

Great to be at the Muslim Jewish Forum Manchester 20th Anniversary Dinner. Fantastic organisation that builds vital interfaith relations.

Horrified to hear about the vandalism of 85 graves in a Muslim cemetery in what appears to be a vile, racist attack. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce84…

My client's goal was to take her son out for coffee- after being unable to leave the house for 5 years. After months of work, today I received this. I couldn't be prouder.

Today, we have released shocking new polling of British Jews which reveals a number of alarming insights. antisemitism.org/new-polling… • Only one-third (34%) of British Jews believe that Jews have a long-term future in the UK, and half of the Jewish community has considered leaving Britain in the past two years due to antisemitism. Among 18-24-year-olds, it is two-thirds (67%). The main reason is the surge in antisemitism since 7th October 2023, cited by 76% of respondents. • Three-quarters of British Jews are dissatisfied with how their local police force has been policing anti-Israel marches in their local cities. Only one-tenth are satisfied. Only 5% of British Jews have confidence in Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley who has presided over the highest rates of antisemitism in memory. • The vast majority – 85% – of British Jews are dissatisfied with London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s performance in relation to the Jewish community since 7th October 2023. Fewer than one in ten (9%) are satisfied. • Nearly three-quarters – 72% – of British Jews think that the Green Party is too tolerant of antisemitism among their MPs, councillors, members and supporters. This is closely followed by the Labour Party with 71%. This is the highest figure ever recorded for the Greens, and it is the first time that another party has overtaken Labour in our polling. For their first time, a third party has also crossed the majority threshold: the SNP, at 52%. • Among broadcasters, the BBC scored the worst in terms of its coverage of matters of Jewish interest, with 92% of British Jews rating its coverage as unfavourable. • Only 3% of British Jews are confident that if a Jewish student reported an antisemitic incident on campus, the university's administration would take appropriate action. Among young Jews it is 6%. • 95% of British Jews consider the chant ‘from the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free’ to be an antisemitic call to destroy the Jewish state. Only 2% do not. See the rest of the findings on our website.

At Oldham Healthy Living Festival. With @UCLanPsychology

What a lovely thing to find at my desk. Thank you to the @UniLancs neuropsychology society with @UCLanPsychology. Psychologists are so nice!

Ever feel like an imposter? I will be addressing this at Oldham Library on the back of my book, Why Do I Feel like an Imposter? (Watkins Publishing 2019). Come on down! hla.oldham.gov.uk/.../why-do…