Read blogs written by our School of Allied Health and Community staff and students.

 

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Have I argued with my family this week?
Dr Katherine Gordon Smith discusses her recent research into mood monitoring in bipolar disorder 
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Doing Disability Research Differently
The University of Worcester and the University of Tsukuba, Japan, have explored a 'new' way to do disability research that embraces the unique cultures of the world. 
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Beyond the baby blues
Dr Amy Perry, Research Associate with the Mood Disorders Research Group, highlights the impact of pregnancy and childbirth for women with bipolar disorder.  
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HEALTHY EATING IN DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES
Justine Bold, Senior Lecturer in Nutritional Therapy, explores the challenges of healthy eating and wellbeing  
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World Bipolar Day
Krista Easton discusses her research into bipolar disorder and her journey from undergraduate to PhD student 
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LIVED EXPERIENCE OF BIPOLAR DISORDER IN RESEARCH
Dr Katherine Gordon-Smith discusses the benefits of involving individuals with lived experience in research. 
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND MENTAL HEALTH: EXPLORING BIPOLAR DISORDER
How does physical activity affect the health of those with bipolar disorder? 
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