Over the last two months, we have been working with a group of people with long-term conditions to develop a new self-management tool for people with long-term conditions: MyLifeTool. We would like your help to evaluate this tool before it is made available to the public. It does not matter what type of long-term condition…
We officially launched meaningandpurpose.co.uk at an IMACC training event at Teesside University on the 20th March. The event was opened by Professor Natasha Vall (Associate Dean for Research & Innovation, School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law, Teesside University), who described being “touched” by the research work that has led to the development the website…
Dr Lis Hammond gave an insightful talk this week to Teesside University academics and researchers, on IMACC and the relationship between attachment and health.
Dr Lis D. Hammond delivered a workshop on clinical application of the Integrative Model of Adjustment to Chronic Conditions (IMACC) to the multidisciplinary team (MDT) from Trust Psychology and Trust Pain Management (TP/TPM). This company specialises in providing MDT assessments and interventions to adults with pain management and/or psychological needs in the North East of…
Dr Lis Hammond presented ‘The Integrative Model of Adjustment to Chronic Conditions; towards clinical testing and impact in chronic pain’ at the 7th International Conference on Pain Research and Management, which took place in Zurich. The talk was well received and completed an interesting range of talks from students, practitioners and experienced researchers eminent in…
Dr Stephanie Kılınç presented her latest research project, “Finding meaning and purpose: A self-management framework for long-term neurological conditions” (Kılınç, Erdem, Healey, & Cole, in preparation) at the at the BPS Division of Health Psychology Conference which took place at Hilton Newcastle Gateshead.
Dr Lis D. Hammond and Dr Stephanie Kılınç in front of the poster they presented at the BPS Division of Health Psychology Conference in Gateshead. Unfortunately, one author, Alexander Farrington, was not able to be there. The poster, entitled “Revision of the Integrative Model of Adjustment to Chronic Conditions (IMACC- R1): applicability to adult-onset epilepsy”…
Dr Lis Hammond delivered the first of a series of workshops on clinical application of the Integrative Model of Adjustment to Chronic Conditions (IMACC) at the BPS Division of Health Psychology Conference which took place at Hilton Newcastle Gateshead. The audience included health psychology researchers and practitioners. The same workshop will be offered for free…
Dr Stephanie Kılınç helped to organise an impact event in collaboration between Teesside University and Neuro Key. Hannah Erdem presented “Finding meaning and purpose: A framework for the self-management of long-term neurological conditions” (Kılınç, Erdem, Healey, & Cole, in preparation) and Alex Farrington presented “The Integrative Model of Adjustment to Chronic Conditions; applicability to adult…