Abi Rose

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Please share! We're inviting women to take part in a study to get feedback on new #alcohol resources for #women who are trying to conceive, pregnant and/or parenting children. Use the link for more info and to register your interest.

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Our new study exploring the interplay of menopausal symptoms, #alcohol use, and #MentalHealth. #Women with worse #menopause symptoms were more likely to report drinking to cope, and this partially mediated the association between symptoms and hazardous drinking journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Brilliant talk by Prof Mark Bellis on #AdverseChildhoodExperiences There's so much short and long-term value from putting resources into prevention

A qualitative exploration into the experiences of the menstrual cycle in relation to alcohol use and research Despite approximately half of the population experiencing menstrual cycles, little is known about experiences of fluctuations in mood and behavior relating to alcohol use. Literature has investigat...

Very lucky - Jasmine was a brilliant PhD student! New paper exploring experiences and awareness of associations between #alcohol use and #menstrual cycle. This focuses on lower risk drinkers. When I speak to women in recovery, there can be more awareness of an impact urldefense.com/v3/__https:/...

Current and future trends in the consumption, sale and purchasing of alcohol‐free and low‐alcohol products in Great Britain, 2014 to 2023 Background and Aims The UK Government has committed to reducing alcohol consumption by 2025 through increasing the availability of alcohol-free and low-alcohol (no/lo) drinks. This study estimated c...

Some of my awesome colleagues have a really nice new paper out today in @addictionjournal.bsky.social looking at recent trends in no/lo alcohol sales and forecasting what might happen to the market in the next couple of years.

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The Dark History of London’s Drug World | Betwixt The Sheets: The History of Sex, Scandal & Society

A reminder that you can catch my conversation with @k8lister.bsky.social on drug use and drug cultures in 1920s London here... shows.acast.com/betwixt-the-...

You'll be reimbursed with £25 shopping voucher for your time. Happy to answer questions and provide more info! Please contact me (A.K.Rose@ljmu.ac.uk) or the MARI researcher, Elaine McNeill (e.mcneill@ljmu.ac.uk). Please share! Thanks.

We'll create short, anonymous stories to include in new alcohol resources tailored to women. Interviews will cover the roles alcohol has had in your life, the benefits and challenges of reducing or stopping drinking, what worked for you. Stories will give women a sense of community and empowerment.

We're looking for women, and their partners, who have tried to reduce/stop drinking when trying to conceive, during pregnancy, and/or early motherhood (first 5 years). You're invited to take part in an interview (online if preferred). Please contact me or Elaine (researcher) e.mcneill@ljmu.ac.uk

Participants should be 18 years or older, live in the UK, and speak fluent English. Should take around 10-15 minutes. We want to get as diverse a sample a possible, so we can see what sorts of characteristics may affect how alcohol strength influences our decisions.

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My students are running a study, asking women what they would find useful in alcohol resources when they're trying to conceive, pregnant, and mums of younger children. There are no restrictions based on how much or how little you drink! Please consider taking part. Thanks!

In January 2025 @nhsUHLG declared a critical incident due to pressures of #flu and #respiratory illness in #Liverpool. #vaccinations can reduce #influenza severity, yet rates remain low. We analysed sociodemographic factors related to #vaccine uptake (1/3)

We're hiring people to join us at LJMU Psychology! It's a lovely place to work (and Liverpool is great - speaking from someone not born/raised here) so if you're in forensic psychology why not apply! @ljmuofficial.bsky.social jobs.ljmu.ac.uk/internal/vac...

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One more share for this exciting postdoc job on what promises to be an extremely impactful project shaping how UK social care is delivered for autistic people.

Closing date 30th January!

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We're creating public health alcohol resources for women who are trying to conceive, pregnant, and mums of younger children. These are for anyone - no matter how much or little you drink. It's about providing clear, balanced information and support to women, so they can make their own decisions.

More coproduction with women and healthcare providers! We looked at Colours/design, Wellbeing tools, Drink/mood trackers, Preferred information and how to frame this so it's impactful but non-judgemental. Let me know if you want to get involved!

Do you have a PhD in Psychology, Neuroscience or Neuroimaging & are looking for a post-doc?

Do you want to join a friendly lab?

Do you want to live in Norwich (UK) - gorgeous city close to the beach? You can surf, meet seals, do wonderful walks, eat gelato & enjoy gorgeous sunsets!

I hope your 2025 is fun, calm and full of good health, with a peppering of adventure and a sprinkle of magic. Beautiful sunsets should feature too!

This work will produce new resources/tools to support #women to make their own decisions around #alcohol use. There is no criteria around how much/how little you drink. This research is funded by National Institute of Health Research #NoShame #NoStigma #WomensHealth

We also want professionals who work with these women to be involved. The session is 10am to 1pm, with lunch from 1. We will provide up to £75 shopping vouchers for your time and cover travel/childcare expenses. Please use the QR code or email us for more details and to sign up. e.mcneill@ljmu.ac.uk

Black text on white background. Description of research with QR code and email address (e.mcneill@ljmu.ac.uk) to find out more information and to sign up to take part. The research aims to co-create alcohol-related information and resources to help women who are trying to get pregnant, pregnant, and/or mums of young children find clear, honest, and consistent information and advice around alcohol, and tools to help them make their own decisions around drinking. The resources will be designed to reduce shame and stigma associated with women's alcohol use. People who take part will be compensated for their time, with up to £75 shopping vouchers, and travel and childcare costs will be reimbursed. There are not requirements around how much or how little people drink - we are interested in hearing a diverse range of voices.

@bsky.app Pls share! We're creating new resources for women about alcohol during pregnancy and early motherhood. Our 2nd coproduction session is Mon 13th Jan in #Liverpool city centre. We need #women (and partners) who are trying to get pregnant, #pregnant, #mums with kids up to 5 years old

First coproduction session done! Women coming together to create new resources and support for around alcohol use and wellbeing when trying to conceive, during pregnancy and early motherhood. They had so much to say and I got to play with babies! Funded by @nihr.bsky.social