Katharine Rimes

PPIE & Coproduction Lead Researcher role. Exciting job opportunity to help shape the PPIE/Coproduction strategy for an ambitious new five-year programme designed to strengthen mental health research in South-West Peninsula (SWP). Available at band 6 or band 7.
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New paper: Emotion Regulation Differences Between Gender and Sexuality Groups: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
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Another new post to work on exciting new mental health research project- Senior Research Fellow
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New post - Leadership and Governance research management role - join us to work on exciting new project in the beautiful South West
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🌈 New publication alert!

“Development of a natural language processing application for LGBTQ+ status in mental health records”: rb.gy/xzl7k0

This work will support better understanding of mental health inequalities faced by LGBTQ+ people.

@krimes.bsky.social @nihrmaudsleybrc.bsky.social

Colleague Angela Piccini is collaborating with Ruby Nation, researching the histories of lesbian lives in Plymouth, UK. Please support this free event at the wonderful The Box, Plymouth @theboxplymouth.bsky.social

Congratulations to Mathijs Lucassen & team; new paper about developing a web-based intervention to support the mental well-being of sexual and gender minoritised adolescents. Great working with you @kebrown27.bsky.social
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Funded PhD studentships in the School of Psychology Information about funded PhD studentships in the School of Psychology.

Interested in funded PhD about supporting people with climate distress & how to take positive action? Example project: Photography-based intervention to help young adults process and communicate their feelings about climate change.
If so, please email me! www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools/psyc...

Interested in funded clinical psychology PhD? 6 available at Uni of Plymouth, UK. For example projects see under Health, Applied and Social Psychology list. Or email me with your own ideas if they fit with my research interests. You need a 1st class honours degree.
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“We're not one-box issue people”: Intersectional perspectives on LGBTQ+ mental health in schools: A UK qualitative study with students, staff and training providers AbstractThere is limited intersectionality-informed, contextually diverse qualitative research on school experiences of LGBTQ+ students and links to m…

Wonderful oversight by Charlotte Woodhead ensured meaningful co-production with young researchers & Mosaic Trust. Congratulations to all for 2nd paper from UKRI-funded STEPS study. @kingscsmh.bsky.social @knowlesg42.bsky.social @kingsioppn.bsky.social @ukri.org
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In the Face of Climate Change, We Must Act So That We Can Feel Hopeful—Not the Other Way Around Some of the impacts of climate change are already here today. But the worst can still be avoided. Our future is in our hands.

The world has changed before and, when it did, it wasn’t because a president, a prime minister, a CEO or a celebrity decided it had to.

It began when ordinary people – people of no particular power, wealth, or fame – decided that the world could and should be different.

Thinking differently about change.
- Transformation: large-scale, top-down initiatives aimed at achieving an ideal end state.
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- Trajectory change: deep, values-aligned shifts, rooted in adaptability, collaboration & shifting power.
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The Power of (good) Food with Nick Weir of the Open Food Network Good, nutritious, affordable - obtainable - food is crucial not just to our survival, but to our flourishing. Knowing that our global food/farming system is broken, how do we transform to something th...

Our global #food & #farming system is broken

So how do we transform it to something that supports healthy people and a thriving biosphere?

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#AccidentalGods #Podcast w @nickweir.bsky.social

#ClimateEmergency
#OpenFoodNetwork
#OpenSource
#RegenerativeFarming

When it comes to the climate crisis, educators need to tackle the identity problem - Erasmus Magazine A lot of students walk around with a guilty conscience and a feeling of unease, despite their utilitarian rationalizations regarding sustainability, says education expert Ginie Servant-Miklos. She thi...

YES! 'Only education that helps to rebuild environmental identities will succeed....we to help students... to appreciate and value nature not as a consumer, but as something we’re a part of and we can build meaningful relationships with.' Ginie Servant-Miklos

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Holding the Paradox: Navigating a changing world with Andrea Hiott of Making Ways We are not going back. But how do we go forward now in a world where the old norms are under assault by people who move fast and break everything? How do we find a place of balance and compassion - fo...

We are not going back.

But how do we go forward now in a world where the only certainty is uncertainty and we need to embrace the paradox of dichotomy if we are to be whole?

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#AccidentalGods #Podcast @lovephilosophy.substack.com

#ChangeIsComing
#Waymakers

The Impact of Role Models on Sexual Minority Women: A Qualitative Interview Study Sexual minority women (e.g., lesbian, bisexual, pansexual) have increased risk of experiencing various mental health problems compared to sexual minority men and heterosexual individuals. Sexual minor...

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Congratulations to Khushi Mann & Salina Tesfamichael, great to work with you on this paper about role models.