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1. Experiences of online counselling in Higher Education : a Digital Native perspective

Author

Wyatt, Claire, Hanley, Terry, and Wynn, Gabriel

Subjects
Counselling Psychology, Student, Online counselling, Digital native, Higher Education
Abstract

Background: Research suggests that 75% of people who develop a mental health illness are more likely to do so between 16 and 25 years of age. Higher Education (HE) digital native students are at greater risk of experiencing psychological distress due to this transitional life stage but have the potential for greater targeted social and emotional support. Kooth Student was developed in 2017 offering online counselling to HE students between 18 and 25 years. The use of online counselling is growing particularly with HE digital native students however, further research is needed to understand how online counselling is experienced by this population and how services may be improved. Aim: The aim of this research was to further understanding of what HE digital native students find helpful/unhelpful in this type of support, why online counselling may be a preferred medium of therapeutic communication to in-person counselling and how the therapeutic relationship is subjectively experienced. Methodology: The design of the study is a qualitative reflexive thematic analysis based on Braun and Clarke's (2019) six stages of analysis. Eight participants, recruited through the Kooth service, engaged in semi-structured, online (text-based) interviews via the Kooth platform. Interview transcripts were then analysed to develop themes. Findings: The analysis generated five themes: 1) the context of seeking online counselling; 2) Assumptions and expectations; 3) safe and familiar context to facilitate the shaping of identity; 4) development of self in relationship; and 5) support and information at the touch of a button. Discussion: The study highlights assumptions made about HE digital native students and their technical and communication skill ability. Accordingly, there is a lack of understanding of the online counselling structure, process and therapeutic communication. Despite this, HE digital native students experience safety, control and freedom in online counselling that offers an escape and relief from reality and a space to develop a sense of self and interpersonal skills with others whilst also facilitating the avoidance of social anxiety experienced in in-person counselling. Online counselling offers several unique factors which meet students' needs. Potential implications and recommendations for Kooth, other online counselling services and counselling psychology are considered.

Published
2022

2. NEST Conference 2023 Contributions

Author

Elfgen, Anne, Terhorst, Dennis, Neftci, Emre, Geminiani, Alice, Wyatt, Claire, Shimoura, Renan Oliveira, De Santis, Francesco, Sartori, Carlo Andrea, Haug, Nicolai, Spreizer, Sebastian, Mitchell, Jessica, Graber, Steffen, Ghazinouri, Behnam, Villamar, Jose, Linssen, Charl, Babu, Pooja, Huisman, Brent, Hater, Thorsten, Elfgen, Anne, Dennis Terhorst, Plesser, Hans Ekkehard, Kurth, Anno, Morrison, Abigail, De Schepper, Robin, and Diesmann, Markus

Abstract

This is the booklet published for the NEST Conference 2023. The NEST Initiative is excited to invite everyone interested in Neural Simulation Technology and the NEST Simulator to the virtual NEST Conference 2023. The NEST Conference provides an opportunity for the NEST Community to meet, exchange success stories, swap advice, learn about current developments in and around NEST spiking network simulation and its application. We particularly encourage young scientists to participate in the conference!

Published
2023
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3. HiRSE Seminar Series 2022 - Celebration 10 years of the RSE Movement 2012-2022

Author

Wyatt, Claire

Subjects
Research Software Engineering, Community Building, Research Software Engineers
Abstract

A presentation describing the journey from 2012 to 2022 of the RSE Movement primarily in the UK but also leading to RSE Chapters around the world. Includes community activites from the last six years and upcoming events for 2022/2023.

Published
2022
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4. Digital Delivery of Mental Health Therapies: A guide to the benefits and challenges, and making it work

Author

Rothwell, Emily, Elliot, Kate, Da'Bell, Dan Mills, Green, Lynne, Hanley, Terry, Wyatt, Claire, Lloyd, Mike, Parry, Sarah, Karekla, Maria, Kassianos, Angelos P., Papageorgiou, Danae, Nield, Cal, Rees, Sarah, Welford, Mary, Yates, Anne Marie, Brick, Holly, Wilks, Chelsey, Farrell, Derek, Clifford, Clair, Perkin, Alesia Moulton, Masheder, Jiva, Cavanagh, Kate, Strauss, Clara, Burbach, Frank, Helps, Sarah, McMahon, Elizabeth, Powell, John, Weitz, Phillipa, Jeans, Andy, Leigh, Simon, Andrews, Tim, Gilding, Kate, Donkin, Liesje, and Fleming, Terry

Subjects
Mental health support, Digital platforms, Mental health therapies, Treatment digitally, Clinical Medicine, Medical and Health Sciences
Abstract

This guide shares best practice for delivering mental health support and treatment digitally. Part One considers aspects relevant to all digital mental health interventions, such as therapeutic alliance, risk, safeguarding, working with complexity, and what people are looking for from digital support. Part Two focuses on specific therapies and models, including CBT, ACT, DBT, CFT, CAT and EMDR, and how they can be adapted for digital delivery. Whatever technology is available to you, this book will support you in taking your practice onto whichever digital platforms both you, and your clients feel comfortable with. With top tips from a wide range of practitioners, this book opens a conversation about the benefits, challenges and best practice for delivering mental health therapies using digital platforms.

Published
2022

6. Society of Research Software Engineering Trustees Annual Report

Author

Richmond, Paul, Brett, Alys, Hettrick, Simon, Williams, Matt, Allard, Tania, Brown, Anna, Duta, Mihaela, Graham, James, Wyatt, Claire, Turner, Andy, Kabiri Chemeh, Mozhgan, and Leng, Joanna

Subjects
Society of Research Software, Research Software Engineer, Research Software Engineering, RSE
Abstract

This is thefirsttrustees’ annual report, covering the period from March 2019 – June 2020. Highlights will be presented in the trustees’ reports at the AGM. A plain text version of this and the accounts are published on the charity commission website.

Published
2020
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8. A systematic review of higher education students' experiences of engaging with online therapy.

Author

Hanley, Terry and Wyatt, Claire

Subjects
*PSYCHOLOGY of college students, *PATIENT participation, *SOCIAL support, *PATIENT autonomy, *HEALTH services accessibility, *INTERNET, *SYSTEMATIC reviews, *MOTIVATION (Psychology), *MENTAL health, *SOCIAL stigma, *EXPERIENCE, *STUDENTS, *STUDENT attitudes, *MENTAL illness, *THERAPEUTIC alliance
Abstract

Aim: The prevalence of mental health difficulties and the demand for psychological support for students in higher education (HE) appear to be increasing. Online therapy is a widely accessible resource that could provide effective support; however, little is known about such provision. The aim of this study was therefore to answer the research question 'What factors serve to influence higher education students' levels of engagement with online therapy?' Method: A systematic review of qualitative scholarly and peer‐reviewed literature was conducted across 10 databases. Six papers met the inclusion criteria, were assessed for quality and were analysed using thematic synthesis. Findings: Factors that serve to motivate HE students to engage with online therapy included the perception that it might enhance the quality of the therapeutic relationship, that it would facilitate more autonomy in the work, and that it might enable them to be anonymous and avoid face‐to‐face contact. In contrast, demotivating factors were primarily practical in nature. Fitting therapeutic work into their busy lives, technological challenges and persisting mental health stigma proved important factors. Conclusion: This review synthesises the reasons why HE students might engage with or withdraw from online therapy. It highlights that students appear to view online therapy positively, but they can be inhibited by both personal and practical issues. Therapeutic services therefore need to ensure that information about the work they offer online is clear and transparent and that the platforms they work on are secure and stable. Finally, the need for further research, to keep abreast of technological developments, is recommended. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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9. Research Software Engineers: State of the Nation Report 2017

Author

Brett, Alys, Croucher, Michael, Haines, Robert, Hettrick, Simon, Hetherington, James, Stillwell, Mark, and Wyatt, Claire

Subjects
Careers, New roles in research, Research Software Engineer, Software, RSE, Research community
Abstract

Most research would be impossible without software, and this reliance is forcing a rethink of the skills needed in a traditional research group. With the emergence of software as the pre-eminent research tool used across all disciplines, comes the realisation that a significant majority of results are based, ultimately, on the skill of the experts who design and build that software. The UK has led the world in supporting a new role in academia: the Research Software Engineer (RSE). This report describes the new expert community that has flourished in UK research, details the successes that have been achieved, and the barriers that prevent further progress.

Published
2017

10. LETTERS.

Author

Badnell-Waters, Amanda, Wyatt, Claire, Brautigam, Jason, Thomas, Hugh, Smith, Julie, and Holmes, Iain

Published
2023

11. Getting away with genocide?

Author

Wyatt, Claire

Abstract

Zwischen 1975 und Januar 1979 wurden im damaligen kommunistischen Kambodscha durch die herrschende Khmer Rouge Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit begangen. Nach der Befreiung (oder der Invasion) Kambodschas durch Vietnam im Januar 1979 wurde ein mögliches Genozidverfahren zum Hauptthema der neuen (pro Vietnam) Regierung. Erst im Jahr 2011 wurde der ehemalige Leiter des S-21s (Sicherheitsgefängnis) Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch zur 35 Jahren Haft für Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit verurteilt. Das Tribunal ist das erste, international anerkannte Tribunal für die Khmer Rouge In Kambodscha. In dieser Arbeit wurde die Suche nach Justiz in Kambodscha zwischen 1979 und 2011 betrachtet. In den 90er Jahren, nach dem Kalten Krieg, wurde die liberale Demokratie zum bevorzugten politischen System aufgrund des 'Sieges' Amerikas im Kalten Krieg. Damit wurde ,transitional justice' als Lösung für ehemalige kommunistischen Länder, die sich zur Demokratie umwandeln wollten oder sollten, populär. ,Transitional justice' verbindet das traditionelle Tribunal mit anderen Methoden z.B. Wahrheitskommissionen oder Entschädigungen und versucht Justiz für die Opfer des ehmaligen autoritären Regimes zu bekommen ohne den Umstieg (Transition) zur Demokratie zu stören. Dieses Konzept wurde in Kambodscha nur mit beschränkten Erfolg angewendet. Im ersten Teil dieser Arbeit wurden die bisherigen angewendeten ,transitional justice' Methoden genau untersucht. Im zweiten Teil wurde der Zustand der kambodschanischen Demokratie analysiert um festzustellen, ob ,transitional justice' den Umstieg zur Demokratie verhindert oder verbessert hat. Im letzten Teil wurde die Politik Kambodschas im internationalen, regionalen und nationalen Kontext dargestellt um zu zeigen wie sehr die kambodschanische Politik von der Politik des Kalten Krieges und der ,neuen liberalen Ära' beeinflusst wurde und wird. Das Ziel dieser Arbeit ist es die ,Erfolge' und ,Fehler' von ,transitional justice' in Kambodscha ausführlich darzustellen.

Published
2011
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13. Future farmer.

Author

Wyatt, Claire

Abstract

The article offers information on the significance of the new possible jobs or specialists in farming practice. Geoengineers have the special skills in carbon sequestration, converting leftover materials into charcoal. Energy farmers could gain income from energy production and management. Insect farmers have bred insects in controlled environments to be let loose on the land.

Published
2011

15. Letters.

Author

HIGGINS, GILLIAN, Shoosmith, Josephine, Cairns, Angela, Wyatt, Claire, and Overton, Rose

Published
2016

16. Sustainable cities, Bristol fashion.

Author

Wyatt, Claire

Abstract

The article reports on the launching of a new project, Sustainable Bristol City Region Programme, during the Forum of the Future in Bristol City, England to establish a sustainable urban living. According to Hellen Holland, Bristol City Region Council leader, the sustainability of the city with a low carbon economy and with an efficient use of resources is the aim of the City Council. Moreover, it relates that the project will provide world-class model schemes in several areas including sustainable mobility, built environment, and other areas that include local food, waste, education, and climate change.

Published
2008

17. Going green by stages.

Author

Wyatt, Claire

Abstract

The article discusses the Climatic Change Action Plan in theatres in London, England. It is stated that the National Theatre has made a start on this plan with its new lighting scheme, which will cut electricity use by 20% and a tidy £100,000 a year. According to Sara Weir from Arts Council England, they have begun to notice the art sector really taking a lead in prompting organizational change because sustainable, energy-efficient practice is their central agenda. It is concluded that the real value of theatre is an art form that communicates to people on an emotional level, confronting difficult issues to change behavior in a way that no science or statistics can change.

Published
2008

18. wine: not smart for babies.

Author

Frigaard, Lynne R., Kuhn, Karen, Wyatt, Claire A., Wenk, Sarah, Burke, Janine, Lynch, Eve, and Weaver, Tina

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *PHYSIOLOGICAL effects of wine, *MENINGITIS, *WEIGHT loss, *PERIODICALS
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues of the periodical "Health." "Diary of a New (Old) Mother," which discussed the effects of wine on developing babies in the U.S.; "This Disease Isn't Rare Enough for Me," which focused on meningitis vaccine Menomune; "Losing It," which centered on losing more than just weight.

Published
2004

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