Happy to see this systematic review of interventions to support informal #StrokeCarers with quality of life, carer burden, depression and anxiety, by University of East Anglia ClinPsyD trainee Laura Farrell, Melinda Warty, Fergus Gracey & me, published open access in Disability & Rehabilitation 📰

“In person registration closes June 19th 2025, with virtual registration closing July 9th 2025. ‘On the day’ in person registration is available and charged at the higher rate of £65 via bank transfer. See opsyris.org/meetings/man... for details”

Very proud of Sian Carroll who presented her ClinPsyD research today at #UKSF24 (photos show Sian in front of her conference poster)

And in case you need an example of how clinical psychology training can help meet this challenge, go to Poster Session 1 where Sian Carroll will be presenting her UEA ClinPsyD thesis research on "Increasing intention to screen for suicidality in people with post-stroke aphasia".

I'll be talking about how local clinical psychology training programmes can help with meeting the challenge of delivering neuropsychological support for stroke.