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Recording now available 💻🚨 In case you missed it, you can now catch the latest instalment of our Women's Winter Webinars series discussing the latest in PMDD research over on our YouTube channel ⬇️ youtube.com/watch?v=7gr6ClnC… @AriannaDiFlorio @FTWW_Wales @IAPMDglobal @Becci_frost87 @LauraTeareJones
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Sometimes we focus on negative aspects of what is going on for us,the more we notice the bigger they seem to get. Small changes,actively shifting some attention towards more helpful emotions/activities can help back balance.#nhsgrampian #ABERDEENSHIRE #psychologicaltherapies
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how to live with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) at work dlvr.it/T1q6JP
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We are conducting an online survey to understand help-seeking and healthcare experiences for #premenstrual symptoms. To learn more and take part: cambridge.eu.qualtrics.com/j…
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🔔 In the next episode of Is Anybody Listening? we speak to Min about her #PMDD, the guilt of inconclusive investigations, diagnosis, & how the transcience of symptoms invites people to doubt their existence. Listen through link in bio! #EvelynHealth #MyNormal #PMDDawareness
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The Heather Trickey Essay Prize 2023 is now live! Deadline 8th Jan 2024. Essays should: ⭐️Identify a specific area of women’s reproductive health ⭐️Be realistic & identify barriers for change ⭐️Be solution-focused Winner receives a £1000 prize. heathertrickeyprize.org/the-…
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Do you have #PMDD? We are looking for people with #premenstrualdysphoricdisorder to take part in a survey - we need more people with PMDD to take part, especially if you have undergone some kind of treatment. More info below! durhamuniversity.qualtrics.c…
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Join us for 'PMDD at Work', the third in our series of ‘Menstrual Health at Work’ webinars with @IAPMDglobal for this FREE menstrual health at work webinar. Wednesday 15th November from 12pm – 1pm Find out more or register at: endometriosis-uk.org/civicrm…
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Self Care September - Day 14: If you’re busy, allow yourself to pause and take a break actionforhappiness.org/self-… #SelfCareSeptember
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📌Clinical Approaches to Premenstrual Disorders This is an IAPMD Professional Community Webinar featuring Clinical Psychologist Sharryn Muir. The content is aimed at Healthcare Professionals & Researchers. Get your tickets here: ow.ly/k3nC50PLJbL💙 #pmdd #pme #pms
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What are researchers learning about how hormones and mental health interact? On today's Speaking of Psychology, @eisenlohr_moul discusses the science of hormone sensitivity, the causes of severe premenstrual symptoms, and the best available treatments. apa.org/news/podcasts/speaki…
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👉 Wait till the end for how to beat it. This is something we all do. When did it last come up for you? Did you notice that it left you feeling defeated, hopeless and tempted to give up? The Domino Mindset will do that to you. This one single event suddenly seems to represent both your past and future. “Everything goes wrong for me. I’m always going to be a loser. I don’t know why I bother.” Statements like this sound like a domino mindset. It’s a cognitive bias that most clinicians call overgeneralisation. It’s when you take one single event and use it to judge past events or predict the future. You draw conclusions on things that are not necessarily justified by the event that just happened. But if you don’t notice the implicit bias in those thoughts, they will bring on a whole host of pain and struggle. But the good news is that simply spotting when your thoughts might be biased helps to take some of the power out of them. It enables you to be open to considering a different way of looking at things.
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Self-care isn't selfish, it's essential 💕 Join us for Self-Care September and find ways to be kind to yourself as well as others actionforhappiness.org/self-… #SelfCareSeptember
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While there is no cure yet for PMDD or PME, many women and AFAB individuals have found relief from different treatments, one of them being EXERCISE. Numerous studies have found that exercise can be very effective in alleviating symptoms of anxiety & depression.💙#feelgoodfriday
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Premenstrual anxiety is a thing! While premenstrual symptoms can vary, many women & AFAB individuals battle anxiety prior to their cycles via #PMDD or #PME. Learning about grounding with the 5 senses can be a valuable tool to manage these symptoms. 💙 #feelgoodfriday #grounding
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‘Scientists check the absorbency of period products with blood for the first time’ No, that is not a study from the 70s, 80s this is from a study released this month. Until this study, scientists checked the absorbency of period products with saline solution…SALINE.
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Everyone needs to listen to this podcast with @LizEarleMe talking about hormones and mental health with the incredible @jayashrikulkar1 - so much change should be happening including much needed research in this area
Thanks for sharing - yes, it’s a GOOD one 👌🏼@jayashrikulkar1
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I often talk about how there is much more to the menopause than hot flushes. Hormone changes affect your memory, mood and cognition too which is what Dr @​​ @danreisel (who is a Specialist Registrar in gynaecology at University College London and our Newson Health Clinical Research Lead) and I talk about on my podcast this week.
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Medical textbooks don’t mention menstruation - or give scant coverage of menstrual physiology. No wonder medical clinicians know little about menstrual difficulties or don’t take menstruators seriously. Great talk by Sally King #SMCR23 @MenstruationOrg
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