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EPSRC PhD studentship on sleep and wellbeing - Open!
This joint PhD between Psychology and WMG will present an opportunity for the successful student to develop and pilot a sleep intervention for sub-clinical insomnia in students at university and adults at work, as part of the Psychology-led Student Mental Health and Resilience in Transition (SMaRT) project and the WMG-led Midlands Engine Mental Health and Productivity project. Based on the insomnia literature and previous research carried out by the proposed supervisors, the successful student will investigate ways to enhance motivation to improve sleep health and the effectiveness of sleep hygiene in terms of content and delivery format.
This is for a Dec 2019 start. Get in touch if you are interested.
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Dr Tang on BBC Cov & War Radio
with talking about the clock change.
European 'Insomnia treatment for preventing cardiovascular diseases and mental disorders', symposium in Hannover, Germany
A highly informative meeting, gathering a number of insomnia researchers across Europe. Dr Tang presented her work on sleep and wellbeing in university students and new parents. Arman Rakhimov as a early career researcher presented his PhD project on self-compassion and sleep.
I-WOTCH protocol is published
Testing a support programme for opioid reduction for people with chronic non-malignant pain: the I-WOTCH randomised controlled trial protocol
Opioids are not sleep aids, and can actually worsen sleep
Check out our new study published in
