Yes, what happened to good old fashioned Rogerian non directive counselling? I guess it is not currently fashionable. Early on in my ME I saw a...
It is looking like the US is making really good progress. From a distance it is looking like the ME and Long Covid lobby groups main problems...
Though in theory I would agree with this, but not when those promoting and providing the counselling are the same people who are dismissing,...
Personally I find the most common triggers of suicidal ideation relate to interacting with benefits agencies. No amount of psychological...
Sorry as someone else pointed out to me ( I had known, but then forgotten), that Prof Chalder is not a clinical psychologist but came through as a...
At what point does such behaviour become criminal. I tried looking at the UK clinical psychologists professional body website but could not find...
Technically neuropsychology looks specifically at issues like cognitive function, the mechanics of perception, language production, taste, hunger,...
Is it just me having problems with the term ‘neuropsychiatric’ as opposed to ‘neuropsychological’? For me the former is suggesting more than just...
I agree, in real life clinical studies the situation can be very complex, and although objective measures are infinitely preferable to subjective...
I read over forty years ago, a research paper that attempted to compare different types of psychotherapy. It was dated then and I can’t remember...
What we can say is that such trauma is neither necessary nor sufficient for FM: not everyone who has FM has experienced such trauma, and not...
Each section would then have sub sections eg 3 getting sufficient/appropriate food/nutrition when any physical activity severely limited,...
It is so frustrating that virtually no one is developing a cumulative expertise or examples of good practice, in relation to the various aspects...
At least it is good that we are seeing testing for orthostatic intolerance as default in some contexts. This can only help people better...
Here in the UK my GP did refer me to an NHS community based dietician, who saw me at my doctor’s surgery. This was only after I had myself...
A very useful article, let’s hope it gets widely read.
@Michiel Tack, thank you another excellent read. Are you considering the possibility of publishing the whole series together in book form?
Thank you for pointing this out. I have got stuck in focusing on what the new guidelines may fail to achieve, and forgotten how big a step...
I don’t know the thinking behind this specific survey, but my understanding is that surveys are useful to get general ideas and possibilities,...
Ignoring the theory element of the graphic, do people see it as a useful way of classifying symptoms? I have for sometime been trying to work out...
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