A number of the team from Bath MHRG and the wider University of Bath Psychology department attended at EABCT Conference in Glasgow in September. EBACT Conference was attended by Dr Tom Jenkins, Dr Atiyya Nisar, Dr Pamela Jacobsen,  Prof Ailsa Russell and Lucy Clarkson.

The European Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies (EABCT) is a non-profit organisation that brings together 56 member associations and 7 affiliate associations from 43 different countries.
Dr Tom Jenkins is presented the scoping review work on interventions and their acceptability for young people who have experienced early adverse childhood experiences. We are starting to build local connections with this research including with young people with lived experience and partner organisations delivering work in this field to inform the next stages of the research and embed it in real life experiences.

Dr Tom Jenkins and Dr Atiyya Nisar are pictured presenting work on single session digital interventions for young adults, the work has been led by Dr Maria Loades. You can find out more about the work here and access single session interventions and take part in further research here.