In addition to Discovery Research Platform events, Durham's Institute for Medical Humanities hosts a yearly seminar series related to our research strands. Most of these events are hybrid. You can catch up on what you missed by watching the recordings below.
A hybrid seminar by Dr Simon Hackett on the application of creative therapies to non-pharmacological interventions for mental health improvement.
A hybrid seminar by Dr Şerife Tekin on integrating a first-person model of the self into research and clinical treatment in psychiatry.
Hybrid seminar delivered by Professor Jon Simons (University of Leeds) considering the latest evidence on remembering from functional neuroimaging and studies of patients with neurological and psychiatric conditions.
Hybrid seminar delivered by Professor Karen Throsby (University of Leeds) on how - within the self-help domain - giving up sugar is never simply a benign health intervention.
Hybrid seminar delivered by Dr Rob Boddice (Tampere University, Finland) which puts the case for a history of the nocebo effect and the power of situated belief to cause real and lasting harm.
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