
BREAKING NEWS:
My new book: Short Strolls to Destiny, is now available in paperback, 168 pages: £5.99 + UK p&p. Buy now
BREAKING NEWS:
My new book: Short Strolls to Destiny, is now available in paperback, 168 pages: £5.99 + UK p&p. Buy now
The W.H.O. have published a review I co-authored with Dr Anita Jensen and Dr Wenche Torrissen and it is free to download: HERE
Having firstly trained as a mental health nurse and counsellor, I have taught mental health nursing for nearly two decades at the University of Nottingham where I now hold an Honorary position.
I have developed and researched approaches in Arts and Health for about 20 years. My other main area of research and practice has been the role of the public in the education of mental health professionals.
I have an h-index of 35. My RG Score can be found here
I have supervised 11 PhD students, brought 7 to completion, currently supervise 1 and externally examined 14. I have 143 publications and spoken at 49 international conferences.
Having taken early retirement, I continue with some private academic work, examine PhDs and volunteer as a befriender to people seeking asylum and refugees. I also work as an NHS Volunteer Responder.
In 2013, I set up the Nottingham People's Choir, with the support of the Institute of Mental Health and the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham. One highlight for the choir in 2015 was singing with the Jocelyn Pook Ensemble in the Anxiety Fanfare. Follow this link to see the entire performance at King's Place in London. In 2019 we collaborated collaborating with the Royal Shakespeare Company on our own production of Romeo and Juliet! Read more about the Choir and see a very short video documentary about this project here. Unfortunately, due to the COVID crisis, the Choir has now ceased meeting and performing.
Now I have taken early retirement from the University of Nottingham, I am able to work one day per week with Refugee Roots, a small charity based in Nottingham working with people seeking asylum and refugees. You can read about the charity on the website here.
"This is the podcast for you if you are currently doing a PhD; are working with PhD students; or just living with someone who is on a PhD journey.
The PhD Life Raft will focus on sharing insights and experiences around some common issues like anxiety, procrastination, precariousness, imposter syndrome, and work-life balance. We will talk to students, supervisors and experts in the field of wellbeing and mental health and share actionable tips and additional resources.
Doing a PhD is tough. The PhD Life Raft is here to help you get through. "
I support this journal by being on the editorial board. It is completely free to access and completely free to publish an article. All details can be found here
Digital Conference 21st, 22nd, 23rd June 2021
Conference themes are Inequality; Power; and Sustainability
Join people from all over the world to hear about inspiring work spanning policy, research and practice. We want to place lived experience and co-production at the heart of the programme. The ticket office opens on the 8th March CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Please email me if you would like a PDF copy of any of my articles.
2021
STICKLEY T (2021) Global challenges and changes Perspectives in Public Health 141 (1), 2-2 (open access)
ALATTAR, N., FELTON, A., & STICKLEY, T. (2021). Mental health and stigma in Saudi Arabia: a scoping review. Mental Health Review Journal. DOI: MHRJ-08-2020-0055/full/html
HUSSAIN B., SHEIKH AZ., REPPER J., STICKLEY T., TIMMONS S., and SHAH MH (2021)"Recognizing service users’ diversity: social identity narratives of British Pakistanis in a mental health context", The Journal of Mental Health Training, Education and Practice, https://doi.org/10.1108/JMHTEP-06-2020-0040
2020
STICKLEY, T., MAZLOUMI, G., WEIGHTMAN, J., CHARLES, A and WATSON, M C. (2020). What school-age children think about mental health: a Salutogenic public consultation survey. International Journal of Health Promotion and Education. DOI: 10.1080/14635240.2020.1855598
SINAGA, J., & STICKLEY T (2020). Perceptions of Pre-Registration Mental Health Nurse Educators on the Delivery of Mental Health Nurse Education: A Qualitative Study. International Journal of Caring Sciences, 13(3), 2160-67
GISCOMBE, T, HUI, A & STICKLEY T (2020). Perinatal mental health amongst refugee and asylum-seeking women in the UK. Mental Health Review Journal. 25 (3), 241-253.
HUSSAIN, B., SHEIKH, A., TIMMONS, S., STICKLEY, T., & REPPER, J. (2020). Workforce diversity, diversity training and ethnic minorities: The case of the UK National Health Service. International Journal of Cross Cultural Management, 1470595820938412.
JENSEN A, TORRISSEN W and STICKLEY T. 2020. Arts and public mental health: exemplars from Scandinavia. Public Health Panorama (WHO). 6 (1), 193-210 (English and Russian) OPEN ACCESS - CLICK HERE
2019
ADAMS C and STICKLEY T. 2019. Participatory arts for people using substances: A rapid review of the literature. Nordic Journal of Arts, Health & Culture. 1 (1), 47-59 (open access)
TORRISSEN W and STICKLEY T. 2019. Acting for mental health: A critical narrative analysis of one person’s recovery process. Journal of Applied Arts & Health, 10(1), 57-71.
STICKLEY T, HUI A, STUBLEY M, BAKER F and WATSON M C, 2019. “Write Here, Sanctuary” Creative writing for refugees and people seeking asylum. Arts & Health, An International Journal for Research, Policy and Practice. 11(3), 246-263
HUI A, STICKLEY T, STUBLEY M and BAKER F, 2019. Project eARTh: Participatory arts and mental health recovery, a qualitative study. Perspectives in Public Health. 139(6), 296-302.
2018
DOYLE L, ELLILÄ H, JORMFELDT H, LAHTI M, HIGGINS A, KEOGH B, MEADE O, SITVAST J, SKÄRSÄTER I, STICKLEY T and KILKKU N, 2018. Preparing master-level mental health nurses to work within a wellness paradigm: Findings from the eMenthe project International Journal of Mental Health Nursing. 27(2), 823-832
TORRISSEN W and STICKLEY T, 2018. Participatory theatre and mental health recovery: a narrative inquiry. Perspectives in Public Health. 138(1), 47-54
STICKLEY T, WRIGHT N and SLADE M, 2018. The art of recovery: outcomes from participatory arts activities for people using mental health services Journal of Mental Health. 27, 367-373
LAHTI M, ELLILÄ H, JORMFELDT H, SKÄRSÄTER I, DOYLE L, HIGGINS A, KEOGH B, MEADE O, STICKLEY T, SITVAST J and KILKKU N, 2018. The required knowledge for lifespan mental health promotion and prevention for Master’s level mental health nurse education – the eMenthe project. International Journal of Health Promotion and Education.
STICKLEY T, 2018. Arts, health and wellbeing: a public health approach whose time has come (Editorial) Perspectives in Public Health. 138(1), 3-4
SAYERS T and STICKLEY T, 2018. Participatory Arts, Recovery and Social Inclusion Mental Health and Social Inclusion. 22 Issue: 3, pp.149-156
STICKLEY T and FRESHWATER D, 2018. Emotional Intelligence for Health Care Professions – Professional Compathy. In: LORRAINE DACRE POOL and PAMELA QUALTER, eds., An Introduction to Emotional Intelligence Wiley. 149-160
SKÄRSÄTER I, KEOGH B, DOYLE L, ELLILÄ H, JORMFELDT H, LAHTI M, HIGGINS A, MEADE O, SITVAST J, STICKLEY T and KILKKU N, 2018. Advancing the knowledge, skills and attitudes of mental health nurses working with families and caregivers: A critical review of the literature Nurse Education in Practice. 32, 138-146
JORMFELDT H, DOYLE L, ELLILA H, HIGGINS A, KEOGH B, MEADE O, STICKLEY T, SKARSATER I and KILKKU N, 2018. Master’s level mental health nursing competencies, a prerequisite for equal health among service users in mental health care International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being. 13 (sup1), 1502013.
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