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Articles by Mark Llewellyn
International Journal of Integrated Care
Introduction: multi-professional working in context Multi-professional working is often viewed as a solution to challenges faced between professionals when working with people who are experiencing complex health and care problems [1].
The Silence After She Died Wasn’t Just Grief
How delayed farewells reveal the quiet weight of family, trauma, and unspoken pain By Mark Llewellyn Photo by Tamara Bellis on Unsplash This past May, we finally held the interment ceremony for my oldest sister’s ashes. She had passed away the previous August, but the ceremony was delayed for months — not just due to logistics, but because we were waiting for her children to reach out. My sister, K, had spent nearly two decades in a care facility, living with severe mental illness.
Riset: Sepak bola bisa jadi terapi efektif untuk meningkatkan kesehatan mental
Bermain sepak bola adalah suatu cara yang baik untuk mendapatkan kebugaran fisik. Namun riset baru kami menunjukkan bahwa olahraga teratur juga dapat meningkatkan kesehatan mental, kepercayaan diri sosial, dan pencapaian tujuan hidup . Saat kami mengeksplorasi dampak dari permainan yang indah itu pada orang-orang dengan tantangan kesehatan mental, banyak pemain yang kami ajak bicara mengatakan bahwa permainan mingguan mereka memperbaiki tingkat stres dan kecemasan.
Frontiers | Source localized infraslow neurofeedback training in people with chronic painful knee osteoarthritis: A randomized, double-blind, sham-controlled feasibility clinical trial
Introduction Persistent pain is a significant presenting complaint in knee osteoarthritis (KOA), leading to activity limitation and participation restrictions (Vongsirinavarat et al., 2020). Available non-pharmacological and pharmacological interventions for reducing pain and improving function (Yusuf, 2016; Ferreira et al., 2019) only achieve modest improvements in pain outcomes and associated disability (Beswick et al., 2012; Kittelson et al., 2014; Gregori et al., 2018).
Franchising lockdown lessons
"When the pandemic first hit and the March lockdown was announced, we had to close the whole of our network, some 60 franchisees and 250+ employees across the country, as we weren’t classed as an essential service." Experienced franchisor, Mark Llewellyn, founder and joint MD of automotive paint repair franchise, Revive! Auto Innovations said, “When the pandemic first hit and the March lockdown was announced, we had to close the whole of our network, some 60 franchisees and 250+ employees...
One type of activity proves to have a powerful effect on mental health - study
Kickstart your day “When you have the adrenaline pumping it kind of flushes out any kind of negative emotions.” John Lamb / Getty Images Alecia Cousins, Philip Tyson and Mark Llewellyn just now Playing soccer is a good way to get physically fit. But our new study shows that regular kickabout can also lead to improved mental health, social confidence, and a sense of purpose.
Playing football can improve mental health - new research
Playing football is a good way to get physically fit. But our new study shows that a regular kick about can also lead to improved mental health, social confidence and a sense of purpose. As we explored the impact of the beautiful game on people with mental health challenges, many of the players we spoke to said their weekly games improved stress and anxiety levels.
‘When you have the adrenalin pumping, it kind of flushes out any negative emotions’: a qualitative exploration of the benefits of playing football for people with mental health difficulties: Journal of Mental Health: Vol 31, No 2
Abstract Background Physical activity is a factor by which mental health can be improved. However, the association between mental health and physical exercise, in a “team-based sport” setting within the community, remains unclear. Aims The current paper aims to provide an evaluation of a football programme, implemented by Time to Change Wales, funded by the Welsh Government, to improve mental health.
Where is the search for extraterrestrial life up to?
Despite the headlines, no alleged signals from ET have ever been confirmed. Yet far from being put off their search, scientists are stepping it up. For decades scientists have been searching for evidence of life beyond Earth — intelligent or otherwise — using an array of methods.
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