Carly W. Butler

Transforming molecular neuropathology for adult brain tumor patients in the UK: Insights on implementation, adoption, and patient access (2021-2024)

Kathreena M. Kurian, Andrew P Wright, Fereshteh Sari, Mayen Briggs et autres

BackgroundMolecular neuropathology is evolving rapidly, driven by novel genomic technologies, national policies, and the urgent need for precision brain tumor care. Inequity in access to genomic testing highlighted in previous reports warrants further investigation. Methods: We analyzed anonymized data from 21 United …

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Introducing Heritage Connectedness: Connections to People, Nature and Place Across Time are Associated with Wellbeing and Environmentalism

Miles Richardson, Carly W. Butler, Ian Alcock, Annie Tindley et autres

Humans have a deep desire for connectedness. A sense of relationship with heritage potentially stands as an important form of connectedness that matters for both personal and planetary wellbeing. Exploring the concept of heritage connectedness is the overarching aim of this paper. …

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Connection for conservation: The impact of counting butterflies on nature connectedness and wellbeing in citizen scientists

Carly W. Butler, Iain Hamlin, Miles Richardson, Michelle Lowe et autres

Biodiversity conservation is fundamentally linked to human values, attitudes, and behaviours. Nature connectedness, the strength of a person's relationship with nature, is an important determinant of pro-nature actions, and therefore vital for counteracting biodiversity loss. Citizen science may improve nature connectedness, though …

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PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION WORKSHOPS ARE AN INNOVATIVE METHOD OF OFFERING PSYCHOLOGICAL INPUT TO A WIDER POPULATION

Victoria Hurwitz, Mark Groves, Carly W. Butler, Ellie Kostick et autres

Abstract AIMS People diagnosed with brain tumours are well recognised as needing psychological support. Service provision is limited and can be diffcult to gain engagement. Providing psychology education workshops aims to be inclusive, bring patients and loved ones together and offer an …

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The Joy of birds: the effect of rating for joy or counting garden bird species on wellbeing, anxiety, and nature connection

Maria E. White, Iain Hamlin, Carly W. Butler, Miles Richardson

Abstract The feeding of garden birds is a popular and accessible means of connecting with wildlife in urban environments in the United Kingdom. Past research has found that the main motivations for feeding birds are psychological benefits, concern for bird welfare, and …

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An agenda for creative practice in the new mobilities paradigm

Kaya Barry, Jen Southern, Tess Baxter, Suzy Blondin et autres

Creative practices have made a standing contribution to mobilities research. We write this article as a collective of 25 scholars and practitioners to make a provocation: to further position creative mobilities research as a fundamental contribution and component in this field. The …

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Improving Nature Connectedness in Adults: A Meta-Analysis, Review and Agenda

David Sheffield, Carly W. Butler, Miles Richardson

With clear links between an individual’s sense of nature connectedness, their psychological wellbeing, and engagement in nature-friendly behaviours, efforts to improve people’s relationships with nature can help unite human and planetary wellbeing. In the context of a rapidly growing evidence base, this …

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Letter: Postacute Cognitive Rehabilitation for Adult Brain Tumor Patients

José Pedro Lavrador, Victoria Hurwitz, Carly W. Butler, Kapil Rajwani et autres

To the Editor: We read with renewed enthusiasm the paper published by Weyer-Jamora et al.1 In this paper, the authors provide a comprehensive review of the impact of cognitive rehabilitation in patients with brain tumor after surgery. They suggest a patient-centered framework …

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Nature connectedness and biophilic design

Miles Richardson, Carly W. Butler

Biophilic design involves the creation of built environments that promote connection between humans and nature. While literature reviews show support for the psychological and health benefits of biophilic design, they note that the evidence base is heavily focused on the restorative efficacy …

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Actively Noticing Nature (Not Just Time in Nature) Helps Promote Nature Connectedness

Miles Richardson, Iain Hamlin, Carly W. Butler, Rory Thomas et autres

The climate and biodiversity crises reveal a failing human–nature relationship. The psychological construct of nature connectedness provides a means for understanding and improving that relationship. Furthermore, recent research suggests that higher levels of nature connectedness benefit both people and the environment, promoting …

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The lore and law of the playground

Amanda Bateman, Carly W. Butler

This chapter explores the link between the work of the Opies and ethnomethodological and conversation analytic studies by identifying aspects of young children’s games and rules that have been eloquently explored in both domains. The collective work of the Opies explores children’s …

The 'S' Project from Fordham to Ucluelet and Ucluelet to Fordham. (The shortest distance is not a straight line).

Gudrun Filipska, Carly W. Butler

A collection of writings and images taken from 'S', a collaborative project between Gudrun Filipska in the Uk and the Canadian artist Carly Butler. It involves a combination of real and virtual walking, various documented mapping processes, a series of photographs, prints …