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The overall tone reflects strong support and interest, with posts quoting research findings like 'singing can significantly help mothers with moderate to severe symptoms of postnatal depression,' and emphasizing the relevance through terms such as 'game changer' and 'must consider.' Such language shows deep engagement and confidence in the research's impact, driven by references to credible sources and specific data points.
Most discussions openly support the positive effects of singing interventions on postnatal depression, frequently referencing the research outcomes and emphasizing their significance.
The conversations demonstrate high curiosity and enthusiasm, with mentions of new studies, practical applications, and celebrations of initiatives like #CreativityandWellbeingWeek.
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The discussions suggest that the research could influence practice and policy, with phrases like 'shows that singing can significantly help' and references to important institutions and published papers highlighting its potential societal benefit.
It's #CreativityandWellbeingWeek so here's a short video summarising our @RCMLondon @CPerfSci research on #singing and #postnataldepression funded by @ace_national https://t.co/dtdjziOY5n
@Mental_Elf @Daisy_Fancourt ...and here is the paper
We kinda knew it already, but this study shows that singing can significantly help mothers with moderate to severe symptoms of postnatal depression. https://t.co/037pOpwkyT
RT @TheBJPsych: @Mental_Elf @Daisy_Fancourt ...and here is the paper
RT @rosielperkins: It's #CreativityandWellbeingWeek so here's a short video summarising our @RCMLondon @CPerfSci research on #singing and #…
Refs: BBC article: https://t.co/4PQLfd8gYW... Peer-reviewed studies by Rebecca Bind et al (https://doi:10.1192/bjp.2025.10377 & https://t.co/UQmtGyU9Sc...); Daisy Fancourt et al (https://doi:10.1192/bjp.2017.29). Breathe Arts Health Research: https://t.co/0pqNj0fYEE
Music and Motherhood, funded by Arts Council England, demonstrates that group singing can support recovery from moderate to severe postnatal depression. The study highlights the positive impact of singing interventions…
This video highlights the importance of singing to support those living with mental health conditions, including research, practitioner roles, and community initiatives in Scotland.
Refs: BBC article: https://t.co/4PQLfd8gYW... Peer-reviewed studies by Rebecca Bind et al (https://doi:10.1192/bjp.2025.10377 & https://t.co/UQmtGyU9Sc...); Daisy Fancourt et al (https://doi:10.1192/bjp.2017.29). Breathe Arts Health Research: https://t.co/0pqNj0fYEE
We kinda knew it already, but this study shows that singing can significantly help mothers with moderate to severe symptoms of postnatal depression. https://t.co/037pOpwkyT
The Centre for Performance Science found that singing can help new moms experiencing postnatal depression https://t.co/O27XvqqPqX https://t.co/hVRAnrSvaP
Effect of singing interventions on symptoms of postnatal depression: three-arm randomised controlled trial published in the British Journal of Psychiatry ://bit.ly/2P504kZ https://t.co/0MyCSyLVSb
RT @TheBJPsych: @Mental_Elf @Daisy_Fancourt ...and here is the paper
@Mental_Elf @Daisy_Fancourt ...and here is the paper
RT @rosielperkins: It's #CreativityandWellbeingWeek so here's a short video summarising our @RCMLondon @CPerfSci research on #singing and #…
RT @rosielperkins: It's #CreativityandWellbeingWeek so here's a short video summarising our @RCMLondon @CPerfSci research on #singing and #…
RT @rosielperkins: It's #CreativityandWellbeingWeek so here's a short video summarising our @RCMLondon @CPerfSci research on #singing and #…
RT @rosielperkins: It's #CreativityandWellbeingWeek so here's a short video summarising our @RCMLondon @CPerfSci research on #singing and #…
It's #CreativityandWellbeingWeek so here's a short video summarising our @RCMLondon @CPerfSci research on #singing and #postnataldepression funded by @ace_national https://t.co/dtdjziOY5n
2018 research by D Fancourt and R Perkins reported that mothers with PND responded more quickly to group singing than other forms of therapy. Their paper in the British Journal of Psychiatry is online here: https://t.co/TFa1zGmiZm #SingForPND https://t.co/Mc9WX9rSuv
doi: 10.1192/bjp.2017.29. 508. Perkins R, Yorke S, Fancourt D. How group singing facilitates recovery from the symptoms of postnatal depression: a comparative ...
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