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The Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes

Locality: North Melbourne, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9244 6448

Address: Level 7, 14-20 Blackwood Street 3051 North Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.acbrd.org.au

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25.01.2022 Is retrospective continuous glucose monitoring useful for people with type 2 diabetes and their clinicians? We discuss the findings of the largest trial of this technology, conducted by The University of Melbourne in collaboration with the ACBRD. #diabetes #technology ... https://acbrd.org.au//does-retrospective-continuous-gluc/

25.01.2022 Congratulations to our Foundation Director, Prof Jane Speight and ACBRD Research Fellow, Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott for receiving their Long Service Award at Diabetes Victoria

25.01.2022 Weve joined The OPEN Project! We are working with a multinational team to learn more about the impact of open-source artificial pancreas systems on people with diabetes. We are excited to be working with this novel group, which is driven by people with diabetes.... Read our blog to learn more about this collaboration, and what we hope to achieve: https://acbrd.org.au//06/22/we-have-joined-the-open-proj/

23.01.2022 People with diabetes: looking for distraction from current events? Why not take part in a project to help the NDSS help you! We need feedback from people with diabetes on a new NDSS leaflet were designing about why, when and how to access support from psychologists. Prior experience in seeing a psychologist is not necessary. All participation is via phone. Find out more: https://bit.ly/2ybSFIR

23.01.2022 New insights from the UK HypoCOMPaSS trial published in Diabetes Care. Why do some people with #type1diabetes continue to experience low rates of severe #hypoglycaemia? Secondary analysis examines predictors of recurrent severe hypoglycaemia. Check out our blog for a summary: https://acbrd.org.au//predictors-of-recurrent-severe-hypo/

23.01.2022 We know things might be a little scary & uncertain at the moment. If you find yourself worrying about #COVID19 and #diabetes, it might help to focus on the things that you can control in your life. Read more via National Diabetes Services Scheme NDSS : https://ndss.com.au//managing-worry-about-covid19-fact-sh/

22.01.2022 Have you ever wondered how the ACBRD develops our evidence-based resources? Read here to find out how we created the NDSS Diabetes and Emotional Health handbook in our most recent ACBRD publication summary.

22.01.2022 Join us for a special National Diabetes Week Facebook Live Q&A tomorrow. Renza will be going head-to-head with Dr Christel Hendrieckx from The Australian Centr...e for Behavioural Research in Diabetes Dr Hendrieckx will provide some practical tips to help you stay on top of your own mental health. And of course Renza and Christel will be responding to your questions and comments. If there is something youd like to see covered in the Q&A comment below or send us a private message. #NDW2020 #HeadsUpDiabetes

21.01.2022 Managing worry about #COVID19 and #diabetes - you might find it helpful to focus on the things that you can control

21.01.2022 During Foot Health Week 2020, we’re talking about the psychological factors relating to diabetes-related foot ulcers. Researchers have recently made strides towards understanding this relationship. Check out our blog to find out more: https://acbrd.org.au//psychological-factors-are-linked-to/ #FootHealthWeek2020 #talkaboutcomplications

21.01.2022 In case you missed it, check out our latest newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/b8f6aa43df82/july-2020 Sign up to our free monthly newsletter: https://acbrd.org.au/e-newsletter/

20.01.2022 The American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions was held virtually for the first time earlier this month. In our latest blog, we share a few highlights focused on psychosocial / behavioural aspects of diabetes from #ADA2020 : https://acbrd.org.au//a-focus-on-practical-strategies-at-/ #ADAgoesVirtual

20.01.2022 Watch our recorded #webinar celebrating #10YearsACBRD here: https://acbrd.org.au/2020/08/25/10-years-acbrd/ Big thanks to our co-hosts: Prof Craig Bennett and Prof Rachel Huxley And to our guest presenters: Prof Greg Johnson, Dr Ashley Ng, and Prof Simon Heller ... #DecadeOfDifference Diabetes Victoria Deakin University

19.01.2022 Is perception really reality? How does the way a person with #diabetes thinks about their condition affect how diabetes impacts on their quality of life? And can this be changed? We highlight some important research on this topic that shows the delicate tapestry of how perception is intertwined with reality. https://acbrd.org.au//how-do-perceptions-of-illness-affec/

19.01.2022 Our celebrations continue with the release of our 10-year Report! Read about our achievements over the last decade: https://acbrd.org.au//20/08/10-Year-Anniversary_Report.pdf #DecadeOfDifference #10YearsACBRD Diabetes Victoria Deakin University Diabetes Australia

19.01.2022 A new study published in Diabetes Therapy highlights key strategies that adults with #type2diabetes find helpful to overcome their concerns about starting insulin Read more in our latest blog: https://acbrd.org.au//how-can-health-professionals-best-s/ #T2D #InsulinResistance

19.01.2022 We are looking for Australian primary care health professionals to take part in brief (<30 minute) interviews to self-monitoring of blood glucose for Australians with type 2 diabetes. Interviews will be held online. If you are a health professional and are interested in sharing your views on this topic, we would love to hear from you. For more information, please visit our website: https://acbrd.org.au/seeking-diabetes-health-professionals/

19.01.2022 Psychological perspectives on #COVID19 and #diabetes: What do the experts say? Jennifer Halliday summarises recent publications in this space https://acbrd.org.au//psychological-perspectives-on-covid/ #Psychology #PsychologyMatters #covid

18.01.2022 Do you ever feel frustrated, overwhelmed or worried about your diabetes? We’re looking for adults with #diabetes who would like to trial a new telephone-based support service delivered by diabetes health professionals. Find out more here: https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au///SV_8iRoSQG6Sqh6w9D

18.01.2022 According to a new report published in American Psychological Associations Health Psychology, repeated media exposure to the #COVID19 pandemic may cause more harm than good. Read about it in our latest blog: https://acbrd.org.au//time-to-switch-off-minimising-the-im #MentalHealth

17.01.2022 Our April E-Newsletter is out now! Read the latest #diabetes research and news here: https://mailchi.mp/d7f505f83977/research-round-up-4022917 Sign up to our free monthly newsletter here: https://acbrd.org.au/e-newsletter/

17.01.2022 Make sure to check out our latest e-newsletter. This issue covers our 10 year anniversary https://mailchi.mp/3a06fb788887/august-2020 #10YearsACBRD #DecadeofDifference

15.01.2022 Its not just all about your HbA1c! ACBRD blog summarises new research on what Australians with type 1 and type 2 diabetes wish their health professionals understood about living with diabetes. Further evidence for the need and importance of holistic and person centred care. Read more here: https://acbrd.org.au//what-people-with-diabetes-wish-thei/ #MentalHealthMatters #diabetesresearch #DiabetesMILES #PersonCentredCare

15.01.2022 Anxiety is often a healthy response to a perceived threat. For most people, anxious feelings go away after the threat has passed. For some people, the fear b...ecomes so intense and long lasting that it starts to affect daily life, including work, school, relationships and diabetes management. If you feel this way, you may have an anxiety disorder, but you are not alone. There are many things you can do to reduce your anxiety. Read our Heads Up on Diabetes and Anxiety Factsheet for more information on seeking help: https://headsupdiabetes.com.au//20200711_DA_NDW2020_Fact-S If you need a bit of extra support - Beyondblue 1300 22 4636 Lifeline Australia 13 11 14 Kids Help Line 1800 55 1800

15.01.2022 What role does behaviour change play in weight loss and maintenance? A recent article in Diabetic Medicine explores behaviour change during a weight loss intervention for people with type 2 diabetes. Check out our blog for an overview of the findings: https://acbrd.org.au//how-do-people-with-type-2-diabetes-/ #T2D #behaviourchange #weightloss

14.01.2022 Why dont people attend diabetes appointments? A systematic review from the UK suggests non-attendance is only partially explained by logical issues. Relationships with the healthcare team and the impact of diabetes distress on a person have a larger role to play than first thought. You can read more about it here: https://acbrd.org.au//why-do-people-not-attend-diabetes-a/

13.01.2022 We are celebrating our 10th anniversary Many thanks to Diabetes Victoria and Deakin University for establishing the ACBRD and for continuous support and funding of our work. Check out 10 years in 5 mins with this short video: https://videos.files.wordpress.com//acbrd-10-years-2020_hd #10yearsACBRD #DecadeOfDifference

12.01.2022 Do people with diabetes want to talk about their emotional health? A recent ACBRD publication has shown that adults with type 1 diabetes and adults with type 2 diabetes would like to talk with their health professional about how they feel about living with diabetes. https://acbrd.org.au//adults-with-diabetes-have-a-preferr/ #MentalHealthMonth

11.01.2022 Dont miss the chance to watch the next Primary Care Diabetes Webinar Series with Dr Christel Hendrieckx as she talks about Diabetes distress: how to identify and what to do about it. Register now at the link below and we hope to see you all tomorrow at 12:30PM. nadc.net.au/pcdwebinars

10.01.2022 A diagnosis of diabetes can come as a shock. First reactions may be disbelief, sadness, anger or self-blame. Usually, these feelings ease after people adjust... to living with diabetes. However, sometimes these feelings dont go away easily. If you feel this way, you are not alone. There are many things you can do to fit diabetes into your life. Read the helpful Factsheet here: https://www.ndss.com.au//adjusting-to-life-with-diabetes-/

10.01.2022 Its important to stay connected with your #diabetes health care team and there are many options available to ensure you are still getting support during #COVID19 Check out our latest blog about a new National Diabetes Services Scheme NDSS leaflet that provides practical strategies: https://acbrd.org.au/2020/09/03/diabetes-care-and-covid-19/

09.01.2022 We are turning 10 today Many thanks to Diabetes Victoria and Deakin University for establishing the ACBRD and for continuous support and funding of our work. Thanks also to all our staff and students (past & present) as well as all our collaborators and colleagues around Australia and internationally. Finally, a big thank you to all the people with diabetes, their families and health professionals who engage in and with our work. #10yearsACBRD #DecadeOfDifference

08.01.2022 We are launching a #webinar series: Behavioural & Psychosocial Research in #Diabetes! On the 22nd of October Professor Timothy Skinner, ACBRD’s first professional fellow, will speak about willpower beliefs and their possible role in the development of #diabetesdistress Find out more here: https://acbrd.org.au/behavioural-and-psychosocial-research/

08.01.2022 Our June E-Newsletter is out now! Read the latest #diabetes research and news here: https://mailchi.mp/800cb064c6a4/research-round-up-4074529 Sign up to our free monthly newsletter: https://acbrd.org.au/e-newsletter/

08.01.2022 Did you miss our September newsletter? Read the latest #diabetes research and news here: https://mailchi.mp/628e5539240c/september-2020

07.01.2022 According to a new report published in Diabetic Medicine, #COVID19-related worries about #diabetes are very common, but there are practical ways we can support people. Read more in our latest blog: https://acbrd.org.au//supporting-people-with-diabetes-and/

06.01.2022 #HeadsUp: During #NDW2020 we want people with diabetes to know they are not alone and that support is available. Diabetes Australia is offering you a FREE 45min chat with a psychologist who specialises in diabetes. Call 1800 533 744 to make an appointment.

06.01.2022 Congratulations from all of us to Dr Christel Hendrieckx, our Deputy Director, who is the winner of the 2020 Diabetes Victoria Outstanding Contribution Award, announced at today’s (online) Annual General Meeting. Christel is recognised, in particular, for her outstanding research and contributions to enable psychological support for people with diabetes to be translated from research into clinical practice.

05.01.2022 Are you an adult with diabetes? Is diabetes affecting your emotional health? You may be eligible to take part in a tele-health program delivered by diabetes health professionals. To find out more, click here: https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au///SV_8iRoSQG6Sqh6w9D

05.01.2022 What is the link between hyperglycaemia, insulin resistance and depression in people with type 2 diabetes? To find out more, check out our latest blog: https://acbrd.org.au//are-hyperglycaemia-and-insulin-resi/

05.01.2022 We are very pleased to have developed this new factsheet for National Diabetes Services Scheme NDSS & Diabetes Australia When & how psychologists can support people with #diabetes

05.01.2022 Is there an association between glucose variability and mood in adults with diabetes? A systematic review tells us that we dont know yet. https://acbrd.org.au//is-there-an-association-between-glu/ Amsterdam UMC

05.01.2022 Younger adults living with type 2 diabetes are more than twice as likely to develop diabetes-related retinopathy than older adults. Check out our evaluation of an eye health leaflet tailored to meet the needs of this priority population https://acbrd.org.au//who-is-looking-after-your-eyes-prev/ #T2D #Type2Diabetes #retinopathy

04.01.2022 Disordered eating in young people with type 1 diabetes: new insights from the MILES Youth study highlights the relevance of body-dissatisfaction, diabetes distress and HbA1c. Check out our blog for more information: https://acbrd.org.au//the-psychological-factors-linked-to/ #MILESYouth #mentalhealth #T1D

04.01.2022 Do you have type 2 #diabetes? We want to know your experience of monitoring and managing blood glucose! All volunteers will receive a $20 e-gift card to thank them for their time. Learn how to take part here: https://acbrd.org.au/seeking-volunteers-with-type-2-diabet/ #T2D

03.01.2022 To mark World Mental Health Day on 10 October, Dr Shikha Gray (ACBRD Research Fellow) chatted with Jack Fitzpatrick about mental health and diabetes, via a Diabetes Victoria podcast. Shikha talks about the link between diabetes and depression, & other mental health concerns. She also talks about how people living with diabetes are affected by stigma, plus loads more! Visit: Diabetesvic.org.au/podcasts... #DiabetesVic #WorldMentalHealthDay #diabetespodcast #mentalhealth #wellbeing #diabetes

03.01.2022 Our May E-Newsletter is out now! Read the latest #diabetes research and news here: https://mailchi.mp/e2c7828543a1/research-round-up-4056649 Sign up to our free monthly newsletter here: https://acbrd.org.au/e-newsletter/

02.01.2022 The ACBRD wants to hear about your experience with monitoring and managing blood glucose. If you are an adult with type 2 diabetes, over 18 years and able to speak and read English, we would love to hear from you. Taking part will involve attending two online group discussions with other Australians living with type 2 diabetes. For more details about the project and participation, click here: https://acbrd.org.au/seeking-volunteers-with-type-2-diabet/

02.01.2022 Are you a person with diabetes living in Australia? Looking for distraction from current events? Why not help the NDSS to help you! We are seeking your feedback on the design of some new leaflets about how psychologists can support people with diabetes. You do not need to have consulted a psychologist previously. Find out more https://bit.ly/2ybSFIR