The list below includes all of my co-authored conference presentations. I’m in the process of uploading download links, but these are not all yet available. If you’re looking for something where there isn’t a download link, please contact me to request a copy.
Association for Contextual Behavioural Science World Conference, Virtual June 2021
Pendrous R et al. Psychological flexibility as a causal protective factor against predictors of suicide.
Kent W et al. Testing the initial effectiveness of ACTION for stress-management: Acceptance and Commitment Training Intervention for Oncology Nurses
IPOS World Congress of Psycho-Oncology, Virtual, May 2021
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Finding My Way UK: Adaptation and replication testing of the benefits of online psychological support for UK cancer survivors (protocol).
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Efficacy and acceptability of an Acceptance and Commitment Training Intervention for Oncology Nurses (ACTION): results from three single-case experimental design studies with embedded qualitative interviews.
Leslie M et al. Web-based psychological interventions for people living with and beyond cancer: A meta-review of why works and what doesn’t for maximising recruitment, engagement and efficacy.
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Evaluating process and effectiveness of a low-intensity CBT intervention for gynaecological cancer survivors: Results from the EPELIT pilot trial.
FCIC/Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) Survivorship Conference, Adelaide (Australia), March 2021
Beatty et al. Developing and piloting a self-guided web-based psychosocial care program for women living with incurable breast cancer: Finding My Way Advanced.
UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium, Birmingham (UK), January 2020
Morgan et al. Let’s talk about sex: Comparing clinician and patient perspectives in the management of sexual difficulties in UK women after breast cancer treatment.
IPOS World Congress of Psycho-Oncology, Banff (Canada), September 2019
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Understanding the role of psychological flexibility in depression and desire for hastened death in cancer patients. Download
Lambert S et al. Building the capacity for psychosocial oncology research: A survey of the International Psycho-Oncology Society research network. Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Using Single-Subject Research Designs to develop effective and acceptable intervention content: results from two ACT-based coaching intervention studies. Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Developing data-driven psychosocial interventions using process-modelling studies: improving our knowledge of ACT-based outcome prediction. Download
Association for Contextual Behavioural Science World Conference, Dublin (Ireland), June 2019
Kent W et al. A single-subject research design to test the initial effectiveness and acceptability of ACTION: An Acceptance and Commitment Training Intervention for Oncology Nurses.
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Brief Engagement and Acceptance Coaching in Community and Hospice Settings (the BEACHeS Study): development and pilot-testing an evidence-based intervention to enhance wellbeing at transition into palliative care. Download
Patterson P et al. Modifying TRUCE – a programe for young people with a parent with cancer – for online delivery.
Hulbert-Williams L et al. An Item Response Theory analysis of the AAQ-II & validation of a brief form.
Hochard K et al. Integrating approach and avoidance to achieve valued living: developing and piloting anti-values clarification exercises across time.
Cartwright T et al. Does the psychological flexibility model provide a framework for potentially increasing acceptance in parents whose children identify as transgender and gender diverse?
Pendrous R et al. Third-wave therapeutic processes as predictors of suicide: preliminary findings from two questionnaire-based studies.
Pendrous R et al. Common physical properties and appetitive augmental functions in metaphor effect: A replication
Pendrous R et al. Are Acceptance and Commitment Therapy-related constructs protective against suicidality cross-sectionally?
Norwood S et al. Experimentally examining the euphemism treadmill effect using transformation of stimulus functions.
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. ACT-based therapeutic process changes and their association with patient-reported outcomes: results from an international cancer survivorship cohort study. Download
European Association for Palliative Care World Congress, Berlin (Germany), May 2019
Swash B et al. Brief Engagement and Acceptance Coaching in Community and Hospice Settings (the BEACHeS Study): Development and Pilot Testing an Evidence-based Intervention to Enhance Wellbeing at Transition into Palliative Care. Download
British Psychosocial Oncology Society Annual Conference, Chester (UK), February 2019
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. ACT-based therapeutic process changes and their association with patient-reported outcomes: results from an international cancer survivorship cohort study. Download
Pendrous R et al. Longitudinal adjustment to cancer survivorship: qualitative analysis of free text comments from a longitudinal cohort study. Download
Kent W et al. Initial effectiveness and acceptability of ACTION: An Acceptance and Commitment Training Intervention for Oncology Nurses.
AYA Global Cancer Congress, Sydney (Australia), December 2018
Hulbert-Williams NJ. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for people affected by cancer: What does the evidence tell us, and how can we do better?
IPOS World Congress of Psycho-Oncology, Hong Kong (China), October 2018
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Psychological flexibility as a predictor of wellbeing in adolescents and young adults with cancer: a comparison of age-related differences from an international cohort study. Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. How do therapeutic processes from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) correlate with psychological adjustment in cancer survivorship? Baseline findings from a two-year cohort study. Download
Beatty L et al. Finding My Way-Advanced: Development and usability testing of a web-based self-directed psychosocial intervention for women with metastatic breast cancer.
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Brief Engagement and Acceptance Coaching in Community and Hospice Settings (The BEACHeS Study): Protocol for developing and pilot testing an evidence-based intervention to enhance wellbeing at transition into palliative care. Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Recruiting patients into psychosocial oncology research studies: piloting non-clinical methods of patient identification and recruitment. Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Evaluating process and effectiveness of low-intensity group cognitive behavioural therapy for women with gynaecological cancer (the EPELIT study): literature review and study protocol. Download
British Psychosocial Oncology Society Annual Conference, Southampton (UK), March 2018
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Evaluating process and effectiveness of low-intensity group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for women with gynaecological cancer: the EPELIT study protocol. Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Recruiting patients in psychosocial oncology research: piloting non-clinical methods of patient identification and recruitment. Download
Kent W et al. Stress, burnout and compassion fatigue in nursing staff: how much ACT help to intervene?
IPOS World Congress of Psycho-Oncology, Berlin (Germany), August 2017
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Addressing the consequences of cancer treatment: Findings of a mixed methods feasibility study of the Swallowing Intervention Package (SIP). Download
Lambert S et al. Differential impact of unmet supportive care needs on anxiety and depression of informal caregivers of cancer survivors: Beyond unmet needs count and prevalence.
Joy J et al. Loss of self as a cancer caregiver: Learning from RFT and ACT to develop more effective psychological interventions to improve wellbeing. Download
Kent W et al. ACT intervention processes and work-related wellbeing in nursing staff.
Association for Contextual Behavioural Science World Conference, Seville (Spain), June 2017
Hulbert-Williams NJ. ACT in the oncology setting: What do and don’t we know? Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ & Hulbert-Williams L. ACT-enhanced communication skills training: development and evaluation of a training programme to improve psychosocial care in the cancer setting. Download
Swash B et al. Psychological flexibility as a moderator of unmet psychosocial needs and psychological wellbeing in haematological cancer survivors. Download
Joy J et al. Loss of self as a cancer caregiver: Learning from RFT and ACT to develop more effective psychological interventions to improve wellbeing. Download
Kent W et al. Oncology nurse self-care: a literature review of interventions to address burnout and compassion fatigue.
Kent W et al. The relationship between Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) processes and work-related wellbeing in UK nurses: an intervention development study.
Ashcroft S et al. CBS Consistent Definitions of Relational Coherence, Incoherence and Ambiguity. Download
Ashcroft S et al. Relational Coherence and Ambiguity: Behavioural and Affective Responses within a Novel Training Paradigm. Download
Hulbert-Williams NJ et al. Psychological transition after primary cancer treatment: Component mapping using an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Framework for effective intervention delivery. Download
Hulbert-Williams L et al. Further development and psychometric validation of a novel measure of trait mindful eating: Protocol and preliminary analyses. Download
UK NCRI National Cancer Conference, Liverpool (UK), November 2016
Flynn S et al. Cancer experiences in people with an intellectual disability. Download
European Nursing Oncology Society Annual Conference, Dublin (Ireland), October 2016
Hulbert-Williams NJ. Cancer care experiences in demographic minority groups. Download