Items where Author is "Weich, Scott"

TRAVISS-TURNER, Gemma, BEEKEN, Rebecca J, JONES, Gareth, BAILEY, Laura, BOWES, Eleanor, BURKE, Trys, MACHACZEK, Katarzyna, PICKERING, Katie, COPELAND, Robert, COOPER, Cindy, TEW, Garry, WEICH, Scott and PECKHAM, Emily (2025). Increasing activity and reducing sedentary behaviour for people with severe mental illness: what are the active ingredients for behaviour change? A systematic review. Mental Health and Physical Activity: 100713. [Article]

JONES, Gareth, BAILEY, Laura, BEEKEN, Rebecca J, BRADY, Samantha, COOPER, Cindy, COPELAND, Robert, CROSLAND, Suzanne, DAWSON, Sam, FAIRES, Matthew, GILBODY, Simon, HAYNES, Holly, HILL, Andrew, HILLISON, Emily, HORSPOOL, Michelle, LEE, Ellen, LI, Jinshuo, MACHACZEK, Katarzyna, PARROTT, Steve, QUIRK, Helen, STUBBS, Brendon, TEW, Garry A, TRAVISS-TURNER, Gemma, TURTON, Emily, WALKER, Lauren, WALTERS, Stephen, WEICH, Scott, WILDBORE, Ellie and PECKHAM, Emily (2024). Supporting physical activity through co-production in people with severe mental ill health (SPACES): protocol for a randomised controlled feasibility trial. Pilot and Feasibility Studies, 10: 32. [Article]

MACHACZEK, Katarzyna, ALLMARK, Peter, POLLARD, Nicholas, GOYDER, Elizabeth, SHEA, Mark, HORSPOOL, Michelle, LEE, Suzanne, DE-LA HAYE, Stephanie, COPELAND, Robert and WEICH, Scott (2021). Integrating physical activity into the treatment of depression in adults: a qualitative enquiry. Health and Social Care in the Community. [Article]

QUIRK, Helen, HOCK, Emma, HARROP, Deborah, CRANK, Helen, PECKHAM, Emily, TRAVIS-TURNER, Gemma, MACHACZEK, Katarzyna, STUBBS, Brendon, HORSPOOL, Michelle, WEICH, Scott and COPELAND, Robert (2020). Understanding the experience of initiating community-based group physical activity by people with serious mental illness: a systematic review using a meta-ethnographic approach. European Psychiatry, 63 (1). [Article]

MACHACZEK, Katarzyna, GEE, Melanie, ALLMARK, Peter, WEICH, Scott, GOYDER, Elizabeth and SHEA, Mark (2018). An innovative approach to integrating physical activity (PA) into the management of mild-to-moderate depression (MMD) (Abstract only). Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 15 (S1), S54. [Article]