Symptom networks also differed across the three therapies (CBT, short-term psychoanalytic, and brief psychosocial intervention).

In the main trial, all therapies were equally effective, and our results suggest that they may achieve similar outcomes in part through different mechanisms.
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We found that tiredness and difficulty sleeping were especially central and tended to influence other depression symptoms over time.
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Our new paper is out in JCPP!

We used longitudinal network analysis to show how symptoms influence each other in adolescents participating in three types of psychotherapy for depression. doi.org/10.1111/jcpp...
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I had the chance to present our @yoothlab.bsky.social research to the @lamarshcentre.bsky.social and it sparked some great discussion!

Lots of interesting potential to use ambulatory measures to inform interventions across the continuum from primary to tertiary prevention.

Our new article on parent criticism and treatment of youth self-harm is out!

Key takeaways: Current treatments may not improve criticism for many parents. Parent criticism trajectories were similar whether families were in family therapy or usual care.

tinyurl.com/3ma6rn5z
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We are hiring a postdoctoral fellow! Roman Kotov and I are launching the 35-year follow-up of the Suffolk County Mental Health Project, the longest-running longitudinal psychosis study in the world. We are thrilled to be recruiting a postdoctoral fellow to be part of this wave. [1/5]