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You can read the paper here: www.biologicalpsychiatryjournal.com/article/S000...
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You can read the paper here: www.biologicalpsychiatryjournal.com/article/S000...
#research #psychology #ADHD #anxiety #depression #mentalhealth
The results showed a number of similarities found across these four different conditions, which may challenge how we think about these in young people and have implications for treatment in the future.
The results showed a number of similarities found across these four different conditions, which may challenge how we think about these in young people and have implications for treatment in the future.
The researchers compared brain structure in children and adolescents with common clinical conditions (e.g., ADHD, anxiety, depression, conduct disorder) to identify what is shared and what is different.
The researchers compared brain structure in children and adolescents with common clinical conditions (e.g., ADHD, anxiety, depression, conduct disorder) to identify what is shared and what is different.
You can read more about DEBI and the work they do via their website: www.bath.ac.uk/research-gro...
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You can read more about DEBI and the work they do via their website: www.bath.ac.uk/research-gro...
#psychology #research #eatingdisorders #bodyimage
DEBI’s research focusses on prevention, early intervention and effective treatment of eating disorders and body image difficulties. Staff involved in the visit are Dr Jasmin Langdon-Daly, Dr Melissa Atkinson and Dr Manuela Barona.
DEBI’s research focusses on prevention, early intervention and effective treatment of eating disorders and body image difficulties. Staff involved in the visit are Dr Jasmin Langdon-Daly, Dr Melissa Atkinson and Dr Manuela Barona.
Members of our departments’ DEBI Research Group are meeting MPs in Parliament today, joining the All Party Parliamentary Group for Eating Disorders as they call for a national strategy to address preventable deaths from anorexia, bulimia and other severe disturbances in eating behaviour.
Members of our departments’ DEBI Research Group are meeting MPs in Parliament today, joining the All Party Parliamentary Group for Eating Disorders as they call for a national strategy to address preventable deaths from anorexia, bulimia and other severe disturbances in eating behaviour.
The clinic also offers adapted interventions to support autistic people.
This new initiative complements the University’s existing Student Support services, expanding the range of options available to people studying at Bath.
Clinic webpage: www.bath.ac.uk/professional...
The clinic also offers adapted interventions to support autistic people.
This new initiative complements the University’s existing Student Support services, expanding the range of options available to people studying at Bath.
Clinic webpage: www.bath.ac.uk/professional...
All services are delivered by specialist staff from our Department. They provide support for:
- anxiety
- depression
- eating disorders
- physical health-related difficulties
- adjusting to difficult life changes
- sleep problems
- anxiety related to traumatic experiences
All services are delivered by specialist staff from our Department. They provide support for:
- anxiety
- depression
- eating disorders
- physical health-related difficulties
- adjusting to difficult life changes
- sleep problems
- anxiety related to traumatic experiences
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Read the paper here: doi.org/10.1192/bjp....
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They are calling for:
💙 Policy and practice changes to minimise placement moves wherever possible
💙 Accessible evidence-based mental health support for care-experienced young people
💙 Better collaboration between local authorities & services
💙 Improved support for foster carers
They are calling for:
💙 Policy and practice changes to minimise placement moves wherever possible
💙 Accessible evidence-based mental health support for care-experienced young people
💙 Better collaboration between local authorities & services
💙 Improved support for foster carers
A consistent link between placement changes and mental health difficulties, including self-harm, behavioural difficulties & psychiatric diagnoses.
A likely bidirectional relationship, where placement changes can both contribute to and result from mental health difficulties.
A consistent link between placement changes and mental health difficulties, including self-harm, behavioural difficulties & psychiatric diagnoses.
A likely bidirectional relationship, where placement changes can both contribute to and result from mental health difficulties.
Moving between foster homes or other placements is a common experience for children in care.
📊 Based on 15 UK studies with nearly 7,000 young people, researchers found:
Moving between foster homes or other placements is a common experience for children in care.
📊 Based on 15 UK studies with nearly 7,000 young people, researchers found:
⚠️ Behavioural challenges such as ADHD at age 10 strongly predicted early and high-risk cannabis use
✅ Findings highlight the importance of early prevention and mental health support
Read the paper for free via the link in our bio: doi.org/10.1017/S003...
⚠️ Behavioural challenges such as ADHD at age 10 strongly predicted early and high-risk cannabis use
✅ Findings highlight the importance of early prevention and mental health support
Read the paper for free via the link in our bio: doi.org/10.1017/S003...
🚸 The study followed over 6000 young people from childhood
🔍 Identified 5 distinct patterns of cannabis use problems from age 15-24. Patterns differed based on the severity of problems, and whether they started earlier or later in adolescence
🚸 The study followed over 6000 young people from childhood
🔍 Identified 5 distinct patterns of cannabis use problems from age 15-24. Patterns differed based on the severity of problems, and whether they started earlier or later in adolescence