We are running a study on how childhood experiences such as trauma relate to negative symptoms of psychois. Anyone over the age of 18 can take part in the survey; you do not need to have had any of these experiences. app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/edinburgh/... Grateful for re-tweets 😀

Very proud of our latest paper exploring views of informal caregivers of people with a primary brain tumour. It has been something of a labour of love to ensure their views are represented. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

How do video-recorded interviews impact survivors of sexual assault? How do they affect police officers and justice outcomes? All of these questions can be explored in a fully-funded PhD opportunity (with stipend): tinyurl.com/TraumaandTech Grateful for retweets!

🌟Autistic people wanted!🌟 I would love to hear from autistic people who would like to contribute to a new book on growing up autistic. Please email [email protected] for more information. #Autistic #Autism #ActuallyAutistic

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🧲⛓️‍💥❤️Recently I’ve been obsessed with the use of #attachment theory in #therapy. I found a resource that is 🔥: attachment styles, #cross-cultural validity, demystification of #attachment 🔮, stability vs change, intergenerational transmission. @pvrticka.bsky.social pvrticka.com/attachment/a...

This book is absolutely worth a read. Beautifully written, open and honest, it has the potential to open up debates on both sides and play a role in accepting mental illness as unproblematically as we accept physical illness.

1,700 frontline officers trained in Distress Brief Intervention www.scotland.police.uk/what-s-happe... via Scotland Police

Study Links Adverse Childhood Experiences to Lower Mental Well-being in University Students By Richard Sears Research shows that adverse childhood experiences, mental health diagnoses, and minority sexual orientation are linked to university students' decreased well-being. https://buff.ly/4gpHThN