Writing retreat. 16 people, 3 days, one billion calories consumed, 16 papers initiated/revised/completed, new projects conceived, first performance from lab band #traumallamadrama, and celebrating everyone's skills in cooking, art, and other forms of life🤍🤍🤍🤍
Congratulations to Sandra Sanchez-Roige, Ph.D. & Alyssa Roeckner who were randomly selected from our pool of @npp_journal authors with accepted papers in 2022 to win a Visa e-gift card. We appreciate your contributions to the Journal! @Aroeckner#ACNP2022
Visit one of the most illuminating places in ATL for an evening of art and mental health in the aftermath of trauma - November 9, 7pm (in time to intersect with #ISTSS2022!) With the wonderful @Briana_N_Spivey
https://t.co/dyLo7zSAUm to RSVP
New findings from the wonderful 🌟 Alyssa @Aroeckner in a first empirical paper from her time at the #gradytraumaproject focusing on #sabv sex-dependent risk factors for posttrauma psychopathology
With the best collabs @vas_phd@rcs720@SanneRooij @TJovanovic_PhD
Congratulations to @laneygradschool graduate workers on a well-deserved 8% increase in stipend! It’s an exciting step forward in improving working conditions for graduate workers at @EmoryUniversity. This is a clear demonstration of the collective power of graduate workers.
Resilience- you either have it or you don't, right?
We argue that's not the whole story. Human and preclin results suggest that resilient brains look different across individuals and over time.
Brief thoughts with PhD student @Aroeckner
in @npp_journal https://t.co/3KeMbMxwFR
Really thankful for the opportunity to share our @NIMHgov funded research/work with @jayewatson and the @EmoryMedicine team and our community. Also beyond thankful for our amazing participants, my colleagues and our entire team at the #gradytraumaproject.
Female led team of research investigators at @GradyHealth are discovering that PTSD levels for thousands of African American women are higher than for veterans of war. From the season premiere of @YourFantasticM1 on @mygpb. #GradyTraumaProject https://t.co/AsB0m4W9P2
Excited to share new findings that have been a long time in the making!
Brain-Based Biotypes of Psychiatric Vulnerability in the Acute Aftermath of Trauma | American Journal of Psychiatry https://t.co/A6prNKVOX2
@KatelynIOliver and I co-first authored a review paper discussing longitunal neuroimaging studies and resilience! Thanks @DrJenniStevens, @SanneRooij, and Lauren Lebois!
https://t.co/gmct7VTLto
Longitudinal neuroimaging is beginning to flesh out a systems-level model of stress #resilience in humans. Star students @Aroeckner and @KatelynIOliver put together the pieces in our new review article with @SanneRooij and Lauren Lebois
https://t.co/NJMg0tVV3T
So excited to announce that I have been awarded an NRSA F31 fellowship for my project, "The impact of exogenous estradiol on fear extinction in healthy young women and those with PTSD." Thank you @DrJenniStevens for all of your support and to all of our collaborators!
I'm delighted to welcome Dr. Ceci Hinojosa @CeciAHinojosa to the #gradytraumaproject family! She's a postdoctoral fellow who will be studying 🧠 circuit function underlying stress-related substance use and its modulation by estradiol. She's also a stellar human being.
New paper to share! Co-authored with @yaramekawi and the GTP team, this study takes a strength-based lens to examine the buffering potential of active-coping strategies utilized by Black people in the face of racism to offset psychological symptom severity. #AcademicTwitter