Are you in Australia and hear voices? What makes voices more or less intense? What coping choices reduce distress? Contact us for more info and to participate in this research project: Sharla [email protected]. Please Retweet Advertising! #HearingVoices#Hallucinations
Check out our latest systematic review of #EMA#ESM methods in psychosis. We review 68 studies using EMA in psychosis populations, finding the method feasible with 67% average completion rate. Recommendations and guidance for future studies are provided. https://t.co/TMgtZg37AH
We're excited to announce that we will be hosting the the Body Image & Related Disorders (BIRD) Conference on Friday 17th November (AEDT), virtually!
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We have an exciting program planned! More info to come shortly!
New episode (775), with Dr. Charles Fernyhough (@cfernyhough): Inner Speech, Imaginary Companions, and Auditory Hallucinations. #development#psychology#neuroscience#Science
YouTube: https://t.co/ZNEcNIAHxe
Podcast: https://t.co/ks5pbnO0n0
Preprint EMA study - rumination is a network of temporally interacting features, with thought negativity at the core which may “kickstart” the process, with poor attentional control more a consequence than an trigger https://t.co/3B544PdOK6
New editorial explores state of the science on how digital health technologies can be leveraged to reach communities that are underserved and experience health disparities #digitalhealth#healthequity https://t.co/GidNweNu4u
New article finds no difference in sustained attention task and mindful acceptance task on emotional or cognitive outcomes in hearing voices. This suggests high activity engagement is also beneficial to people who hear voices. #hearingvoices#Psychosis https://t.co/yVOQBVgQAy
Very pleased to share our latest paper: 'The difficulties of grandiose delusions: harms, challenges, and implications for treatment engagement' https://t.co/V1xcGUGT0A
There are a lot of unanswered questions in schizophrenia research.
@JohnTorousMD and his team have developed an app that could help answer them. 🧵[1/4]
During the trip of a lifetime, Alice suffered a psychosis while on the other side of the world from her family. Now they are using their experience to help break the stigma around mental health.
Important study protocol to improve maternal and child health in S Africa.
https://t.co/MLN83D6pOD
Hope to see studies co-designed de novo with community using Ophelia https://t.co/QjAsenDuXw
80% of people with #schizophrenia we surveyed said they switched medicines due to lack of efficacy and/or severe side effects, such as weight gain or movement disorders. We deserve better. Read more in our Voice of the Patient Report: https://t.co/CSMzYir7Er
Low levels of anticipatory pleasure were associated with depression, insomnia, poorer psychological well-being, and paranoia-related avoidance. And not with working memory, or physical or meaningful activity. #ActivityEngagment#Psychosis#Depression https://t.co/a6d5TCTU6I
@imo_bell Interesting read. I have more questions than answers with using something like this for collecting data. I wonder how some people would feel about an app asking them questions using prior knowledge of them.
Come and get practical skills and knowledge about how #HealthLiteracyDevelopment can be used to improve your impact on health and equity in your country, region, service or clinic.
Denmark: 27-28 April.
Register: https://t.co/PSlPJA6HVP
There is critical under-use & lagging innovation when it comes to #digitalhealth in low & middle-income countries despite high demand. #Telehealth services form the majority of existing tools. This #scopingreview explores the factors influencing uptake.
https://t.co/ppyqaugHqX
New Article: Qual study (IPA) of Veterans with schizophrenia on a Community Engagement Intervention finds building confidence through practising skills and planning to use them in real-world situations is beneficial. #Psychosis#ActivityEngagement#Schizophrenia#Community
If you want to strengthen #PublicHealth & #Equity, my recommendation. 2 papers w/ awesome co-authors: global researchers and thinkers. Big thanks @WHO@GlobalHealthBMJ Note that the WHO report is a Global Public Health Good- use it
https://t.co/QjAsenE2N4
https://t.co/Fdpj4pXyWJ