Jessica Radley

Trainee Clinical Psychologist @KingsIoPPN interested in parenting, imagery and mental health.

[Dr. Ellen Lambert @ellenraelambert]

Excited to share our work on psychological processes in Premenstrual Disorders at @EABCT! Huge thanks to my @KingsDClinPsy colleague @JessPRadley for pulling together our symposium on mental health during the Premenstrual & Perinatal periods🩸🤰#EABCT2025

[NHS Maudsley @MaudsleyNHS]

Open and honest conversations about mental health are essential, especially with young people. This video offers valuable insights into how to approach these important discussions. 👇

https://t.co/TVN13aaUBU

#Lambeth #CAMHS #MentalHealth

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

Watch the video here: https://t.co/6eJYbdQ0Rd

@KingsDClinPsy @MaudsleyNHS

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

Read our new article about how we co-produced a psychoeducation video at all stages from conceptualisation to dissemination. Young people came up with the idea, told us what they wanted the video to look like, voiced the animations and said where to disseminate the video.

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

📄Co-production in CAMHS📄

My first placement on the DClinPsy was in CAMHS where the Youth Advisory Group was asking for a way to tell the adults in their lives what is and is not helpful to hear when they are experiencing mental health distress.

https://t.co/p1Iy4Qvj5v

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

1⃣the timing of the onset of psychosis
2⃣the extent of their exposure to the acute positive symptoms of psychosis
3⃣the presence of a second parent who did not experience serious mental health difficulties

@drlouisecjohns @MHRUKCharity @tandfonline #OpenAccess

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

📖What is it like growing up with a parent who has psychosis? 📖https://t.co/4VTI7hLr0m

Four participants reflected on their childhood experiences, and using narrative methods we understood risk and resilience factors:

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

A wonderful example of meaningful lived experience involvement in research.

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

📢Research study for first-time parents-to-be📢

Please share with your networks and get in touch if you're eligible!

[Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health @acamh]

Gain an insight into the early onset, & the often resistant to treatment, of the chronic & recurring nature of #MoodDisorders in CYP at the upcoming @acamh conference!

Book before 08/03 and you’ll be entered into a prize draw to get your place for FREE! https://t.co/5LYc1spk24

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

@ClaireSpencerMW @Brthcompanions

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

📢RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY for first-time parents-to-be📢

See below for details and please retweet!

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

Enjoyed #BABCP2023 today and presenting a study from my PhD looking at the relationship between parenting stress and psychosis. Read more about the findings here 📄https://t.co/Zo5pdxhPC4

[Crystal Lewis @cghlewis.bsky.social @Cghlewis]

(1/4) When publicly sharing your data it's important to share documentation along with your data. Readmes, data dictionaries, and project documentation can ensure that future users understand both the contents and context of your data. Templates in comments below.
#edresearch

[Prof Sam Cartwright-Hatton. @SamCH_ClinPsych]

This is a fabulous and much-needed study by a great team. Please retweet and participate if you can!

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

Have a look at the research in parental mental health that's happening at @UniofOxford, including a section on my PhD which focused on parental psychosis 📖@drlouisecjohns
https://t.co/AuCNU36LsZ

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

Thank you to the families who took part and to @ipanalysis and to the Aston University phenomenology group for their valuable comments! @drlouisecjohns @MHRUKCharity #OpenAccess

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

📜New paper from my PhD📜 https://t.co/Z0gIoP18TA

One third of people with psychosis are a parent, however family research in psychosis focuses on families of origin. We aimed to investigate how an episode of psychosis in a parent is experienced by the parent and their family.

[Jessica Radley @JessPRadley]

We found that psychosis impacted the whole family, especially when parents were separated from their children. The secrecy that existed around psychosis left children worried and confused. We need to support these families to communicate about any mental health difficulties.