Judy L Thompson

Clinical researcher studying psychosis @urmc_psych

[Iris Sommer @IrisSommer4]

Hello are there still psychosis researchers on Twitter? Can we ask you a few questions please? Please don’t make me move to Tiktok 😜

[Steven Silverstein @DrSMSilverstein]

Visual remediation improved contrast sensitivity, and was associated with a reduction in positive symptoms, in people with schizophrenia. New paper presents results from a preliminary clinical trial. With @BergsonZach @JudyLThompson3 @PamelaDButler

https://t.co/ofhI3rfOuH

[Edmund Lalor @edmundlalor]

Digesting the fantastic science at #ichr2024 with @JudyLThompson3 @DrSMSilverstein @PhilCorlett1 and friends...

[Steven Silverstein @DrSMSilverstein]

Resistance to seeing the hollow face illusion is related to severity of hallucinations in people with schizophrenia. From @JudyLThompson3 https://t.co/kbnEzi8OLC$

[Judy L Thompson @JudyLThompson3]

@_AnnaKonova_ @ACNPorg @npp_journal wow Anna, congratulations! well deserved!

[Columbia Psychiatry @ColumbiaPsych]

This year marks the 10th anniversary of #OnTrackNY, a Columbia-led program that's been helping young people experiencing first-episode #psychosis access care at their own pace.
Learn about the innovative approach in @columbiamag: https://t.co/FSRmfMFmWu @lisabdixon

[Judy L Thompson @JudyLThompson3]

@edmundlalor @4J4nderson wow - great work and thread!

[Edmund Lalor @edmundlalor]

Happening in a few weeks - FREE to register (for talks; a nominal fee for tutorials).

https://t.co/otafZlBXzL

[Nev Jones PhD @viscidula]

New publication alert! Trauma practices & trauma informed care in Early Psychosis Intervention programs, nationally & internationally. Analyses led by the phenomenal Helen Wood. Link here: https://t.co/ZeM4JPLfhr 1/x

[Voice Collective @VoiceCollective]

Really glad that this talk will also be online, so that students and educators from all over can hear @eolasinntinn's experience and wisdom! 🙂
https://t.co/ngAelcz9uo

[ISPSUK @ISPSUK]

New on the ISPS UK blog! Clara Humpston @YorkPsychology reflects on Part II: The Experience of Hearing Voices in #VoicesinPsychosis edited by @literarti @aldersonday @cfernyhough https://t.co/zKDykN7C3c @hearingvoice

[Hazel @AnLasair]

I've come to realise that many people don't really understand what is meant by "#HearingVoices" & think we are talking about something like an "internal monologue"

So thought it may be useful to have a bit of an explanation/description, and an experience share I guess

[Journals of The American Psychiatric Association @APAPubJournals]

Is this person really hearing me? Hearing loss among individuals with schizophrenia underscores the need for early audiological screening. https://t.co/NwTx3hlnqw

[Serena Chaudhry @ChaudhrySerena]

Early intervention for #psychosis is essential. So inspired by our patient's courage and our team's passion. Check out this amazing video! #MentalHealthMatters @MindMapCT @SchizophrenicNY @bordnick @JasonSchiffman2 @viscidula @jalokiaswali @PatMcGorry

[Nev Jones PhD @viscidula]

Folks w lived exp of MH diagnoses who have enrolled in undergrad or grad courses in which your diagnos(es) were taught/defined, please consider participating in this survey by one of my wonderful MSW ⁦@PittSocialwork⁩ students https://t.co/h6sGUjeSut

[Brian P. Keane @briankeanelab.bsky.social @BrianKeaneLab]

Steve Silverstein and I are looking to jointly hire a Research Assistant in our Psychosis Research Group at University of Rochester! Details are below... https://t.co/zCKhieXmAf

[Sameer Jauhar @sameerjauhar]

Wise words from @PatMcGorry

[SchizRes @SchizRes]

Join our editor and Dr. Friedman Yakoobain of @BIDMChealth discussing risk of #psychosis in adolescents on January 18th. Open to all! Register today for free: https://t.co/MAUw851Nbn

[Steven Silverstein @DrSMSilverstein]

Postdoctoral fellowship positions in clinical high risk program care, and in vision research in schizophrenia, available at the University of Rochester Medical Center. For more information, visit: https://t.co/4HbMm448CS

[Edmund Lalor @edmundlalor]

Some help please tweeps.

We are looking for some speech stimuli in the form of high quality, relatively simple sentences of about 4-8 s duration. Ideally lots of them.

Not interested in weird "ready ringo" type.

The audio quality of TIMIT seems very variable.

Any ideas?