Agree: An excellent (and unusual) position at @KingsIoPPN and @KingsMaudsley for a future leader in child mental health at a world-leading academic clinic centre. Do apply!
Delighted to be hiring a new Clinical Psychology Lecturer to come and join our vibrant environment @SGDPCentreKCL@KingsIoPPN@KingsCollegeLon Please retweet!
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Great new study to help develop a checklist on resilience factors that help neurodivergent (#autism#ADHD) people thrive @MelissaHBlack https://t.co/aqB3SKmUDl
Great perspective piece by Zach W (@QuantPsychiatry ) and others....Embracing Neurodiversity in Medicine—Building a More Inclusive Physician Workforce https://t.co/PpFGclgWZo
Interested in studying the fetal origins of childhood #brain health? The Brain Health in Gen2020, part of @MRC_CNDD, is offering 4 PhD opportunites in this area of #neuroscience. Apply by 12 Feb 2025:
https://t.co/f9gVhHGzfg
Important authoritative argument against vaccine hesistancy in relation to #autism and MMR vaccine by Eric Fombonne in @TheJCPP Editorial: An autism case series, vaccine hesitancy, and death by measles - https://t.co/W4yPy2KfR8
Delighted to spend time with friends & colleagues at @Respect4neurod & this talk from @EmilyDevNeuro was my highlight. The changing direction of research @Aims2Trials is wonderful to see. Huge thanks in particular to
@eva_loth & @NickPuts for driving such badly needed change
The IoPPN, @MaudsleyNHS, and @maudsleycharity are proud to welcome Professors Philip Shaw, Gustavo Sudre, and Emily Jones as they take up roles within the @KingsMaudsley#Partnership.
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Essential wake-up call on an overlooked tragedy “The soft bigotry of low expectations “ Sudan is the world’s gravest humanitarian disaster – but almost nobody cares https://t.co/ZGiI0Qnyts
Excellent, nuanced mixed methods article on community views on #autism, neurodiversity, social vs. medical models and interventions - An attempt to bridge-build and not divide... https://t.co/5lcs8AEVCn
A reminder that autism is a developmental condition and family history studies are moving targets. With @TesselBz@EmilyDevNeuro and huge team and wonderful committed families. Also relevant: New BSRC 3-year family history recurrence study now out this: https://t.co/vRWEyxOlzh
Children who aren't diagnosed autistic at age 3 but are at age 9: "Of 59 siblings with an autism diagnosis in mid-childhood, 28 (47.5%) had received a diagnosis at the 3-year assessment (‘earlier diagnosed’) but 31 (52.5%) had not (‘later diagnosed’)" https://t.co/BpEUU5XpZc free
Over the past 14 years, the Conservative dream of a free market in higher education has collided with the harsh reality of austerity and the cultural resentment of the radical right – driving some institutions close to bankruptcy https://t.co/Hv8E7AOQr7
We are hiring! Excited to be seeking a Research Assistant to work with us on the international @Aims2Trials EAGER study (https://t.co/c4WBuGan0z) https://t.co/kFTPfNYNQ6
"And done so because the buzz of live tournament football is still one of the greatest narcotics in existence. It takes a certain bumbling genius to take that simple optimism, and squeeze every last drop of joy out of it."