The Psych PhD Pathway

A platform for PhD and Doctoral students researching mental health to communicate their science🧠
Want to get involved? DMs open! 😊
Run by @emmarubyfrancis

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NEW BLOG 😃

Keeping your inner critic at bay

@LizzyTuudah (pronouns: she/her), PhD Candidate at @KingsCollegeLon has written a thought-provoking and must-read blog discussing imposter syndrome, and shared her tips to help overcome this!

LINK IN BIO!

[Dr Emma Francis @emmarubyfrancis]

A thought-provoking excerpt from the new @thepsychphdpathway blog below. Thank you @LizzyTuudah for sharing your thoughts that I'm sure many will agree with.

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@emelasml Thanks for the support for @LizzyTuudah blog!

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@LizzyTuudah 👏👏👏👏

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@PhoebeAverill @LizzyTuudah Thanks for reading and the support @PhoebeAverill ! Glad you liked @LizzyTuudah blog as much as I did! - Emma

[Dr Emma Francis @emmarubyfrancis]

There's a new blog post published on @psychphdpathway written by @LizzyTuudah PhD Candidate @KingsCollegeLon

https://t.co/Tcm2P1RSJX

Imposter syndrome is something discussed a lot in academic (and non-academic) circles so really helpful to read some tips on how to overcome!

[Dr Emma Francis @emmarubyfrancis]

As the UK are going back into lockdown from Thursday, thought I'd share this blog post I wrote @psychphdpathway Things that help me keep calm and carry on:
1) Stick to a routine
2) Don't put pressure on yourself
3) At home, try and find a way to separate work from social space

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The @psychphdpathway DMs are open so get in touch and #getinvolved in #mentalhealth #scicomm 😊 You'd be very welcome! (4/4)

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Hello everyone! It's Emma here (@emmarubyfrancis) We've had some new followers, who no doubt have read the recent educational blogs written by PhD/doctoral researchers🙌 So I want to introduce the blog and put a call out for you to join in! (1/4)

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As the next generation of mental health researchers, it's critical we develop our #scicomm skills earlier rather than later 🙌 There's so much support in the #AcademicTwitter community🤗(3/4)

[Dr. Helena Hartmann @helenahhartmann]

Preach, @AleLautarescu! Great, concise summary of the many problems surrounding null results in science!

If you are into #OpenScience (or if you are not), give it a read ⬇️

[Dr Alexandra Lautarescu @AleLautarescu]

I wrote a piece for the new @psychphdpathway blog. If you're not yet over hearing me rant about null results, go check it out.

[Dr Emma Francis @emmarubyfrancis]

There's a new blog over on @psychphdpathway! Thanks so much to @AleLautarescu who has written about the file drawer problem in psychology. She discusses how important it is that scientists should publish null findings. Relevant read for everyone!

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Should scientists give up on publishing non-significant findings? Should they present results as “trending towards significance”? @AleLautarescu blog answers these crucial questions!

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NEW BLOG 🙌

Emptying psychology’s file drawer

@AleLautarescu (pronouns: she/her), MRC-funded PhD Student at @KingsCollegeLon, has written a fantastic new blog discussing the file drawer problem and why scientists should publish null findings!
https://t.co/mcREf6JQLG

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Received such great feedback and support for @P_Lalousis blog this week on machine learning and the opportunities it has in mental health research 🙌
If you haven't read it yet, have a quick read!

https://t.co/uXxBvuViVP

#machinelearning #mentalhealth #scicomm #AcademicTwitter

[Paris Lalousis @P_Lalousis]

This is a blog I wrote about machine learning in mental health. Please let me know what your thoughts are and where you agree and disagree with me!! Also make sure to follow @psychphdpathway which is now on @Medium! @IMH_UoB @TheCHBH #MachineLearning #phdchat #AcademicChatter

[Dr Emma Francis @emmarubyfrancis]

There is a new blog uploaded on @psychphdpathway (click on tweet below to read). I really enjoyed reading this, it was so thought-provoking and highlights the potential for ML in mental health research (and the importance of the early adopter status). Thank you to @P_Lalousis !

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What does the early adopter status have to do with mental health research? Have a read to find out how important it is. Thank you to @P_Lalousis for writing this!

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NEW BLOG👈

Machine Learning in Mental Health Research: Why the Early Adopter Status is So Important

@P_Lalousis (pronouns: he/his), Priestley PhD Fellow, University of Birmingham and the University of Melbourne, has written a must-read blog!
https://t.co/HF00vpzibZ