Brain and Mental Health Hub
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Innovative research into the understanding and treatment of mental health and neurological disorders. Latest from the Brain and Mental Health Hub @Psychunimelb
The University of Melbourne
Joined April 2020
The Brain and Mental Health Hub now has a LinkedIn page! Follow our page for updates and achievements about the Hub. https://t.co/15MZE8Rg0p
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Brain and Mental Health Hub | 637 followers on LinkedIn. Where we aim to advance the understanding and treatment of mental and neurological disorders. | The Brain and Mental Health Hub conducts...
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Last chance to register for our #sleep workshop, "How to Fall Asleep Easily: Sleep Tips for the John Tinder Sleep Laboratory." This is a FREE event for @UniMelb students, hosted by the @BAMH_Hub and supported by a UoM Health Promotion Grant with @AmyJordanSleep and Shima Rouhi.
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Last night we celebrated the Inaugural Mental Health Month Symposium and Alice Barber Public Lecture with @MNC_Psychiatry. Thank you to all our incredible speakers, especially @TimDalgleish, and everyone who joined us to explore key issues in mental health research and practice.
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🚨 WE'RE HIRING 🚨 The Brain and Mental Health Hub is seeking a new Hub Administrator! The successful candidate will provide essential operational and research administration support to the Hub and it's members. 🕓 Applications close Oct 21. More info ➡️
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Join us on Oct 22 at @UniMelb for the Alice Barber Lecture & Inaugural Mental Health Symposium, featuring Prof. @TimDalgleish from Cambridge. Hear about the latest in mental health research, including mindfulness and psychotherapy. 🎟️ Register:
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Join us for the Alice Barber Lecture & Mental Health Symposium, featuring talks by leading researchers and a keynote by Prof. Tim Dalgleish.
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🚨 NEW PAPER ALERT 🚨 Congratulations to @EmmaAusten20 & @Scott1Griffiths. Some really intriguing findings!
Excited to share our new brief report, now available open access in Body Image! We used random intercept cross-lagged panel models to examine the relationships of muscularity and body fat dissatisfaction with psychological QoL among ~3000 sexual minority men.🧵@Scott1Griffiths
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🚨 NEW PAPER ALERT🚨 PhD candidate Shima's work revealed that sleep deficiency (< 6 hours/night) can heighten pain sensitivity in a sample of healthy females - particularly on Mondays! 😴🪡 There are important implications for chronic pain. 🔗 https://t.co/CUjYJRZWGm
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Do you know any trainee psychologists who want to learn more about treating sleep problems? Please invite them to attend our free online sleep psychology workshop for postgraduate psychology students in Australia. The Sleep Psychology Workshop was created by leading sleep
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🎉 A huge congratulations to #BAMH members @_c_hitchcock, @TashjianSM and @elisemcglashan for each being awarded funding as part of the #NHMRC Investigator Grants. A significant achievement, and very well deserved! 👏👏
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Join us at this upcoming talk co-hosted with @BAMH_Hub!🤜🏻🤛🏻 A/Prof Caroline Charpentier from the University of Maryland, USA, will be telling us about "Characterising heterogeneity in social learning strategies". 📝Register to let us know you're coming! https://t.co/gyE8eLLpvz
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Assistant Professor Caroline Charpentier - University of Maryland, USA
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The Brain and Mental Health Hub is hiring! We're seeking an Academic Research Grant Support & Engagement Assistant to facilitate groundbreaking projects & administrative event support in the Brain & Mental Health Hub. 🧠💼 See more:
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Last week was a social one! On Tuesday 26th we hosted Cakey Tuesday for #BAMH students (check out that cake!) 🍰 and on Wednesday 27th we listened to a brilliant seminar from @camillalnord. Stay tuned for our upcoming events in April 👀
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Join us at 2pm today!
I’m case you need a another reason to hear @camillalnord speak at 2pm in Lowe Theatre, Redmond Barry Building https://t.co/t0VTetmGiF
@BAMH_Hub @Psychunimelb @UniMelbMDHS @UniMelb @AACBT_org_au @SMHR
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How can computational approaches in #CognitiveNeuroscience use disruptions in bodily signals to improve #MentalHealth interventions? 🧠🧍♀️ Join us Wednesday 27 March, as we hear from Dr @camillalnord present as part of our Seminar Series for 2024.
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