Join us exactly 1 year from today in Berlin for #IEPA15 🎉 Abstract Submission is open - Submit a symposium, oral or poster before November 15th.. Registration will be opening soon too! Find out more: https://t.co/7QAsvAvQHX #mentalhealth #earlyintervention

I will be counting down the days!

This will be the 15th IEPA conference since the first in Melbourne in 1996. Early intervention has gained huge momentum and currency in mental health but is still not routine or standard care. We need to redouble our research &translation efforts @IEPAnetwork @orygen_aus

Many thanks to the Wellcome trust and MRFF and all our fantastic partners for making this happen - really important that mental health has the opportunity to see the major benefits of registries which has been the case in many other areas of healthcare

Congratulations to Professor Andrew Thompson and team involving a national collaboration @orygen_aus @IEPAnetwork

🚀 #IEPA15: Abstract Submission Now Open! We are calling for abstracts for the 15th International Conference on Early Intervention & Prevention in Mental Health: “Breaking Boundaries" Berlin Sept 2025. Submission deadline: Nov 15 2024 🔗 Learn more:

🌟Our 2024 EPI Canada Virtual Conference is now accredited with the RCPSC for up to 3.25 MOC Section 1 hours! All clinicians with an interest in early psychosis care are welcome to register here: https://t.co/kiGxcXivyo #CCEIPconference

🚀 #IEPA15: Abstract Submission Now Open! We are calling for abstracts for the 15th International Conference on Early Intervention & Prevention in Mental Health: “Breaking Boundaries" Berlin Sept 2025. Submission deadline: Nov 15 2024 🔗 Learn more:

How can we find better ways to intervene early in anxiety, depression and psychosis? We’re funding teams to do just that through developing scalable digital interventions. 💰 Level: £3-7 million 🗓 Deadline: 5 December Find out more 👇 https://t.co/UCsKscA9fZ

🚨📢Funding call alert!📢🚨 Wellcome's new digital mental health funding call is now LIVE, with the full details here: https://t.co/KauEg1UO7b The tl;dr is that we want to fund research to evaluate and further develop scalable digital mental health interventions.

FREED, an early intervention for #EatingDisorders, was introduced 10 yrs ago. Join us on 16 September to learn about how we are working with our partners to shape the future of prevention and early intervention for eating disorders Registration: https://t.co/zJGwDYN98z

🚨New paper: We explored international students’ experiences of participating in co-consultation to adapt suicide prevention training. Participants told us it was empowering, engaging, and enjoyable, with no one reporting distress. Read more: https://t.co/op8ACkY5eP

From ‘brain fever’ to air pollution, ideas about what causes mental health problems constantly evolved over time.    Now, an interactive timeline traces 200 years of these theories to improve our understanding and shape mental health research.

Did you know that we're also on instagram?👀📱 Follow us for more involvement opportunities, research and mental health info - shaped by young people's own lived experiences: https://t.co/w5WJtQnims

We are excited to announce that we will be welcoming the incredible Prof. Pat McGorry as one of our keynote speakers at the FREED at 10 conference. This is a session you won't want to miss! #FREED #FREEDat10 #earlyintervention

The PPP explores clinical significance and consequences of delusions & hallucinations, from a lived experience perspective. Recent work presented @ annual conferences: @EABCT Belfast '21, Barcelona '22, Turkey '23; @BABCP London'22. +various publications, see below. @IEPAnetwork

Towards improving risk assessment and risk management within Early Intervention in Psychosis Services. @rcpsych @BPSOfficial @IEPAnetwork

Join SWAN and complete your PhD with our team. We are looking for new students and want to meet you. Our team is kind, knowledgeable, and supportive! Get in touch over email and we can chat more.

The full paper is freely available @IntJEatDisord:

Identity (sense of self) has long been linked to anorexia - but with little research evidence. Led by @ScarlettCroce, this paper shows how identity functioning improves across illness & recovery stages - suggesting that improving identity may be important for achieving recovery.