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Neuropsychologist and professor at UCL. Clinical psychologist in the NHS. Occasional writer. Interested in people. Views my own.

Joined February 2009
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Some psychiatric patients may actually have treatable autoimmune conditions. But what happens to the newly sane?. Fantastic @RachelAviv piece in The New Yorker.
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Some psychiatric patients may actually have treatable autoimmune conditions. But what happens to the newly sane?
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RT @nanosanta: Aging is more than a biological process—it is deeply shaped by social, political, and environmental conditions. Our global s….
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In this study, child mental health and mild traumatic brain injury strongly co-occurred but, apart from anxiety, those associations mostly disappear when prior mental health is accounted for.
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New from us, led from the front by @_GraceRevill:. Childhood Mild Traumatic Brain Injury is Reliably Associated with Anxiety but Not Other Examined Psychiatric Outcomes at Two-Year Follow-up, After Adjusting for Prior Mental Health
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New from us, led from the front by @_GraceRevill:. Childhood Mild Traumatic Brain Injury is Reliably Associated with Anxiety but Not Other Examined Psychiatric Outcomes at Two-Year Follow-up, After Adjusting for Prior Mental Health
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Background Evidence that mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) causes psychiatric problems in children has been mixed. Investigating this issue has been difficult due to the lack of representative...
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A History of Metaphorical Brain Talk in Psychiatry.by Kenneth Kendler. "describing the disturbed mental processes in psychiatric illness in terms of brain function in ways that appear to be explanatory but actually have little to no explanatory power".
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Molecular Psychiatry - A history of metaphorical brain talk in psychiatry
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How useful is the concept of disinhibition after brain injury? Fascinating deep-dive in Aeon.
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The misunderstood story of Phineas Gage shows that we need a new way of understanding the experiences of brain injury survivors
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Uncovering the 'exposome'. Interesting piece tracks how it is being transformed from buzzword to research program
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Researchers have long advocated for a more systematic approach to environmental health, but funding may not hold.
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Nature Mental Health's Research Briefing section covers our study, led by Jae Won Suh, on outcomes of stroke survivors with anxiety and depression treated with primary care psychological therapy. Full text of original study
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Unknowns: the benefits for stroke survivors who were never referred or never referred themselves. Cognitive or language impairments may have 'counted out' some potential patients. Regardless, NHS Talking Therapies seems useful for many stroke survivors.
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Although improvement and recovery rates were high, stroke survivors were less likely to recover and more likely to deteriorate than non-stroke patients, partly due to physical comorbidities.
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Timing mattered: patients who started therapy within 6 months of their stroke were more likely to recover than those who waited over a year.
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Using NHS data, the study looked at 7,597 stroke survivors who accessed NHS Talking Therapies. On average, therapy led to moderate improvements in depression and large improvements in anxiety.
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What is the largest neuropsychiatry service in England? Counter-intuitively, it's probably NHS Talking Therapies. In a new study led by Jae Won Suh (posted here on her behalf), we tracked every stroke patient through NHS TT to look at treatment outcomes.
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RT @DrSFink: Late breaking abstract deadline extended for BACN. Come join for Cognitive Neuroscience in Edinburgh in September. Cheap stude….
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RT @PeterSjostedtH: ‘Why isn’t there a philosophy of neurology?’ – .Thanks to UCL neuropsychologist Prof. Vaughan Bell @vaughanbell for his….
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RT @AcostaAlida: Aquí el enlace a ntro reciente artículo Cbia-UK. Colombia tiene un sólido instrumento pxa atender la salud mental #PAPSIVI….
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RT @vaughanbell: New from us:. Armed conflict exposure types are not equally associated with access to psychosocial support: A study of ov….
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Background: The Colombian armed conflict has endured for almost 60 years. Colombia has a national psychosocial support service, called PAPSIVI, which is the lar...
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Fantastic colleagues @charlotte_cf1, @AcostaAlida, María Camila García Durán, Rob Saunders, @Francesca_Solmi, @WilliamTamayoA1, @fabioidrobo and me.
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New from us:. Armed conflict exposure types are not equally associated with access to psychosocial support: A study of over 8 million victims of the Colombian armed conflict Work from a joint Colombian / UK team consisting of. .
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Background: The Colombian armed conflict has endured for almost 60 years. Colombia has a national psychosocial support service, called PAPSIVI, which is the lar...
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