Interested in learning more about #Equity , #Diversity & #Inclusion in Child and Adolescent #MentalHealth ?

Check out The CAMH journal’s brand new Special Issue for 2024 exploring this topic – from original articles to debates and editorials! bit.ly/3Q63b9j

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In this The CAMH journal Special Issue Debate, Jon McClellan (@UWPsychiatry) explores the issue of what other services are needed to enhance the quality of care within comprehensive community systems of care to limit/prevent the need for involuntary interventions. bit.ly/3vYjFte

In this podcast, Dr. Si-Jing Chen of The Chinese University of Hong Kong - CUHK explores a brief cognitive-behavioural prevention #Insomnia programme and shares the implications of the findings from her Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry paper for #CAMH professionals.

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In this #OpenAccess The CAMH journal Special Issue Debate, Cornelius Ani & Jibril Abdulmalik discuss whether involuntary treatment and detention are a necessary part of #MentalHealth care, providing a perspective from low & middle-income countries.

Full paper: bit.ly/3PtVUQ8 .

Learn how to boost treatment in #Psychiatric patients & improve your understanding of the efficacy of #Psychiatric Treatments at Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health's upcoming conference on ' #GlobalMentalHealth : policy interventions to protect young people’s #MentalHealth '.

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In this Papers Podcast, Susanne Schweizer discusses her TheJCPPadvances paper ‘The relationship between cognitive and affective control and adolescent #MentalHealth ’.

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In this fantastic podcast, Dr. Christina Stadler of University of Basel explores why her research team decided to undertake a cognitive behavioral skills training for adolescent girls with conduct or oppositional defiant disorder in youth welfare institutions. bit.ly/4ccRBT2

In this #OpenAccess Commentary, Sara R. Jaffee (Penn) provides a commentary on the power of predictability, exploring how patterns of signals in early life shape #Neurodevelopment and #MentalHealth trajectories. bit.ly/4aiZswR

In this interesting blog, Madi Stephens summarises a recently published systematic scoping review by Stephens et al. (2023), which explores the use of #Photovoice within #MentalHealth research involving adolescents.

Read the full blog to learn more. bit.ly/3TKTPCy

In this #OpenAccess The CAMH journal Special Issue Debate, Susan Walker (@UCLPsychiatry) introduces the 2024 Special Issue Debate section exploring the use of involuntary treatment in young people.

Read the full paper to learn more. bit.ly/3VZ5Yow

In this podcast, Jonathan Green explores the different realities of #Autism (as a clinical concept, an administrative term, & as a self-identification) & comments on the risk of the loss of a common language & why it matters to have a common language. bit.ly/3vzATwU

In this ‘Insights from the OxWell Student Survey’ episode, Galit.Geulayov & Dr. Rohan Borschmann comment on the findings from the OxWell Study regarding self-harm behaviours as well as informal & formal support for adolescents who self-harm.

Full podcast: bit.ly/49zq5NQ

In this #FreeAccess The CAMH journal Special Issue Editorial, Atif Rahman (@LivUni) discusses #Equity / #Inequality , #Diversity & #Inclusion in child & adolescent #MentalHealth , & provides a perspective from the South Asian region

Read the full paper to learn more. bit.ly/3U3IWdt

In this brilliant podcast, Emma 💙 & Tom Jewell (He/him) @[email protected], from NHS Maudsley & Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care at King's 💙, share insight into the main aims of their recently published review into #PsychologicalInterventions for #AvoidantRestrictiveFoodIntakeDisorder ( #ARFID ).

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FREE 9min Video Abstract - Kalee Lodewyk (University of Alberta) delivers a video abstract on her The CAMH journal paper ‘Review: Adverse event monitoring & reporting in studies of pediatric psychosocial interventions: a systematic review’.

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In this insightful podcast, Dr. Si-Jing Chen of The Chinese University of Hong Kong - CUHK explores a brief cognitive-behavioural prevention #Insomnia programme and shares how the findings from her Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry paper can be translated into practice.

For more information, listen here: bit.ly/3TaVbo0

In this #OpenAccess Annual Research Review, Elysia Poggi Davis (DU Psychology) & Laura M. Glynn (@ChapmanU) propose unpredictability as an understudied aspect of early life adversity that is tractable & explore the existing unpredictability literature. bit.ly/3TAeXLh

In this blog, Zoe Smith, Ph.D. (she/her) calls in #CAMHProviders , #Parents , #Educators , friends, family, and everyone who has loved a woman with #ADHD to increase awareness about ADHD in women.

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In this podcast, Karen L Mansfield (PhD Psychology) explores what to consider when designing #SchoolbasedInterventions that both improve #Wellbeing & reduce inequalities, plus the challenges around measuring the effectiveness of these interventions.

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In this #FreeAccess The CAMH journal Editorial Perspective, Petrus J. de Vries (@UCT_news) explores transforming child & adolescent mental health services & systems (CAMHSS) around the globe & the importance of diversity, inclusion & equity in CAMHSS research.
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