Our new paper: Lost in translation? Cultural adaptation of treatment content for Japanese internet-based cognitive therapy for social anxiety disorder sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Naoki YOSHINAGA @OsamUK77

My first ever first author paper from my PhD is out and I am thrilled! Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms among Journalists Repeatedly Covering COVID-19 News mdpi.com/1226500 via MDPI

Tune to BBC Radio 5 Live breakfast & Drive Time for Incredible programme on healthcare workers & pandemic made by @Clack_Sam about shaperecovery.com Sensible help for hard working staff Oxford ExpPsychology NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives Aimee Abbie

Tune to BBC News (UK) TV at 9:35 am to hear about how SHAPE, our evidence-based brief intervention, helps healthcare workers with #PTSD or #depression Very effective, very accessible Oxford ExpPsychology NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives Aimee Abbie

Important new research out today by Dr Jennifer Wild & colleagues finds that #PTSD in healthcare workers during #COVID19 pandemic could be worsened by past trauma. BPS Journals University of Oxford Medical Sciences Oxford Psychiatry Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre Oxford ExpPsychology ECRs bit.ly/3pTjrhL

Our new paper is out in the Journal of Traumatic Stress! Looking at abstract-analytical thinking as a risk factor for PTSD symptoms in student paramedics - an occupational group at high risk for PTSD. Study led by Aimee with Dr Jennifer Wild and Paul Salkovskis

Some thinking styles are worse than others. Abstract thinking predicts PTSD in student paramedics. Study led by Aimee TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity Oxford ExpPsychology NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre BABCP

For #InternationalStressAwarenessWeek, trauma expert Dr Jennifer Wild & her team have created 4 fantastic, 1-min videos of their top tips to help you overcome #stress. Please RT. Check out all the videos below.👇👇 Oxford ExpPsychology ECRs Medical Sciences Oxford Students University of Oxford Oxford Psychiatry

Abstract processing (Why me?) may increase risk of developing #PTSD symptoms. NEW ISTSS BLOG: "Why Me? Why Now? Abstract Thinking Predicts the Development of PTSD Symptoms in Student Paramedics" Aimee Dr Hjördis Lorenz Paul Salkovskis Dr Jennifer Wild Link- bit.ly/3dVAeJG

Link here to this morning’s talk on distressing mental imagery and how we can address it with our clients and ourselves. Thanks Oxford ExpPsychology for organising.

Remembering Oliver Sacks, who died today ow.ly/RyyCT

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BBC News - Dogs 'can trace origins to Central Asia' bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

The Life Scientific, George Davey-Smith bbc.in/1TOfjrI

‘First, do no harm’: disability assessments and adverse trends in mental health (open access) - tinyurl.com/plu6dl5

The Science of ‘Inside Out’ nyti.ms/1IzHZQD

Humans of New York + PTSD humansofnewyork.com/post/149753420…

The new Household Study - every seven-year, as big as it comes - says pretty much half of people on ESA have made a suicide attempt.

What happened to you? Trauma informed approaches to mental health care bit.ly/2fFONls

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