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“Walking the walk” at WCBCT 2019 -Empowering and collaborative dialogue coming out of Christine Padesky’s master session on strengths-based CBT

Such a wonderful example from Rona Moss-Morris about developing efficacious interventions: developing CBT for IBS from a sound theoretical foundation, using RCT data to validate the underlying theory, including a health economics analysis and planning wide-reaching implementation!

Very interested to learn in an #openscience discussion today at @wcbct2 that studies published in the most high-ranking journals such as Science and Nature also happen to have the highest rates of irreproducibility!

Very interesting poster by Amelia Scott from Sydney which offers a theoretical model to explain why people with epilepsy develop anxiety #wcbct2019

Thank you Louise Sharpe and my wonderful collaborators. We are very proud of this work and have high hopes for its usefulness in epilepsy research and clinical practice!

Full interview with @JoeABCNews re A/Prof Kate Faasse and my survey of use of placebos by Australian GPs, with ~40% having ever used an inactive placebo and ~80% having ever used an active placebo #placebo youtu.be/GGhbXci2oMk (Footage courtesy of ABC News)

So proud of the wonderful Amelia Scott presenting at #ASBHM2020. Presenting on the development of her EASI to detect anxiety in people with epilepsy. scholar.google.com/scholar?as_ylo…

Meta-analysis of #antidepressant RCTs found that placebo run-in (PRI) periods reduce the placebo and drug response, but not the drug-placebo difference. Use of PRI periods should cease in RCTs of depression, and urgently questioned in other fields ja.ma/3qqFSe8

My latest paper investigates the practice of placebo run-in periods in antidepressant RCTs - it's an important read for anybody conducting clinical trials! Louise Sharpe Prof Ben Colagiuri @PLASYDLab

Great summary of our recent JAMA Psychiatry paper Prof Ben Colagiuri Louise Sharpe

New pub alert! 🎉 Very excited to be part of this paper led by Louise Sharpe on differentiating safety behaviours vs precautions in chronic illness. We propose a decision matrix to help care providers navigate this difficult issue. Free download until 13/3: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Large NHMRC funded RCT of internet CBT for chronic physical conditions. Privileged to work with great team with many previous PhD students, led by Blake Dear, and with Amelia Scott Jo Dudeney Milena Gandy Dr Sarah McDonald. What did we find?🧵 follows. karger.com/Article/Abstra…

Full house at the Impact of Sleep on Mental Health Symposium! Fantastic talks by Amelia Scott, Ella Oar & Rick Wassing covering digital CBTi for insomnia, using sleep to improve treatment for anxious kids & effects of sleep fragmentation on distress regulation Woolcock Institute of Medical Research