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We’re particularly looking for men with a current or previous eating disorder to join our study. Please share widely! Beat

We're looking for parents/carers of people with a current or previous eating disorder, to share their views and help us design scenarios for a virtual reality café! Can you help? 🖱️bit.ly/45U38ns F.E.A.S.T. SWEDAUK Beat Orri Caraline

This would be a great PhD!

A tour de force by the inimitable Tamsins Professor Tamsin Ford 💙 Tamsin Newlove-Delgado showing just how common mental illness is amongst children & young people in England. More funding, more clinicians, more research needed.

📢Are you a mental health professional working with UK secondary schools? We want to hear from you! Share your views in a Bristol-based focus group and receive a £30 thank you voucher Register here: shorturl.at/qvOU4 Pls RT Dr Helen Bould British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT) Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health British Psychological Society Off the Record Youth Counselling 🧡

Congratulations to TNG alum Helena Davies who passed her PhD Viva on eating disorders and genetics today - here with lovely and brilliant examiners Dr Helen Bould and Giles Yeo SGDP Centre KCL EDGI UK NIHR BioResource NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) Economic and Social Research Council

Really interesting work on body dissatisfaction, depression & BMI in children & young people:

Very exciting to be able to advertise this Uni of York PhD opportunity with lead supervisor DrRuthWadman (is...) & Francesca Solmi, working with Born in Bradford Age of Wonder data on disordered eating & eating disorders

Still time to apply for this exciting Research Associate position! jobs.ac.uk/job/DFF333/res… Join the Create for Confidence team and help co-develop an art + wellbeing programme aiming to prevent anxiety and depression in schools 0.6FTE, hybrid work Closing date: 30 Jan 2024

Funded PhD alert! Come work with me testing mechanisms for how Virtual Reality might change the ways we perceive our own and others’ bodies. Great team inc Iain Gilchrist Ian Penton-Voak TARG Bristol University of Bristol & Danae Stanton-Fraser University of Bath findaphd.com/phds/project/p…

We are re-advertising this York-based PhD studentship, supervised by DrRuthWadman (is...) Dr Helen Bould and myself. If you are interested in studying #eatingdisorders in a large and diverse cohort study this is the perfect opportunity! Details below 👇

Investigating internalized weight stigma (IWS), this NEW research, spanning 32 years, explores key risk factors across the life-course. Females, socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals & male & female sexual minorities face heightened risk! tinyurl.com/4kycczkm

Back from leave and excited to update my email signature to Associate Professor in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry University of Bristol - thank you to everyone who has supported me to get here!

Three new PhD opportunities in TARG! Digital health interventions for under-served groups tinyurl.com/bdc2nrun Virtual Reality and body perception tinyurl.com/457yw4cp Understanding the relationships between health outcomes tinyurl.com/47sjdhab

Funded PhD alert!!! Great opportunity focussing on the potential impact of Virtual Reality for people with #eatingdisorders gw4biomed.ac.uk/do-experiences… With me, Ian Penton-Voak TARG Bristol University of Bristol & Danae Stanton-Fraser University of Bath GW4 BioMed MRC DTP | @gw4biomeddtp.bsky.social

🚨PhD opportunity🚨 Currently advertising for a project focused on the causes of the eating disorder Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Happy to discuss with potential applicants.

Delighted that Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS FT was able to contribute to this project, led superbly by Professor Kapil Sayal 💙 CYPMHSResearch. Thanks to all the participating children, young people and families both in Gloucestershire and around England.

Overdiagnosis? Seems timely to reshare... In CAMHS, little evidence of overdiagnosis of emotional disorders, rather the opposite - many children and young people with diagnosable mental health disorders not receiving a clinical diagnosis or timely help. doi.org/10.1111/jcpp.1…