Save the date! Next year we will host the 2026 Australasian Mathematical Psychology Conference in Singapore! Including research in mathematical psychology, computational modeling, psychometrics and data science / AI! #AMPC26SG

In Journal of Eating Disorders ❤️‍🩹In patients with different types of eating disorder, high prevalence of childhood traumatic events was found. 🧑‍⚕️This underlines the importance of addressing trauma events in eating disorder treatment. ➡️Read more: doi.org/ptvf

On this July 4, liberate the field from cross-sectional “mediation analysis” - check out this new paper discussing an alternative. I bet it’s an instant classic. My sense is that folks continue bad practices bc they don’t know what else to do. This helps psycnet.apa.org/record/2026-35…

What an amazing conference #ISSID2025! It was a pleasure to attend, meet so many friendly faces, and share a symposium with the best team ever – Dr Tayler Truhan, Dr C. Welsh, Micheala, L Ferguson, M McAlister/QUB - School of Psychology Stress Trauma & Related Conditions Research Lab. Truly inspiring and productive days – thanks all!

Save the date! ISSID 2027 is coming to Durham! Join researchers from around the world in one of the UK’s most historic university cities. Riverside walks, castle views & rich exchanges of ideas await. Please like & share this announcement! #ISSID2027 #IndividualDifferences

🚨 Exciting news 🚨 Our paper on the development of the EDCRN dataset, created through consensus-building workshops, has now been published! 🎉The team held two workshops to agree on the information that should be collected in the dataset. Read more below!👇

Just published in International Journal of Psychology! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ij…

So happy to have it published 🙌🏻 Anna Ciaunica @annaciaunica.bsky.social, thank you so much for your support, inspiration, and for making it happen! It Is Movement All the Way Down: Broken Rhythms and Embodied Selfhood in Depersonalization mdpi.com/3445230 #mdpibehavsci via Behavioral Sciences MDPI

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Interoceptive Awareness and its role in ADHD and ASD ‘Burnout’ 🚨 Interoceptive awareness is the brain’s ability to detect and integrate internal bodily signals Video 👇 youtu.be/ONM8YifTjf4 Evidence suggests that in ADHD & Autism, brain regions like the insula and

🔬This week's journal club is a paper by James Downs, a member of our Lived Experience Steering Committee, and Clive Kelly, with some fascinating insights into Anorexia Nervosa in males. To see the full paper, see here 👉 magonlinelibrary.com/doi/full/10.12…

Very excited to host two events in Singapore: the professional certification workshops on Network Psychometrics in Decemer and the 2026 edition of the Australasian Mathematical Psychology conference in February! Links for registration below. fass.nus.edu.sg/psy/network-ps…

Today, Tuesday 2 September at 4:30pm, Richard Quigley MP will lead a Westminster Hall debate on the prevention of deaths from eating disorders. You can tune in today, or catch up later, here: bit.ly/4mKV6Fn #WestminsterDebate #Government

Rethinking Personality: What if the Big Five isn't the full story? Our latest research using Topological Graph Analysis (TGA) has uncovered something remarkable, entirely new personality dimensions that challenge how we understand human traits. While traditional models give us

An excellent read📚 from Dr. Amelia Austin (Millie) and Karina Allen on the value of routine outcome measurement (as demonstrated in initiatives like Eating Disorders Clinical Research Network) in enhancing care for people with eating disorders.

Delighted to have been invited as keynote speaker in beautiful Iași, at the amazing Department of Psychology of UAIC, for the 11th International Conference in Applied Psychology. It was a fantastic few days filled with inspiring discussions, and exciting plans for collaboration!

Are you interested in eating disorders funding and research?🔬 Please help us develop some key messaging to deliver to stakeholders to help increase investment in eating disorder research by completing the following survey! qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_1X…

Did you know that only 1% of the UK’s mental health research budget is spent on eating disorders? 😲 That's only £1.13 per sufferer, per year. Eating Disorders Clinical Research Network want to hear from you about what needs to change + why ED research is so important in this survey👇 qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_1X…

The Centre for Evidence for the Armed Forces Community has interviewed Professor Armour from @qubpsych as a leading expert in military mental health. Read about Professor Armour's research and insights as we approach Remembrance Sunday. centreforevidence.org/news/20251104-… #LoveQUB

New paper alert: Must we always go idiographic? Information-Theoretic Approaches to Testing Structural Ergodicity in Temporal Symptom Networks (link in the comments). Led by Tim Kaiser, Philipp Herzog, Eva-Lotta Brakemeier (Eva-Lotta Brakemeier), and me. Purpose While psychological