Lecturer & Postdoctoral Research Fellow @UniofBath @ESRC. Researching mental health in young people.
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🔔Check out new paper🔔:
A good news story: despite elevated negative self-evaluation, adolescents with elevated depression symptoms were able to describe positive pro-social self-evaluation….
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I’m delighted to have been awarded one of these fellowships! Can’t wait to get cracking at @UniofBath and develop a toolkit designed to promote positive self-evaluation in young people. #MentalHealth #Adolescents
The British Academy has awarded 45 Postdoctoral Fellowships to outstanding early career researchers in the SHAPE disciplines. Funded by @SciTechgovuk, the programme offers researchers the opportunity to teach and research in an academic environment:
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Self-evaluation words generated by 549 adolescents in this study, are all freely available for researchers to use (link in paper)
Result of this paper suggests that an ‘island of resilience’ related to pro social self-evaluation is present in those young people with elevated symptoms of depression.
A fab job with a fab team! Go on, just apply!✨
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Dr Emily Hards retweeted
This is interesting, and particularly relevant to anyone training therapists and psychologists. 👇👇
Whether to give trigger warnings has been given much discussion. Good to see some data on it.
Thank you for having me @BABCP, it was a real treat. Grateful to the audience for their thoughtful questions. - It was a pleasure to discuss my work with those also interested in this area #BABCP2023 #futureself #adolescentdepression
Dr Emily Hards retweeted
Also, I may or may not be convening a symposium today! Check out your programmes for symposium 18, where I’ll be joined by @BethanyJCliffe @EmilyHards_ @FaithOrchard and @MariaLoades in spirit!
Excited for an action-packed day at @BABCP such a privilege to attend after being away on maternity leave!
Dr Emily Hards retweeted
What treatment outcomes are important to adolescents with depression? Novel findings from a Q-study nationalelfservice.net/?p=16…
#Depression #Adolescents #YouthMentalHealth #Outcomes #TreatmentOutcomes #Goals
Dr Emily Hards retweeted
Post-doc opportunity to work on project looking at relationship between sleep and depression in teenagers @Sussex_Psych sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/rese…
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"It is a national scandal that over 400,000 children are stuck in limbo on a list, waiting for treatment. These children could fill Wembley stadium four times over. Of this number, 17,991 have been waiting for more than a year." rcpch.ac.uk/news-events/news…
Such an important question to ponder 💭
"This process-based CBT intervention, intentionally designed to promote positive well-being, was not found to be effective for early adolescents at the classroom level."
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Why are we failing with universal school-based mental wellbeing interventions?
Dr Emily Hards retweeted
Today @EmilyHards_ & @MariaLoades summarise a cluster randomised controlled trial exploring the effectiveness of universal process-based CBT for positive mental health in early adolescence nationalelfservice.net/?p=16…
It was a pleasure to contribute to @Mental_Elf alongside @MariaLoades ☺️
Equipping young adolescents with wellbeing skills: does a universal, classroom-based CBT intervention promote positive mental health? nationalelfservice.net/?p=16…
Dr Emily Hards retweeted
Looking for 13-18yos to be young person advisors on my work aiming to improve access to early help for adolescents who are beginning to struggle with depression symptoms....do pls email me if you know of any YP who may be interested m.e.loades at bath.ac.uk
