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BReal: Building stress resilience in early adolescents’ lives

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2023 Highly cited researchers

CRiB2

The Cognitive Remediation in Bipolar Disorder study (CRiB2) is looking for participants

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Virtual Reality technology to treat agoraphobia approved for use in the NHS

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Improving brain health: the future in mind

The Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre (OH BRC) led by Professor John Geddes is based at the Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.  The OH BRC is run in partnership with the University of Oxford and involves 10 additional partner university and NHS Trusts across England.  Support for infrastructure is provided by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) for 11 research Themes focused on brain health.

The OH BRC also hosts the NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration (MH TRC) – a network comprising of a number of UK centres of excellence with strong industry collaborations.

Funded by the Department of Health & Social Care, Office for Life Sciences and also hosted by OH BRC, The Mental Health Mission, will work with the NIHR MH-TRC, to increase capacity in mental health research through providing relevant training and creating better systems to support industry- and academic-led research and investment across the UK.

Together with its partners, the OH BRC will develop a national network of centres of excellence, with the aim of creating a platform to deliver high quality experimental medicine research focused on new treatments and procedures to improve mental health conditions and more broadly, patients’ lives.

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Breal

BReal: Building stress resilience in early adolescents’ lives

27th November 2023

BReal (“Building stress resilience in early adolescents’ lives”) is a public engagement collaboration between NDCN, Psychiatry, and Experimental Psychology departments at the University of Oxford (hosted by the Wellcome Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging)….

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2023 Highly cited researchers

16th November 2023

Clarivate, the  global leader in trusted and transformative intelligence has today announced its 2023 highly cited researchers. Highly Cited Researchers have demonstrated significant and broad influence in their field(s) of…

CRiB2

The Cognitive Remediation in Bipolar Disorder study (CRiB2) is looking for participants

16th November 2023

The CRiB2 study is investigating the effects of a new psychological therapy for people with bipolar disorder and is looking for volunteers to take part in the study. Are you…

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Funded full-time D.Phil. studentship to work on psychological therapies @UniofOxford. Funded through the Oxford Health NIHR Biomedical Research Centre.
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24 Nov 1727982239080747419

Explaining paranoia. Excited about this new paper. Includes: 22 social and cognitive causes examined; modelling of paranoia; what pushes to paranoia or social anxiety; percentage of the population who want help... @oxpsychiatry @OxExpPsy @oxhealthbrc https://mentalhealth.bmj.com/content/ebmental/26/1/e300880.full.pdf

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21 Nov 1727002585864028334

Great time at @CahprOxford conference presenting about access to communication input for people with #dementia and sharing our (winning!) poster on expressive touch in learning disability services. Especially loved meeting so many local #SLTs in research!
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Our @OxHealthBRC psychological treatments theme has a new PhD studentship available for 2024. @OxPsychiatry @OxExpPsy Deadline fast approaching. For details see:

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