.Johnny Felt, Ph.D. & Chad Shenk define maltreatment as an act of commission or omission on the part of a caregiver towards an individual under the age of 18. In this podcast, they explore their research into how this affects adolescent behaviour problems. bit.ly/4cVc8vt

Learn how #Maltreatment & different forms of contextual #Adversity can interact with different forms of risk, at the child level, with this great podcast from Dr. Barry Coughlan (DPHPC), as he explores the findings from his recent TheJCPPadvances paper. bit.ly/4fOydxG

In this #OpenAccess paper, Jessica Todorov et al. provide evidence that #Anxiety and #Maltreatment cannot be used interchangeably to identify youth with primary versus secondary callous-unemotional traits. An interesting read. bit.ly/4drcNos

In this fantastic blog, Ariadna Albajara Saenz, PhD discusses #Teachers’ views on the sustainability of the Incredible Years Teacher Classroom Management programme, necessary to maintain its desired benefits in the longer term. Find out more with the full blog: bit.ly/3Ypy2Cy.

What are the possible factors that influence children’s resilience or vulnerability following bereavement? In this podcast, Layla Rashid explores maternal experienced #Bereavement, offspring #MentalHealth, & the role of modifiable parental factors. bit.ly/3X13EO5

In this #OpenAccess paper, Jessica Lunsford-Avery et al. consider #CircadianDysfunction as a potentially critical mechanism underlying clinical heterogeneity & discuss current barriers to identifying and treating circadian dysfunction in pediatric #ADHD. bit.ly/4fWdqZb

In this podcast, Dr. Miles Reyes (UCR School of Medicine) & Apurva Bhatt, M.D. 🩺 (Stanford Children's) explore why Asian American & Pacific Islander youth have been excluded from previous studies on #MentalHealth and suicide, and discuss the rates of death by suicide in this group. bit.ly/4f8o6n6

In this #OpenAccess rapid realist review paper, Verity Jones et al. develop a theory about how and why #CoProduction methods in youth #MentalHealth services work, for whom and in which circumstances. Read the full paper to learn more. bit.ly/4cRmc88

In this fascinating podcast, Maria Isidora Palma & Alice Goisis explore the association between #MedicallyAssistedReproduction (MAR) and #MentalHealth outcomes in adolescents, comparing adolescent self-reports & parental reports. Listen now to learn more. bit.ly/3WNJwiE

In this Papers Podcast, tomcawthorne & Roz discuss their TheJCPPadvances exploring single-case experimental design (SCED) and cognitive behavioural therapy interventions for adolescent #Anxiety. Listen now: bit.ly/3VjwOpz #ListenLearnLike

In this #OpenAccess paper, Alaina M. Di Dio (Oberlin College) et al. employed a twin differences approach to illuminate the environmental and genetic origins of the association between parental nurturance and children's antisocial behavior (ASB). bit.ly/3WKXAaY

Learn more about the prevalence of #SelfHarm in CYP, including which groups are more at risk than others, as well as what the evidence tells us about interventions for #SelfHarmPrevention with this fascinating podcast from Dr Bethany Cliffe. bit.ly/3SuTqCO

In this #OpenAccess Clinical Review, Nicky Greaves explores the #EmotionRegulation (ER) literature and conceptual models in #Autism and offers a formulation—Neural Preferencing Locus of Control (NP-LOC). Read the full paper to learn more. bit.ly/3SSooVy

In this Papers Podcast, Johnny Felt, Ph.D. & Chad Shenk discuss their Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry paper on #ContaminationBias in #ChildMaltreatment, focusing on the causal effects on adolescent internalizing and externalizing behavior problems. Full podcast: bit.ly/4cVc8vt #ListenLearnLike

Did you know that high-level #SocialAnxiety in adolescence could be a sign of the risk factor for experiencing later suicidal thoughts & other #DepressiveSymptoms? Listen now to this brilliant podcast with Dr Kenny Chiu to learn more. bit.ly/4cktRLH #MentalHealth

In this interesting podcast, Professor Tamsin Ford 💙 & Clara Faria discuss the methods used to measure the number of children & young people with #EatingDisorders in the National Study of Health and Wellbeing survey. Listen now to learn more: bit.ly/48wRHCf

In this #OpenAccess paper, Tessa Reardon et al. aim to develop a brief assessment tool that can identify children with #AnxietyDisorders in community settings, with a high level of sensitivity and specificity. An interesting read. bit.ly/4dPcnYX #Anxiety

In this fascinating podcast on early life #Language experiences, Prof. Sophie von Stumm (Hungry Mind Lab), Anna Brown & Emily Wood explore the impact of mother’s socioeconomic status on child’s educational achievement. Listen now to learn more. bit.ly/3zvTjAn

In this #OpenAccess paper, Dr Tasha Cullingham et al. detail a worked model of co-design and its process, focused on adapting an evidenced parent-led intervention for non-autistic child #Anxiety (HYC), to meet the needs of young #Autistic children. bit.ly/46Po3ZH

💡 Fascinating Papers Podcast with Dr. Barry Coughlan (DPHPC) on his TheJCPPadvances paper exploring #RiskRates and profiles at intake in #CAMHS. Tune in to learn what the implications are of the findings for #ClinicalPractice. bit.ly/4fOydxG #ListenLearnLike