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#MedTwitter if you could share this with your undergrad network I would be super grateful! We at Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health organised this webinar aimed at encouraging people to pursue a career in CAMH research. Don't miss the chance to listen to Professor Tamsin Ford 💙 Tanatswa Amanda Chikaura | Mental Health Advocate Nicholas Fabiano, MD and more!

Following what is happening at NIH & hoping for better days, I remembered Frances Arnold (former co-chair of PCSAT) talk in Cambridge. This was her final slide. Governments come and go but I truly believe people commited to high quality, ethical science will always find a way.

"We can scope up those people when they have their first episode of despression" Professor Tamsin Ford from CPFT Research at CPFT told That's TV about the ATTEND study for Children's Mental Health Week, which looks at testing a new mindfulness therapy in Cambridgeshire.

Join us on 19 February for a brilliant event on 'Encouraging the next generation of #CAMHS researchers'. Our expert speakers will provide valuable insights into how, why, where to start off an academic career, with Clara Faria Professor Tamsin Ford 💙 Nicholas Fabiano, MD Tanatswa Amanda Chikaura | Mental Health Advocate

It is tomorrow! Still time to sign up and see the fantastic Professor Tamsin Ford 💙 and Nicholas Fabiano, MD 😊

For #CatsOfTwitter I have always been a dog person but life gave me a cat by proxy - I must admit I find cats harder to read than dogs. Often I am working and I feel a paw and a meow - is that a I want to play? Or a move, you are seated in my favourite chair? Any tips?

Our first Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health Early Career Branch Event is ongoing and it is so fantastic to see so many inspiring speakers honoring our branch! It is also amazing to see some amazing inspiring women sharing their journeys Malaika O and learning more about your journey and your work with

A huge honour to interview Michelle Sader from EDAC: Eating Disorders and Autism Collaborative and University of Aberdeen to discuss her work on neural correlates of children with ARFID symptoms! 💫 She analysed over 1,900 children 💫1st study to look at neuroanatomical correlates of ARFID in large scale

Super thrilled to share I will be in ESCAP 2025 International Congress to talk about #eatingdisorders alongside the experts Professor Tamsin Ford 💙, Benjamin Geers, Dr Helen Bould Professor Francesca Solmi and Anya R! Also, super happy I got a place to attend ESCAP Summer School 😊

Got home from a brief stay at A&E to find out my bed was taken... 😅 Can you find the cat? Ps: I have completely switched teams and I am a 🐱 person now #CatsOfTwitter #academictwitter

Really sad to hear about the news of Dr Jackie Sham passing. Dr Sham was a consultant oncologist and had been living with terminal cancer. In her last weeks, she generously decided to share her experience and views as someone needing palliative care. This thread is pure gold and

There is some news I’ve been waiting to share for a while... Following clinical benchmarking, from August, I will be an National Institute for Health and Care Research ACF in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Cambridge University! 🧠🧒 I’m truly over the moon and so thankful for the opportunity to stay in Cambridge

I know the sample here is biased but... do you think the statement "doctors make the worst patients" is true? 😅 Got told the above (lovingly) by my partner after the following happened: A few weeks ago I had a minor tmj surgery which involved the following (not exhaustive)

The problems in the NHS are because of chronic underfunding & bad planning. Not because of immigrant doctors. Poor training recruitment strategies does not justify xenophobia.

It was a joy to peer-review this blog on sibling mental health by Irena Tetkovic Irena is exploring how having a sibling with a mental health condition can impact one's own mental health and just published a systematic review on the topic! Do check it out if you are interested

I think I just received the best birthday gift ever from a dear friend - when Professor Michael Rutter - the father of child psychiatry - died, part of his library was put on sale for Kings College staff and students and this friend acquired some of his old books - including

Inspired by other women academics such as Charlotte Summers and on the gender gap we still see in senior academic positions, I wanted to explore this further in the field of academic psychiatry... and then a blog was born 😊 Thank you so much Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health Matt Kempen 💙 🇺🇦 and

Super excited to be in Seattle, USA for #INSAR2025 . I have two poster presentations this year on my work around trauma and suicidality in autistic people. Please do visit poster 36 today between 17:30 and 18:30 to say hi 🙂. #phdresearcher #mentalhealthresearch