"People are rewarded for being productive rather than right, for building ever upward instead of checking the foundations. These incentives allow weak studies to be published. And once enough have amassed, they create a collective perception of strength…" theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

WHO's Diagnosis of Gaming Disorder Questioned by Professors from the University of Sydney wccftech.com/whos-diagnosis…

Wanted to share this new Killer paper about #bullying just out: A meta‐analysis of the relationship between moral disengagement & bullying roles in youth @carolineh_usyd #WABF2019A onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ab…

We are thrilled the PCIT Centre has been opened after more than a year in development. IngleburnRSL Eva Kimonis @_georgiefleming Warwick Farm PS MacquarieFieldsPS @LynneIrvine14 karen.sellick Karen Endicott Rebecca Dao @SackvilleStPS

Prevention: the new holy grail of treating mental illness. theguardian.com/society/2019/j… we believe this has to start right at the beginning from conception onwards #IMHAW19 #rarejewels First 1001 Days Society Guardian @aimh_uk

What do we really know about conduct disorder in children and adolescents? Major review of the current evidence base just published in Nature Reviews - please share Sydney Science Brain & Mind Centre

Excited to share our review on #conductdisorder nature.com/articles/s4157… in Nature Reviews Disease Primers with Graeme Fairchild, David Hawes, Paul Frick, William, Copeland, @candice_odgers, Barbara Franke & Christine Freitag. The Centre for Human Brain Health School of Psychology, University of Birmingham Uni of Birmingham University of Bath

‘I spat fully in his face': Dad's extreme response to son's behaviour With thanks to David Hawes for insightful commentary and advice. essentialkids.com.au/news/current-a… via @essentialkids

David Hawes from USYD Psychology interviewed by Yahoo News Australia on telling kids Christmas gifts are from Santa au.news.yahoo.com/social-workers…

Merry Christmas from the Child Behaviour Research Clinic! Every year I fall a little more in love with this group of delightful ragtag child psychologists 🥰.

Some of the most important things I've learned as a clinician and clinical supervisor - now in Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry with Mark Dadds Parenting interventions for child conduct problems: reconceptualising resistance to change acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… Sydney Science

Australia has a new clinical trials network in child & youth #MentalHealth...helping researchers & practitioners collaborate...giving families a say in research journals.sagepub.com/doi/metrics/10…

A focus on fathers in child mental health interventions… Dr Lucy Tully, David Hawes and Mark Dadds @sydney_uni on barriers and strategies. #FathersDay thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/focus-fathers-… More on fathers in our archive thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/fathers

For your chance to win this, RT this article co-authored by one of the book's editors, David Hawes thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/focus-fathers-…

Thank you @theCAMH for inviting me to comment on whether conduct disorder should be classified as a psychiatric diagnosis. Here is what I wrote acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ca… Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health #MentalHealth

Happy to share my recent commentary in Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry: Global Perspectives on Resilience and Callous‐unemotional Traits. ...highlighting an important study by Diana Obando, Nicky Wright Jonathan Hill acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jc… Psychopathy Society @PascoFearon

Today is World CBT Day! There is no better time to join AACBT Student membership is currently free for a limited time #CBTworks #MentalHealth The World Confederation of Cognitive and Behaviour WCCBT 2023 youtu.be/NUroUYV2QE8

#CBTworks but is often misunderstood. This recent podcast is perfect listening for today: World CBT Day AACBT The World Confederation of Cognitive and Behaviour #MentalHealth

What do we really know about oppositional defiant disorder? Find out in our major review of the evidence (with F Gardner, M Dadds, P Frick, Eva Kimonis, J Burke, G Fairchild)