How can mental health professionals grapple with the changing perceptions of diagnoses among service users? In this article for British Psychological Society, Dr Naomi Fisher explores a key theme from her new book. Read now: oxford.ly/3LH0EQi @NaomicFisher

Listen as Dr. Molly Colvin and Dr. Tannahill Glen join the Noncompliant podcast ab king to discuss the educational impact of school closures, as well as the mental health impact on kids. Available wherever you get your podcasts Listen now: oxford.ly/4cWW38s

Are we the true authors of our actions – or are we guided by a preordained fate? Listen as Roy Baumeister, author of the upcoming book "The Science of Free Will," argues YES on the Open to Debate podcast. Listen now: oxford.ly/3YkAKJA

Jim Orford tells Jennifer Gledhill @bpsofficial how deeply public support for war can run and how, in order to prevent future conflicts, it is vital that we understand more. Read the full interview here: oxford.ly/3SnGbnc

Celebrate the arrival of "Discrepant Results in Mental Health Research," the "Simba" in the pride of books about clinical assessment! Join #theassessmentking campaign and post with your copy to elevate a new area of study Andres De Los Reyes, Ph.D. Matthew Nock #APA2024 oxford.ly/3WD59QR

Preparing and supporting your kids social, emotional, and mental health is the best thing you can do as they head back to school. Don't miss out on "The Parents' Guide to Psychological First Aid" #BackToSchool : oxford.ly/3WrvKR2

Even with the Olympics over, our genes are still working together like a gold-medal team! Learn more about our generous genes on OUPblog: oxford.ly/3X3jTKa

Beginning with the crucial early years of human development, this collection highlights the key aspects of growth. Discover the intricate ways in which children evolve, acquire knowledge, and transform into the individuals they are destined to become🌱 oxford.ly/4dYYKqD

"Mind the Science" by Dr. Jonathan N. Stea is a takedown of mental health misinformation and pseudoscience. It will educate and embolden readers to make informed decisions about their mental health. Learn how to steer clear of misguided and predatory practices: oxford.ly/3MNgRE7

Move past milestones to embrace cascades, revealing change's complex, continuous nature for a deeper understanding in this freely available chapter from Lisa M. Oakes and David H. Rakison 📚 #NurturingMinds Read now: oxford.ly/3B4UfMQ

Explore our blog on social media’s impact on mental and physical health and the need for collaboration among psychologists, health professionals, and digital experts to reduce digital risks: oxford.ly/47uBHl8

This volume comprehensively explores current research on genetics' influence on emotion, leveraging interdisciplinary methods to illuminate gene-emotion connections and their impact on neuropsychiatric disorders. Read more #NurturingMinds oxford.ly/3Zntugr

What do infants know, and how does the knowledge that they begin with prepare them for learning about the physical, cultural, and social world in which they live? #NurturingMinds Explore now: oxford.ly/3TwgzoT

Your health journey starts with knowledge. Explore our curated reading list on @bookshop_org and gain insights into eating disorder recovery, improving your memory, and much more! oxford.ly/3Toxiu8

The early years lay the groundwork for our future selves. #NurturingMinds explores growth and development during infancy and childhood. Access the research here: oxford.ly/3zfmnvY

Researchers explore how innate biases and environmental input shape language acquisition, from sounds to sentence structure, highlighting the dynamic interplay of learning and development in this freely available article #NurturingMinds Read now: oxford.ly/3TxC08Y

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