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If you want to learn multilevel modelling but don't know where to start, JK Flake 📈📏 and I have created the website for you: learn-mlms.com A brief summary of the materials and the impetus for them: (1/6)

Thank you for this clear and rich conversation. What Dr. Dillon Browne (Whole Family Lab) shares is relevant not only for the University of Waterloo community, but for all who have been directly or indirectly affected by trauma and adversity (hint: pretty much everyone).

Now accepted at Child Development, myself and Martin Tomasik explore, in tutorial style, how we can use continuous-time dynamic systems to represent theories of change, and why this is important when considering how model parameters relate to theories. osf.io/gw54v

Join our amazing @care_research_rtp team! Learn more about the project led by Drs. Dr. Tracie O. Afifi and Dr. Ashley Stewart-Tufescu, PhD, RSW at: carertp.ca

I want to talk about trust and attachment in young children. And there’s no video here for good reason. Several of you have recently tagged me to ask my thoughts on trending videos depicting parents engaging in one appalling behavior or another - in pursuit, apparently, of

Excited to share that my MA thesis: “Empirical support for a model of risk and resilience in children and families during COVID-19: A systematic review & narrative synthesis” was published #OpenAccess in Development and Psychopathology. bit.ly/3KJvhV9

📢 Our new meta-analysis in World Psychiatry showed that in 206 studies and >500k participants, the distribution of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) was: 0 ACEs = 39.9% 1 ACE = 22.4% 2 ACEs = 13.0% 3 ACEs = 8.7% 4+ ACEs = 16.1% 🧵 (1/4) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wp…

Be careful not to lose your humanity.

Child Poverty is Getting Worse in Canada. Teamed up with health economist @shainur22 to highlight why Canada needs to make #ChildPoverty a priority for child #development and #mentalhealth. theconversation.com/child-poverty-…

Professor of Developmental Psych and Chair, Dr. Heather Henderson, has created quite a stir of late with her ground breaking research showing that ADHD symptoms in children can be stemmed through specific parenting behaviors- Heather Henderson uwaterloo.ca/news/media/how…

🔊Our recent study demonstrated that social support was protective against stress during the pandemic for families. However, this buffering depends on historical levels of adversity including traumatic events. Click here for more: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

With growing awareness about mental health challenges, Dr. Dr. Dillon Browne has created the FamilyPsycle® Lab at #UWaterloo which integrates a family-centric perspective into mental health-care services. More: bit.ly/3TfX1pa | #GlobalFutures

New study! We found that social support may be protective against concurrent stressors during the pandemic in relation to family functioning, though this buffering depends on historical levels of adversity! For more details: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Learning and examining the key roles of topics such as attachment, emotions and social support is important. Check out the two articles mentioned!🧠 Article A: https:// acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… jcv2.12224 Article B: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our open-access special issue on social determinants of health in families is now complete! The collection of studies shows the importance of moving beyond the individual to consider health outcomes across the family unit. Check out the editorial here: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

In this #OpenAccess paper, Jackson Smith et al. explores networks of complex #DevelopmentalTrauma symptomatology among children and adolescents involved in child welfare. Full paper available via Wiley Psychology. bit.ly/3Pmn63z

In our new study with the Children and Youth Planning Table (CYPT) of Waterloo Region, we found "BELONGING" operates as a bridge between relationships and well being. The article is open access (free), give it a read and tell us what you think! doi.org/10.1002/jcop.2…

👔New research for Father's Day! What can dads do to foster teens' secure attachment? 1. Be present 2. Support teens' autonomy (don't try to control) 3. During conflict: stay engaged, empathetic, & non-aggressive SEAS - Society for Emotion and Attachment Studies Taylor & Francis Research Insights @uvavpr tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…