Have a look at the research in parental mental health that's happening at University of Oxford, including a section on my PhD which focused on parental psychosis 📖Louise Johns oxford.shorthandstories.com/parental-and-m…

This is a fabulous and much-needed study by a great team. Please retweet and participate if you can!

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Enjoyed #BABCP2023 today and presenting a study from my PhD looking at the relationship between parenting stress and psychosis. Read more about the findings here 📄bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bj…

Gain an insight into the early onset, & the often resistant to treatment, of the chronic & recurring nature of #MoodDisorders in CYP at the upcoming Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health conference! Book before 08/03 and you’ll be entered into a prize draw to get your place for FREE! bit.ly/3RQrHfL

📢Research study for first-time parents-to-be📢 Please share with your networks and get in touch if you're eligible!

A wonderful example of meaningful lived experience involvement in research.

Open and honest conversations about mental health are essential, especially with young people. This video offers valuable insights into how to approach these important discussions. 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=bG8qJ7… #Lambeth #CAMHS #MentalHealth

Excited to share our work on psychological processes in Premenstrual Disorders at EABCT! Huge thanks to my King's DClinPsy colleague Jessica Radley for pulling together our symposium on mental health during the Premenstrual & Perinatal periods🩸🤰#EABCT2025