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Great chapter - and I’d recommend the book it’s in too 🙄. Lots of helpful guidance for working with traumatic stress reactions using CBT

Mapping broader complexity in order to decide what not to focus on and avoid ‘pinball treatment’ that jumps around. This is an extra reflective layer for therapists, not in place of a disorder specific model. #StephenBarton #Babcp2024 #CBTworks

At BABCP 2024, we were part of a symposium celebrating the life, work and influence of Hannah Murry who was an extremely important figure for tCBT and many CBT therapists. We have launched an annual award to remember her values and influence.

The award was presented by Hannah's partner Glen to Joanna Mitchell for her paper on Adapting CBT for depression in later life for Irish Travellers. Full free text here: buff.ly/3tArwMi Thanks Glen, Emma, Graham, Sharif, Steph for your hard work on the award.

Our paper on retraumatisation during trauma-focused interventions for PTSD is out - a short thread below ⬇️ R Meiser-Stedman Dr Kenny Chiu Gita Bhutani Nick Grey Sharif El-Leithy doi.org/10.1016/j.janx…

New in the Journal of Traumatic Stress: State of the Science on treating comorbid PTSD and substance use disorders! Up to 60% with PTSD also have SUDs. Latest research on novel therapies and psychotherapies. Read more: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jt… #PTSDTreatment #AddictionResearch

Reductions in PTSD severity precede reductions in pain intensity among veterans receiving intensive treatment. doi.org/10.1037/tra000…

The US National Centre for PTSD has created a fantastic decision aid tool to educate potential patients about the therapies for #PTSD that exist and what one can expect as a patient. With a series of very clear videos. ptsd.va.gov/apps/decisiona…

Latest episode of Practice Matters dropping tomorrow: Paul Salkovskis on CBT for people suffering from OCD ⁦Let's Talk About CBT Podcasts⁩

Efficacy of EMDR for early intervention after a traumatic event: A systematic review and meta-analysis sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Large reduction of PTSD symptoms but the most striking thing is the huge heterogeneity in effect sizes (& minimal moderator analysis possible)

It was a pleasure to get to talk to Steph Curnow about mine and Adam Radomsky's recent qualitative study about violation and mental contamination in those with OCD and trauma histories published in tCBT & BCP (@[email protected]). Check it out at the link below!

Controlling for genetic and environmental confounding, study revealed 21-41% of mental health conditions in Australia are attributable to child maltreatment. Over 1.8 million cases & 184,000 DALYs could be prevented if child maltreatment was eliminated. ja.ma/4cyHAij

10/ The study suggests that expressive writing is particularly effective for patients with high dissociation, helping them reintegrate their identity into their narrative. Those who depersonalize seem to benefit the most from this approach.

Maddy Frumkin Tim Kaiser 🤷🏼‍♂️…: tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

"Changes to the DSM-5 definition of trauma may affect our understanding of PTSD as a disease, its underlying mechanisms, and who is most likely to develop or recover from PTSD." Here's what that means for patients. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/scienc…

New paper finds that diagnostic mental health labels (e.g. 'depression') can - increase perception individuals require treatment - increase empathy & support - reduce perceived control people have over their problems & likelihood of recovery journals.plos.org/mentalhealth/a…

Listen to OCTC's Director, Paul Salkovskis as he inspires through words and deeds in a conversation with Rachel Handley, host of the "Let's Talk about CBT - Practice Matters" podcast series for BABCP octc.co.uk/professor-paul… #NHS #OCD #therapists

Time to treat the trauma first in Borderline Personality Disorder with comorbid PTSD? This thesis (individual papers seem to be under review still) seems to suggest that adding DBT does nothing but produce more dropouts… research.vu.nl/en/publication…

Indeed, there is mounting support for the notion that trauma-focused therapy alone is the best treatment approach for personality disorders, and that other "first line treatments" have no additive effects. doi.org/10.1080/200080…

Please note that the evidence for existing (long-term) therapies for personality disorders is very weak, and maybe much weaker than previously thought.