Characterising Negative Mental Imagery in Adolescent Social Anxiety
Chiu et al. (2022) examine how characteristics of negative self-imagery are associated with the development and maintenance of social anxiety in adolescents.
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Chiu et al. (2022) examine how characteristics of negative self-imagery are associated with the development and maintenance of social anxiety in adolescents.
Read moreBraun and Clarke (2014) discuss the value of thematic analysis as a flexible and accessible method for qualitative research in health and wellbeing.
Read morePolari et al. (2018) examine the range of clinical outcomes experienced by young people identified as being at ultra-high risk for psychosis.
Read morePrebeg et al. (2023) explore how young people with lived experience can be authentically engaged as partners in youth mental health research.
Read moreSchweizer et al. (2020) examine how affective control develops across adolescence and how it relates to emotion regulation and mental health difficulties.
Read moreJohnson and Whisman (2013) investigate whether gender differences in rumination help explain women’s increased vulnerability to depression.
Read morePfeifer and Allen (2020) propose that puberty initiates a cascade of neurodevelopmental and social changes that influence adolescents’ mental health trajectories.
Read moreHow ongoing development of the adolescent social brain shapes social cognition and behaviour during the transition to adulthood.
Read moreInterview with CBT founder – Dr Aaron Beck.
Read moreTalk for the Royal Institute by Sarah-Jane Blakemore.
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