Join Evidence-Based Mental Health to discuss ‘Interventions to prevent self-harm’ on Friday 3rd June 2016 at 3pm GMT. There will be a panel of speakers live on Google Hangout discussing the topic and viewers can tweet the event and send in questions using #EBMHchat. Speakers: Keith Hawton (Oxford, UK) Katrina Witt (Deakin, Australia) Annette Erlangsen (Johns Hopkins, USA) […]
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Google Hangout: Bullying victimisation and risk of psychotic phenomena
Join Evidence-Based Mental Health to discuss ‘Bullying victimisation and risk of psychotic phenomena’ on Friday 18th December 2015 at 3pm GMT. There will be a panel of speakers live on Google Hangout discussing the topic and viewers can tweet the event and send in questions using #EBMHchat. […]
Google Hangout: Early identification of recurrent mood disorders in youth
Our first Google Hangout Last week we ran our first Google Hangout (video conference) that was streamed live through our EBMH YouTube and Google+ account. The theme of the discussion was based on Anne Duffy’s paper on ‘early identification of recurrent mood disorders in youth: the importance of a developmental approach‘ and we had a […]
#EBMHchat Storify – Treating bipolar depression, the most vexing part of bipolar disorder
Catch up on our last #EBMHchat with Professor Trevor Young (Uni of Toronto). […]
#EBMHchat Storify – Pharmacotherapy of treatment-resistant schizophrenia: evidence base & clinical challenges
Catch-up on the tweets from our #EBMHchat held on Friday 17th October, with guest author Professor Stefan Leucht (TU-München). […]
#EBMHchat storify – Violence & mental illness: associations, risk factors & risk assessment
Here is the Storify (social media archive) of our first tweet chat with guest author Professor Seena Fazel (University of Oxford), on ‘Violence and mental illness: associations, risk factors and risk assessment’. […]