Tim Dalgleish gave an invited keynote address. “Transdiagnostic interventions for affective disorders: Where are we going?”  at The Second International Conference on Transdiagnostic Approaches to Mental Health

September 2021: Tim Dalgleish gave an invited keynote address. “Transdiagnostic interventions for affective disorders: Where are we going?”  at The Second International Conference on Transdiagnostic Approaches to Mental Health, Manchester, U.K.

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Podcast: Tim Dalgleish on transdiagnostic approaches to human distress following trauma

Professor Dalgleish will present a keynote talk at the The 21st Australasian Conference on Traumatic Stress  www.acots.org/ The 2021 ACOTS conference is a collaboration between ASTSS (the Australasian Society for Traumatic Stress Studies) and Phoenix Australia – Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health. The talk is entitled: “Transdiagnostic approaches to human distress in the aftermath of trauma” […]

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The neural basis of interoception across psychiatric disorders

This paper meta-analysed transdiagnostic differences in neural activation during interoception. Left dorsal mid-insula activation was a common disruption in patients with a range of disorders, during interoceptive probes assessing pain, hunger, and interoceptive attention. This activation was anatomically distinct from brain regions involved in affective processing and from regions altered by psychological or pharmacological interventions […]

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Trauma-focused Cognitive Therapy for acute PTSD in children

This paper presents the results of a randomised controlled trial providing preliminary support for Trauma-focused Cognitive Therapy for acute PTSD in children and adolescents delivered in the early (3-6 months) post-trauma phase. MEISER-STEDMAN, R., Smith, P., MCKINNON, A., DIXON, C., Trickey, D., Ehlers, A., Clark, D.M., Boyle, A., WATSON, P., Goodyer, I. & DALGLEISH, T. […]

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The Memory Flexibility (MemFlex) intervention for depression

In a series of randomised controlled trials, we have explored the efficacy of Memory Flexibility Training – MemFlex – for clinical depression. The first trial showed promising efficacy relative to an active counselling control. Free access to the paper at https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0005796718301359 We then ran a subsequent trial which showed that MemFlex did not decrease the risk […]

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