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Developmental Psychiatry
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Description to be confirmed If you have a question about this list, please contact: Helen Verrechia. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 34 talks in the archive. Developing a Forensic CAMHS: from Conception to Delivery
Disability rights, 'disorders of consciousness' and the Mental Capacity Act: one family's experience
The search for early psychosis in the community: methodological challenges and conceptual caveats.
The typical and atypical development of the human social brain.
The PROMISE RCT â a School-Based Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Intervention for the Prevention of Depression in High-Risk Adolescents.
Social and cognitive predictors of antisocial behaviour in young school-aged children
The mental health of fathers and early child development
Peer victimisation in childhood and psychotic symptoms in early adolescence
Multi Systemic Therapy: the model, current practice and research
Sharing personal experience with people who have severe and profound communication difficulties.
Developmentally appropriate investigative interviewing.
Neural bases of social and affective development in adolescence.
Child precursors to antisocial behaviour: Neurobiological and social influences.
Prosocial peptides and their future therapeutic potential.
Aberrant salience in psychosis?
Decision-making in Autism Spectrum Conditions.
Structural and functional imaging in adolescents following severe early institutional deprivation: a study of children adopted from Romania
The habenular complex and affective disorders
Emotion competence in young people.
The clinical assessment of patients admitted to hospital following an episode of self-harm: a qualitative study.
Fragile X Syndrome: Lifespan developmental implications for those without as well as with intellectual disability.
Reward systems in the brain: implications for human behaviour and its disorders.
Structural and functional neuroimaging studies of adolescents with Conduct Disorder.
Early experiences, allostasis, and allostatic load.
Challenging Sociality? Robots and Autism.
Sex, drugs and the adolescent brain.
Understanding teenage blues: the role of genetics, brain dysfunction and biased information processing.
Genetic and neuroimaging findings on callous-unemotional subtype of conduct problems.
Born Criminals? Social and ethical implications of research into genetics, development and criminality.N.B. Change to normal venue and time. Lunch will be available.
Minding the children when mother is mentally ill
Molecular behavioural genetics in stress research
From neighbourhoods to neurons: redefining anti-social behaviour in children.
Possible shared endophenotypes between eating disorders and autistic spectrum disorder.
Reward systems in the brain: implications for human behaviour and its disorders.
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Dr Abdullah Kraam, Consultant Child&Adolescent Psychiatrist. Hon Senior Lecturer, Community Forensic CAMHS, Castlefore&Normanton District Hospital. And Dr Paula Phillipa, Wakefield CAMHS Forensic Team Leader..
Wednesday 15 June 2011, 12:30-13:30