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Hjördis Lorenz
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Specialist Clinical Psychologist #trauma #PTSD #NHS; Research Clinical Psychologist @ox.ac.uk
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Hjördis Lorenz @hjordislorenz.bsky.social · Sep 8
Back from presenting at #EABCT in Glasgow! 🙌

Privileged to co-run a CFT workshop on Complex PTSD w/ Deborah Lee & colleagues, and share pilot research on a CBT-based rumination intervention for PTSD.

Energised & inspired by the brilliant research & people!
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Dr Victoria Williamson @vwilliamson.bsky.social · Sep 3
We have a fully funded PhD position available across the
@uniofbath.bsky.social & @bristoluni.bsky.social. Project will look at moral injury in staff working to prevent community violence. For more info 👉 shorturl.at/lu5Mj @ukpts.bsky.social @estss.bsky.social
The Experience and Impact of Trauma and Moral Injury in Staff Working to Prevent Community Violence - GW4 BioMed MRC DTP
Project Code MRCNMH26Ba Paskell Project Type Dry lab Research Theme Neuroscience and Mental Health Project Summary Download Summary Third-sector staff working to prevent or support those affected by c...
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Hjördis Lorenz @hjordislorenz.bsky.social · Sep 3
📢 Our systematic review, led by Bomikazi Lupindo, is out in BJPsych International!

We examined how school and community violence affect adolescents’ mental health in Sub-Saharan Africa.

#YouthMentalHealth @topicgroup.bsky.social @oxexppsy.bsky.social

📄Read full article here ➡️ bit.ly/424I4tT
Impact of exposure to community and school violence during adolescence in the African context: systematic review | BJPsych International | Cambridge Core
Impact of exposure to community and school violence during adolescence in the African context: systematic review
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Hjördis Lorenz @hjordislorenz.bsky.social · Jul 28
🔍 Practitioner Psychologists (incl. 2nd/3rd yr Trainees): Have you experienced indirect trauma exposure through work?

We're running a short survey to understand its impact.

📝 psychiatryoxford.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

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Hjördis Lorenz @hjordislorenz.bsky.social · May 16
🌟 A joy supervising this project by DClinPsych student John Kerr – just published in The Cognitive Behaviour Therapist!

We explore the challenges junior mental health workers face when assessing trauma ➡️ bit.ly/4mgQfvA

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‘You never know who you’re gonna speak to’: exploring Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners’ experiences of assessing traumatic events | the Cognitive Behaviour Therapist | Cambridge Core
‘You never know who you’re gonna speak to’: exploring Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners’ experiences of assessing traumatic events - Volume 18
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TOPIC Research Team @topicgroup.bsky.social · Apr 25
Highly recommend watching this 3 part educational video series, with TOPIC's own Dr. Chloe Chessell, exploring childhood anxiety! In part 1, she explores what anxiety is and when it becomes problematic.

Watch below and stay tuned for the next two parts👇
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ACAMH - Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health @acamh.bsky.social · Apr 24
Childhood Anxiety Explained: What It Is and When It Becomes a Problem - new vdieo from Dr. Chloe Chessell

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Childhood Anxiety Explained: What It Is and When It Becomes a Problem - Part 1
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Hjördis Lorenz @hjordislorenz.bsky.social · Apr 23
🚨 Thrilled to share my PhD paper just out in PLOS ONE!

We developed & validated the concrete and abstract thinking (CAT) measure - an accessible, reliable tool to assess abstract thinking linked to rumination & worry.

@oxexppsy.bsky.social #paramedicmentalhealth

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Development and validation of a measure of concrete and abstract thinking
Abstract-analytical thinking, which characterizes rumination and worry, has been shown to be a risk and maintenance factor for psychological disorders, yet there are no accessible, reliable measures t...
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