Jai Carmichael, PhD

@jaicarmichael.bsky.social

PhD in Clinical Neuropsychology. Researcher focused on mental health 💚 after brain injury 🧠 | Practising Clinical Neuropsychology Registrar in inpatient and community psychiatry https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=kpiDvjYAAAAJ&hl=en

I would add: be sensitive to the purpose this diagnosis is serving in ur clinical context (is this your way of saying that this is a “difficult patient” or your way of recognizing deeper recurrent dynamics beneath mood issues to guide treatment) & whether the patient finds the diagnosis acceptable…

Chris Aiken, MD@chrisaikenmd.bsky.social · 2y ago

How to diagnose #borderline personality: 1. Explain diagnostic process 2. Assess thoroughly 3. Explore how the features affect everyday life 4. Link the diagnosis to evidence-based treatments & hope From: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37997227 More in podcast www.thecarlatreport.com/blogs/2-the-...

We’ve received funding to develop resources addressing suicidality & self-harm after ABI. 🔎 Stage 1 involves scoping interviews with: - ABI survivors & close others (Australia only, for now) - Clinicians/researchers (esp. keen to hear from those less experienced). Please share with your networks!

Flyer titled 'Understanding and addressing suicidality & self-harm after acquired brain injury.' It invites participants to take part in a one-on-one interview to share their needs in supporting people with ABI with experience of suicidality or self-harm.

The flyer lists three groups sought for interviews:

People with ABI: With experience of suicidal thoughts/behaviours or self-harm, aged 18+, living in Australia.
Close others (e.g., family, friends): Supporting someone with ABI who has experience of suicidal thoughts/behaviors or self-harm, aged 18+, living in Australia.
Clinicians & Researchers: Working with people with ABI, worldwide, no prior experience with self-harm/suicide necessary.
It includes a link and QR code to a short expression of interest survey (https://redcap.link/x2n3c8wr) and contact details for Jill.Hwang@monash.edu and Jao.Carminati@monash.edu. The flyer features logos for Monash Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre and Monash University. Ethics approval: MUHREC #42790.

Hi everyone - it is lovely to join Bluesky! We at Monash Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre (MERRC) conduct research to maximise functional, psychological, and social outcomes following brain injury. More information at our website: www.monash.edu/medicine/psy... #TBI #braininjury #neuropsych

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Monash-Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre (MERRC) conducts ethical, innovative and internationally competitive research. We investigate the effectiveness of intervention programs for individuals w...

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I’m honoured to be launching this comprehensive briefing paper on FND neuropsychological and psychological management, across the lifespan, with a UK focus but global relevance - thanks to my fantastic colleagues on the Division of Neuropsychology Policy Unit working group 👏👏👏

Dr Leo Russell@leoistdp.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨 THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF FND IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS 🚨 A new briefing paper from the Division of Neuropsychology @donbps.bsky.social Proud to be part of the team working on this chaired by @nielsdetert.bsky.social & dedicated to the late Jason Price who originally conceived of the idea 🙏❤️

These data are super consistent with a theory we published recently arguing that the ventral pathway may be best described as a basis set of local visual features (like DNNs), and may not compute global object properties like shape. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Does the brain's ventral visual pathway compute object shape?

A rich behavioral literature has shown that human object recognition is supported by a representation of shape that is tolerant to variations in an ob…

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Remember, if you see posts/accounts here on Bluesky that you think are interesting to your followers, you need to *share* them - clicking “like” is not enough to get them promoted up the algorithm like it does in the other place.