Mina Fazel

@minafazeloxford.bsky.social

Professor of Adolescent Psychiatry, Oxford; interested in improving mental healthcare for all, especially the most marginalised students and refugees

🌍🧠 Final call! We are recruiting a Senior Researcher in Child Mental Health and Climate Change — an innovative new post linking psychiatry, global health, and climate resilience. Closes 16 June — just days left to apply. Please share!

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We love these ‘Networks of Care’ figures and hope you do too! Paper out today showing places where adolescents ACCESS mental health support and how ACCEPTABLE they are!

Emma Soneson@emmasoneson.bsky.social · 2y ago

*Networks of care for the modern adolescent* 🫶🌻 In our new paper, we combine a #network approach + applied research lens to explore where #youngpeople are accessing #mentalhealth support & how helpful they find it. w/ Simon R White & @minafazeloxford.bsky.social www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

[Figure 2 from the publication]: shows a network diagram of 18 different types of mental health support young people report accessing in the last year, alongside perceived helpfulness.

Lots of celebrations this week, incl.: 👉 a Secret Santa Sock Exchange 🔁🧦 👉 the Departmental Christmas Party (a screening of 'Paddington in Peru'!) 🐻🇬🇧 👉 a team murder mystery event at Oxford Castle 👀🏰 We also said 'bye for now' to Shona, our lovely group administrator who's off to go have a baby 👶

Photo of Shona sitting in front of a TV screen with a fireplace projected onto it, holding a hand-knitted blanket and sitting behind a bookshelf filled with books and soft toys.The Oxford Child & Adolescent Psychiatry team exchanging socks during their monthly meeting.The Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Group at the murder mystery Christmas party in the Oxford Castle.Members of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry examining the 'murdered' Victorian era mannequin during the murder mystery party.