Paul Fletcher
@PaulPcf22
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Interested in psychiatry and brain science. Getting quite old now but run a lot and still play some football.
Cambridge, England
Joined January 2016
Daft to tweet when I'm severalteen champagnes to the good but, hell, I'm on the dancefloor with a bafta in each hand
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RT @PeteEtchells: For a change, an actual thoughtful, considered article on screens and ‘brain rot’ in the Graun today:
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@sharongilfoyle1 @NinjaTheory Happy Christmas Sharon - looking forward to working with you more in 2025...
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@OrepicPavo @mrccbu @SHaPS_UCL @UCL_VoCoLab @victor_rosi @ABradshawPhD Fantastic talk - and really great to meet you - I hope our paths cross in the future
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RT @vaughanbell: Our book of neuroscientists, clinicians, and psychologists talking about their personal experience of neurological disorde…
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This is a great piece of work
I'm happy to share our Review article in @TrendsCognSci , "Cognitive Maps and Schizophrenia", synthesising evidence for representation-level abnormalities in the condition, and proposing directions for future work.
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@BigPictureLivin Thanks Sharon - not sure that I deserve a “well done” (although I did act as a good confidence booster in training as she overtook me so many times)
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RT @IMS_MRL: In response to recent media interest, @Cambridge_Uni has published an article ‘Are weight loss jabs the solution to the obesi…
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RT @Nye_Ndebele: Digital Psychiatry SIG Conference | Clinicians in the Digital Space 19 Nov Fantastic speakers including@fromDrDavid @…
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We aim to take this further in clinical groups and to openly release these and other stress and biofeedback-based experiences in forthcoming months (6/6)
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She demonstrates that two brief training experiences are associated with subsequent successful breath regulation (with concurrently increased HRV and attenuated stress-induced tachycardia) when in the VR dungeon. (5/6)
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Critically, the set-up allows participants to practise biofeedback regulation under a controlled stress condition, potentially more closely mirroring the conditions under which they would need to employ the techniques in real life. (4/6)
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Across two studies, she explored the potential for a virtual reality biofeedback game to train slow-paced breathing and then apply that in a stressful virtual “dungeon” where survival depended on regulating physiological responses. (3/6)
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RT @jessharding1302: A light overview from @PaulPcf22 and myself of computational accounts of delusions. Check it out if you’re in need of…
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Great to see Mark Kermode's article reminding everyone what an amazing talent @_CarolMorley is. (I completely agree that Out of Blue is something really special- I saw it for the third time recently, and that won't be the last).
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