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Professor of Developmental Psychology at University of Surrey; researching sensitivity, positive development, well-being, mental health, resilience

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@TTVSouthEast @UniOfSurrey Thanks a lot. You can find the mentioned resources on
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RT @TTVSouthEast: In line with Children's Mental Health Week, researchers from @UniOfSurrey have helped to develop training and resources f…
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RT @sensitivityres: This #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek, we are excited to launch a new training programme to help teachers identify and suppor…
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RT @SurreyPsych: Welcome to our new @PsychToday blog about how to spot and support hashtag #highlysensitive children at school. Authors: Pr…
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This podcast features our recently published resources, including an online teacher training module and a new questionnaire to identify highly sensitive children:
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We added new resources to our website including a questionnaire to assess children's sensitivity in their class and an interactive online training module for primary school teacher to learn about how to recognise and support highly sensitive children.
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RT @L_Arseneault: 🎆It's launch day! Check out our brand new @wellcometrust funded platform to explore over 1,600 datasets from across the w…
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The call for submissions for talks and posters for the 3rd International Conference on Sensitivity Research is live! The submission deadline for abstracts is January 24 2025. For more information, please see #HSP #Sensitive #highlysensitive
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As global displacement rises, we must focus on addressing the long-term, invisible toll of war on children. How can we better support youth impacted by conflict, knowing the biological imprints of trauma?
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RT @UniOfSurrey: War may trigger unique biological changes in children, affecting their long-term health and development.
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RT @JAMAPsych: War exposure was associated with a small number of distinct differences in salivary DNA methylation among Syrian refugee chi…
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