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In the UK we train educational, clinical and counselling psychologists, while around the world our research is having a direct impact. We attract millions of pounds in funding and offer a stimulating research environment that inspires our students.
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Are you interested in training as a Clinical Psychologist? Join us this Friday at 12:30pm for a free online event to find out more about doing a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology with us.
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Read BBC South Today's additional coverage of this story here - featuring our academic Prof Tamar Pincus👇
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Is your partner paying more attention to their phone than you? 📲
Everyone finds ‘phubbing’ (phone + snubbing) annoying, but our researchers have found people with emotional insecurities are more affected than others.
Find out more 👉 https://tr.pulse.ly/taxtuciigy
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Our researchers have found that there is no strong evidence supporting the use of alternative treatments for autism and that their safety is rarely assessed.
Read more 👉 https://tr.pulse.ly/keq7in0voh
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Our researchers have found that people with ADHD who take medication face a lower risk of suicidal behaviours, substance abuse, transport accidents and criminality compared with those who do not.
Find out more 👉 https://tr.pulse.ly/dqmecjzver
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We are ready to go! 🎉
Join researchers and staff from @unisouthampton.bsky.social, and friends of the Public and Community Engagement Hubs at #SouthamptonMela Festival this Saturday 12th July (12-5PM)!
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The 2025/26 Public Engagement Development Fund Call is now open!
Staff, PGRs and community partners can apply for funding to develop, explore and deliver projects that strengthen public engagement with our university’s research and its impact.
Read more 👉 bit.ly/44tkR57
As part of our Faculty Inaugural Lecture Series—showcasing the work of newly promoted Professors—Prof. Hanna Kovshoff delivered an engaging lecture - Beyond the Medical Model: How Neurodivergent Voices Changed the Way I Do Autism Research.
Watch here 👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nlk3...
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Our sotonpsychology.bsky.social researchers say a culture shift is needed to support women in poverty who lack access to period hygiene products.
This is one of many issues being discussed at today’s annual Centre for Homelessness conference in London.
See more 👉 https://tr.ee/nq1Yvi
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A new study from our psychology researchers shows that small tweaks to talking therapy could help prevent patients with anxiety and depression from developing psychosis, a condition that affects 1 in 100 people.
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Another fantastic Faculty Technicians Away Day hosted by Psychology and @sotongeogenviron.bsky.social thanks Pete Langdon and Agnes Michalik for organising.
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Pint of Science is coming to Southampton (May 19 to 21) 🍻🔬
Where science and beer join forces for a series of wacky and insightful sessions led by our amazing researchers 🤖
Read more 👉 tr.ee/0J2MLN
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Our researchers have found that race and ethnicity of participant are frequently unrecorded in clinical trials for mental health medications, potentially limiting the generalisability of results 📉
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Our researchers have found that eating only during the daytime could help protect people from the heart risks associated with working night shifts.
Read more👉 brnw.ch/21wRR9Q
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Join our International Summer School 2025!
Applications are open for "The Neurobiology of Disease: Understanding Alzheimer's" course at our International Summer School 2025!
Apply by 31 March 2025 to get a 30% discount on tuition fees!
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Apply now for the Evidence Synthesis: Methodologies for Research course at our International Summer School 2025!
Advance your research skills this summer.
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Join our International Summer School 2025 for the "How to Become a Smarter Research Consumer" course!
Enhance your skills and stay ahead in research.
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McCormick, S., & Thomas, G. (2024). Exploring parents’ experiences of working with educational psychologists to support their autistic daughters. Educational Psychology in Practice, 41(1), 1–23. doi.org/10.1080/0266...
12.03.2025 09:23 — 👍 4 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0Today was the first day of interviews. It was a real pleasure to spend time meeting our first 12 applicants. So many talented people. Good luck to all our applicants over the next few days!
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This article by @dremmaclaire.bsky.social could be required reading over the next few days... months... years.
Feels like it's rarely been more important to take control of what you give your attention to.
theconversation.com/how-a-mindfu...
University of Southampton International Summer School 2025 is now open for applications!
There is a rich range of courses available to choose.
Apply by Monday 31 March 2025 to enjoy a 30% discount on tuition fees.
👉 www.southampton.ac.uk/internationa...
Struggling to break the ‘doomscrolling’ habit after work? 📱
Our Psychology Lecturer Emma Palmer-Cooper shares how a mindful hobby can help you unwind and reclaim your evenings.
Find out more 👇
📽️ Relive 2024 with us at the University of Southampton!
From groundbreaking research to inspiring student achievements, this year was one to remember.
Thank you to everyone who made it special.
See all our stories 👉 www.southampton.ac.uk/news.page
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Researcher Professor Sam Cortese has conducted a comprehensive review of ADHD treatments with the University of Oxford to help inform future guidance to support adults with the condition.
Find out more 👉 brnw.ch/UoS_News_adh...
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Congratulations to our incredible Class of 2024! 🎓
This week, we celebrate your achievements over three unforgettable days.
We couldn't be prouder of your hard work, commitment and perseverance.
#WeAreUoS
In the latest issue of The Conversation, Dr Emma Palmer-Cooper discusses why AI eyes-open meditation apps could do more harm than good for your mental health
theconversation.com/why-ai-eyes-...
Pleased to be able to share our meta-analysis exploring placebo and nocebo response in gambling disorder, out now in Acta Neuropsychiatrica. This is the first meta-analysis of placebo response in RCTs for gambling disorder.
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Our researchers found that working days lost to long Covid could cost the economy billions yearly.
Patients referred to long Covid clinics use a mobile app to track symptoms and reported little improvement in the six months since seeking help.
More here 👉 brnw.ch/21wOF6l @nihrarcs.bsky.social
