Brain and Mind Research

New research article by @loucrowecaws @bivianoanders @Mardee_Greenham on the impact of #paediatric #ABI on self-perception and self-esteem. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Meet our PhD student @feivenfan. Feiven is currently investigating post-traumatic headaches following concussion in children @MCRI_for_kids. #concussion #AcademicTwitter

It's such a delight to finally see our book chapter published. We discussed all things sleep in child TBI and link between sleep QoL in this population. Thanks team; Cathy Catroppa, Celia Godfrey, @Nicholas_P_Ryan @NikitaTuliSood @bivianoanders @JBoro_ doi.org/10.1016/B978-0…

Led by Anderson et al, this study identified 5 distinct social recovery trajectories post-child-TBI, each characterized by a unique biopsychosocial profile. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35189999/

@MCRI_for_kids's #Concussion Essentials Study aims to redefine the way children & adolescents are treated post-concussion by examining the most effective way to accelerate & support recovery. Please email the study team at takecare@mcri.edu.au if you’re interested in further info

On the behalf of the Brain and Mind research group, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

@MCRI_for_kids Thanks for the warm welcome🙂

Huge twitter welcome to our friends at MCRI's Brain and Mind Research Group! 🌟Follow @BM_MCRI for their latest research and updates. #childhealth #brain #cognitive #research #childevelopment #clinicalscience #MCRI

A recent meta-analysis from Brain and Mind researchers show that behavioral interventions are effective in treating social challenges in children and adolescents regardless of neurodevelopmental or mental health diagnosis. Find the paper here👇 jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

New @JAMANetworkOpen paper by Gary Rance, @ParkvilleGeek and the NF1 team led by A/Prof Payne, describing a new clinical feature of the genetic syndrome NF1 that may contribute to the learning difficulties experienced by many children with the condition. jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Our research programs span from infant mental health, neurodevelopmental disorders, developmental insults such as concussion and traumatic brain injury, to gender research and developing digital health solutions in paediatric settings.

We are a research group within the Clinical Sciences Theme at the @MCRI_for_kids. Our work focusses on childhood conditions involving the developing brain. We aim to expand knowledge of cognitive & psychosocial impact on children & to develop interventions to improve outcomes.

We are now live ! Watch this space to know more about who we are and what we do. #paediatric #clinicalresearch