Jess Stubbing

We’re hiring! We're searching for a Research Fellow or Post-doctoral Fellow to join our Youth Mental Health Research Team to help improve the understanding of young people's mental health in New Zealand and globally. Read more here: linkedin.com/jobs/view/3871…

Our Koi Tū research fellow and psychologist @JessStubbing will be on a panel discussing "The Social Dilemma" on Weds 29 Nov, 6pm hosted by @usembassynz . It's free but you need to register to secure a spot: Film@state.gov.

Youth mental health report w/ Jessica Stubbing: 17 May, 2023 Climate change, racism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism and lack of accessible support are some of the key concerns and issues highlighted in a youth wellbeing report. Ka Whakahuatau te… 95bfm.com/bcast/youth-me…

Listening to what young people think about youth mental health is core to understanding why it’s such a big health challenge and how we can address it, say @JessStubbing, Naomi Simon-Kumar & @PeterGluckman in a new Koi Tū commentary: informedfutures.org/social-factors…

✨ Professor Kerry Gibson's inaugural lecture, "What young people can tell us about the Crisis in youth mental health," is next week! Spots are still available. To reserve yours, click the link below! ✨ eventbrite.co.nz/e/what-young-p…

@JohnTorousMD @kerrylynngibson Thank you @JohnTorousMD! It was fantastic to work on too

What a fantastic paper by @JessStubbing + @kerrylynngibson. Asked youth what they seek in #mentalhealth clinicians: 1. Someone Like Me 2. Someone I Connect With 3. Someone Who Protects My Space 4. Someone Who Treats Me as an Equal, 5. Someone Who Works in the Right Way for Me

We can all work on being the best clinician we can for every young person we work with - hopefully this research can inspire, validate, and contribute to growth for anyone and everyone who works with young people!

But wait, that’s only 4 themes! You’re right. The 5th is: many young people want to work with someone who is like them. That means someone who shares their background. That’s another reminder that we must prioritise diversifying our workforce

New paper!! What do young people want from mental health clinicians? How can we practice in a youth-informed way? A thread on this paper I wrote with @kerrylynngibson published in @Youth_MDPI today mdpi.com/2673-995X/2/4/… #Mentalhealth

Today is #worldmentalhealthday. We affirm the work being done to protect and improve the mental health of our whānau and communities and to advocate for all the building blocks to be in place within our society so we all can experience wellbeing.

Stepped off a plane in Copenhagen and into a presentation on participatory methodologies and co-design with young people. Research can be revolutionary for youth mental health when we develop our methods consciously! #iaymh2022

Hearing about the link between wellbeing and welldoing, strong community and culture. Identity and culture are central - ask about it, yarn about it, care about it @MaddiOgradey #iaymh2022

Let’s start using science to guide our decisions about mental health prevention & intervention in schools. When we don’t, we do harm. A great focus on mental health at the @AISNSW #AISNSWGOV symposium today. @blackdoginst

@MaddiOgradey @DianaAward @Macquarie_Uni @ellagow1 @orygen_aus Such a well deserved recognition Maddi! Congratulations 💕💕

I am very excited to announce that I have been awarded a @DianaAward for my work in youth mental health! Thank you Anina Rich @Macquarie_Uni and @ellagow1 @orygen_aus for the nomination #2022DianaAward

We’d love to hear from people aged 18–30 who have a great idea for improving youth mental health in Australia and the ASEAN region. Applications are now open for our ASEAN-Australia Youth Mental Health Fellowships: orygen.org.au/ASEAN-Australi… In partnership with @ausgov @ASEAN