@SleepPsych_Aus Thank you so much for sharing! I love that people are discussing this and other topics like burn out. I think this is a wonderful check in 🙂
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Michelle Olaithe
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Michelle Olaithe
@MichelleOlaithe
Looking into the mysteries of the mind, how sleep affects our ability to think now and in older age, and what this means for our lives.
Western Australia, Australia Katılım Aralık 2017
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Worth a read. I really like his insights about what he learned in industry to bring back to academia. Mainly, the importance of taking breaks and looking after your mental health. The world is not going to end if you take some time off.
Oliver Müller, Ph.D.@VoltarCH
Yesterday was my last day of working at Google. Perhaps this comes as surprise to you twitter folks, as I haven't widely announced that I left academia to try something new. Here's what I learned in 9 months as a Data Analyst who (temporarily) left Astronomy for Big Tech. 1/n
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The science of self-compassion! I found this wonderful infographic and had to share:
ccare.stanford.edu/uncategorized/…
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Thank you for supporting ECRs @RaineFoundation, for the inspiring talk by @ChiefSciWA and @ProfChakma. You highlight the amazing work WA researchers do and the dire need to increase funding for R&D: google.com/amp/s/www.busi…
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@SleepPsych_Aus @SleepOrgANZ @romola_bucks Hey! Thank you @SleepPsych_Aus I'm loving being part of the Behavioural Sleep Group that you work so hard on organising. It's such a lovely (and useful!) co-operative.
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Thanks @MichelleOlaithe for presenting your new paper in our @SleepOrgANZ Behavioural Sleep Medicine Online Community of Practice today🙌
Cognitive Dysfunction in Insomnia Phenotypes: Further Evidence for Different Disorders @romola_bucks frontiersin.org/article/10.338…
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@GutLiver PCOS and digestion may be interesting space for Raine data perhaps! It was lovely to meet you at the conference.
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@MichelleOlaithe Females have slower colonic transit time + more constipation. Endometriosis + maybe hormones contribute to the timing and severity of IBS and IBS-like symptoms. Diagnosis + treatment of endometriosis in women with IBS-like symptoms can ⬆️ wellbeing. Less known re-IBS with PCOS.
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#RaineStudy Annual Scientific meeting today displayed the richness of collaborations, study participant input. Waxing strong beyond the 1st 30 years. 4 generations of dedication celebrated. Wowed by keynote talks by Jeremy Nicholson and Fiona Wood.
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@romola_bucks And the students were very impressive when Amy and I put them on the spot with some career questions 👏👏
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Michelle Olaithe retweetledi
This is the best data I have seen that demonstrates the prevalence of #insomnia increased during the #Covid_19 pandemic.
“The prevalence of insomnia increased from 25.4% to 32.2% (symptoms) and from 16.8% to 19% (syndrome) from 2018 to 2020”.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34698868/
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@GutLiver This bowel/female reproduction connection is very interesting! Just anecdotally, there seem to be so many women with PCOS or Endo that also have bowel issues.
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In addition to #anxiety and #depression, self-reported unhappiness and somatic pain are common with #IBS ?⬆️pain sensitivity in teenagers.
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@alex76880904 @RaineStudy @romola_bucks @SleepWorkHealth @lin_ashleigh @jenforsleep @me_boyo And you @alex76880904 was too much to do and see to properly catch up! Let's catch up and I'll see if I can help with that cogstate?
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@MichelleOlaithe @RaineStudy @romola_bucks @SleepWorkHealth @lin_ashleigh @jenforsleep @me_boyo Great to see you Michelle! But it definitely was too brief! I feel like we need to have an ASM just to catch up!
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Loved seeing the incredible work done on an internationally unique multigenerational longitudinal dataset @RaineStudy and great to (briefly!) catch some friendly faces @romola_bucks @SleepWorkHealth @lin_ashleigh @jenforsleep @me_boyo #uwa
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@DrMeenie @UWApsych Thank you for being there to support us @DrMeenie and the opportunity to speak @A_page007 and @jane_pillow 🌻 It was a wonderful night.
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@UWApsych @AACBT_org_au @mhrg_clinical @LSharpeUSYD Well done everyone!! Amazing work and well deserved 👏👏
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👏👏👏Congratulations to our Dr Cele Richardson for being awarded the @AACBT_org_au ECR award! And Assoc Prof Genevieve Dingle & Prof Peter McEvoy @mhrg_clinical on their Mid-career & Distinguished Career awards, great interviews by @LSharpeUSYD! 🎉🎉🎉 #AACBT21
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@UWApsych @JulieLinJi @UWAPPI @ForrestResearch @UWA_CARE Congratulations, Julie! You'll be such an asset! 🎈🌻
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Great to see our early career researcher Dr @JulieLinJi be invited to contribute psychological science expertise to the UWA Public Policy Institute's impactful initiatives as a new PPI Fellow, joining esteemed colleagues from across UWA! 👏🎉 @UWAPPI @ForrestResearch @UWA_CARE
UWA Public Policy Institute@UWAPPI
We're incredibly lucky to have Dr @JulieLinJi join us as a UWA Public Policy Institute Fellow. As a @ForrestResearch Fellow and an experimental psychologist, Julie brings significant creativity to #mentalhealth clinical treatment and policy 🧠 Welcome to the team, Julie! @uwanews
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👏🎉Very proud of our recent PhD graduate Dr @EePinChang1 for being awarded a SPA fellowship to work on developing culturally appropriate suicide prevention interventions for Aboriginal & Torres Straight Islander peoples with @pat_dudgeon! @SuicidePrevAU
Our Health in Our Hands ❤️💛🖤@NACCHOAustralia
Dr Ee Pin Chang, from @cbpatsisp @UWAresearch has been awarded two-year Post-Doc Fellowship to develop evidence around culturally appropriate suicide prevention interventions for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. uwa.edu.au/news/article/2…
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Michelle Olaithe retweetledi
#PhD students, #postdocs and #supervisors should have a discussion about expectations before they commit to the relationship. Use this form to start the discussion. Download free from: buff.ly/2KvPcoZ #PhDchat #ECRchat #PhDforum #AcademicChatter
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Michelle Olaithe retweetledi
Our paper, "improving sleep leads to better mental health: a meta analysis of RCTs", is available online at Sleep Medicine Reviews.
8,608 participants, 65 RCTs, 8 mental health difficulties. Designed to test causality.
Here are the headlines... 1/6
#tbl4" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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