Belinda Liddell

Our systematic review in @natmentalhealth synthesizes the literature on protective & promotive factors for good mental health in refugees. To move forward we should to take an integrative & strengths-focused approach that is equitable across the globe. nature.com/articles/s4422…

Welcome to ISTSS 2024 in Boston by President @A_Nickerson36! #istss24

What a highlight to hear @ShinobuKitayama speak about cultural psychology 2.0 at #iaccp

Excited to be in Bali to take part in the International Congress of Cross-Cultural Psychology for the first time. Great to see so many delegates from all around the world! #iaccp2024

Unfortunately, academic inflation and toxic productivity culture has all but done away with this. The effects of this on science advancement will be seen for generations. Slowing down and thinking deeply is essential to solve complex problems and it’s undervalued at every level.

@BronwynM_Graham @georgeinstitute Congratulations @BronwynM_Graham for on your exciting and incredibly important new role!

I’m incredibly excited to join forces with @georgeinstitute and this stellar team. We all stand to benefit from routine consideration of sex and gender in health and medical research, policy, and practice - let’s work together to set a new, more equitable, Australian standard.

It's been a while since we had to drop everything to respond to a draconian government bill ... but today was one of those days unsw.edu.au/news/2024/03/K…

Last day to submit abstracts to ISTSS 2024 Boston! Make sure your research is part of the conversation at the cutting edge of the psychotraumatology field! istss.org/am24/home

Join us in Boston in September for #ISTSS2024! Abstract submissions are currently open.

@DanHermens @Uni_Newcastle Absolutely Dan - that would be great!

@BelLiddell @Uni_Newcastle Congrats again @BelLiddell, I'm sure you'll be amazing in the new role there... hope I can visit soon!

Thrilled to be on my way to the @Uni_Newcastle to begin my new role as the Daphne Keats Chair in Cross-Cultural Psychology. Excited to meet new colleagues, to listen and learn, and about all the new possibilities ahead!

Congratulations to all the inspirational nominees and award winners in the Australian of the Year awards. The work you do is extraordinary, important and inspiring, and often under challenging circumstances. instagram.com/reel/C2hLuwXPr…

Important article highlighting the impact of missing and separated family and our @UNSWScience research with @RedCrossAU and @ICRC on consequences for health and well-being. aap.com.au/news/split-by-… Find out more about the research project here rtrp-research.com/prism-language…

Hot off the press! My first #PhD article conducting a review on the functional connectivity of #amygdala subnuclei in #PTSD ! 👇 @UNSWScience pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37845498/

We at @RefugeeTRP, @UNSWScience proud to partner with @RedCrossAU, @ICRC on this important project asking what are the consequences of being separated from family or having missing family for people with a refugee background. Multiple languages supported rtrp-research.com/prism-language…

Save the date! The ISTSS Annual Meeting will be in Boston in September 2024. Can’t wait to see ISTSS friends in LA in a few weeks! @ISTSSnews

Day 2 of the Refugee Communities Association of Australia #RCAA2023 conference off to a flying start with @andrewjgiles joining us to share his thoughts and listen to the experienced voices in the room

Too many scholarships favour the privileged. Ours doesn’t. Each year we select students based on the mindset of “how many gaps they have to close”. We have THREE $50,000 community scholarships available for Indigenous psychology students currently residing in Alice Springs and surrounding areas. APPLY NOW: thejilyainstitute.com.au/apply-for-a-sc… to help us #BuildAnArmy Application closes 30 Sep 2023.

Joining the crowd at the Refugee Communities Association of Australia conference in Melbourne! Excited to be here and enjoy some interesting conversations with new friends #RCAA2023

This study indicates that the uncertainty associated with refugee visa insecurity disrupts the core network of the brain vital to self-determination. We acknowledge the contribution of the participants in this study, @STARTTS, and @arc_gov_au for research funding. 6/6

The default mode network – or DMN – is the brain network that supports the construction of our sense of self, integrating external and internal experiences, and supporting how we conceptualise our self in the past, present and future. 5/6

We know that #refugee visa insecurity is associated with lower psychological wellbeing, but does it affect the brain? Our new study from @unswscience and the @RefugeeTRP published in @Psychotraumatol shows that it does! 🧵1/6 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…