Progress are a consortium of consultant nurses who established a professional forum in supporting practitioners and services users...

A new Northwestern University study challenges prevailing understandings of genes as immutable features of biology that are fixed at...

A great privilege of running this blog is to share some of the work of practitioners who have inspired me but whose work is not often as...

Neighborhood violence has been associated with adverse health effects on youth, including sleep loss, asthma and metabolic syndrome. Yet...

In previous blog entries I shared research that showed that children and young people who were exposed to childhood trauma demonstrated...

Th Conversation has published a fascinating review of the research in how early averse childhood experiences can accelerate the aging...

Shifts in values is vital for recovery in both mental health and addictions, especially for those who experience the most complex...

I am pleased to be involved in the pilot with Bristol City Council's Community Housing team's PIE pilot. I will be working with the...

I am very excited to announce that I will be covering the Psychological Therapist for Reflective Practice for two days a week with Second...

In lectures I often examine research that suggests that social economic positions influences child development dramatically. A new study...

I am very interested in the life time studies of the impact of negative childhood experiences and how they shape the adult life. I have...

Studies of children growing in stressful environments always views them from a deficit lens. However, many of the behaviors that are...

A recent study found that the more days a child missed of pre-school created greater disparities in their educational attainment across...

A great deal of my recent work in addiction and mental health has been focused on understanding and addressing divergent patterns of drug...