Associate Professor | Co-Director NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Depression Treatment Precision @blackdoginst @UNSW studying treatments for #depression.

Joined June 2010
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Held the kick-off meeting today for our #NHMRC Centre of Excellence in Depression Treatment Precision ('CRE Precision'). Our cross-disciplinary team strives for a future where precision in #depression treatment is the norm, not the exception. Let the journey begin!
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What better way to spend a rainy Saturday than listening to @ak_poorni share great insights into normative modelling of computational parameters in depression #ComputationalPsychiatry #OHBM24
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And another one! 📣 "Our findings do not support an introduction of large-scale #mindfulness interventions in schools" link.springer.com/article/10…

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Monster turn out today for the #ISRII12 digital phenotyping and open science consensus meeting led by @AlexisWhitton @bridianne @HM_Christensen with amazing talks by @alexfeuillet on @BiAffect and @ChrisWebbPhD on new digital phenotyping findings @TheISRII @blackdoginst @UNSW
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Amazing work Taylor, so very well deserved!
Very thankful for the travel award to support attendance at #ISRII12 this year and present new digital phenotyping findings on typing behaviour @TheISRII @blackdoginst @UNSW
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Thrilled at the turnout at our Scientific Consensus Meeting on open science in digital phenotyping at #isrii12. Thanks to @alexfeuillet and @ChrisWebbPhD for sharing insights from their work, & the audience for such an incredible discussion @blackdoginst @wellcometrust @nhmrc
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A packed house at the scientific consensus meeting for the roadmap to open science in the field of digital phenotyping at #isrii12.
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Thanks to @imo_bell for hosting a great session at #isrii12 on AI based interventions. Great work showcasing the beautiful Mello app and its effectiveness for repetitive negative thinking.
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@HM_Christensen calling for a shake-up in her keynote at #isrii12. We need to better understand the role of technology on the health and wellbeing of society, the way we live, work and socialise.
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Closing strong with a limerick for us all here in Limerick
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What a wonderful way to start my #isrii12 with the ISRII Board of Directors and our fantastic keynote speakers.
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Held the kick-off meeting today for our #NHMRC Centre of Excellence in Depression Treatment Precision ('CRE Precision'). Our cross-disciplinary team strives for a future where precision in #depression treatment is the norm, not the exception. Let the journey begin!
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To find out more, visit: blackdoginstitute.org.au/cre…

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📲🧠Are there linguistic markers of #anhedonia? How could they improve treatment for people with #depression? Check out our latest paper in #CHI2024 proceedings for to find out! @acm_chi @TheOfficialACM #MentalHealth #DigitalHealth dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/36139…
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So proud to announce the official launch of Mello - a free, evidence-based app to help the 1.3 million young Australians struggling with mental ill-health. The app works by targeting stuck thinking (worry/rumination). Download it in Oz for free - check out mello.org.au/
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We're excited to introduce Orygen Digital's newest innovation, Mello: a free app designed to address stuck thinking. It combines practical techniques with tailored therapy activities – and a recent trial found it eased stuck thinking for 83% of users. 🔗 mello.org.au
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Excited to share our new study, which explores why people expend #effort. We use these insights to understand whether common or unique factors contribute to effort-related symptoms (eg, apathy) among individuals with #mood & #psychotic disorders 1/n. academic.oup.com/schizophren…
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These findings highlight the potential for computational phenotyping in tailoring interventions. Eg, for people with certain computational phenotypes, enhancing reward/value sensitivity not be effective for effort-related symptoms. Working memory may also need to be targeted. 9/n
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Credit to the incredible team of collaborators at @McLeanHospital and @EmoryUniversity. Specifically, modelling expertise by @jesscooperphd and @TReAD_Lab, recruitment and curation of a massive dataset by @JaisalMerchant and project led by @EveLewandowski
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