Mom. PhD (c) @uOttawa. Psychiatric Epidemiologist. ♥️ nature. Oceanside = my happy place. Tweets = mine. Retweet/follow ≠ endorsement.
Toronto, Ontario
Joined July 2009
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Pleased to return to Twitter/X to promote a recently published article in The Lancet Psychiatry. Our team recently demonstrated (via meta-analysis) prospective, longitudinal relationships between negative family dynamics and self-harm and suicidality in children and adolescents.
To access the article free of charge BEFORE October 1st, 2025: authors.elsevier.com/a/1lbHS…
To see the article on The Lancet Psychiatry, please visit: thelancet.com/journals/lanps…
People are worried about privatizing liquor sales here in Ontario. We should be talking about the parallels with publicly funded healthcare. The difference is that health-care professionals cannot walk off the job without major public health consequences. cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/o…
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Attention @uOttawa first-year undergrads: we are recruiting participants for a quick on-line survey on how lifestyle behaviours may be linked to mental health. Join here: redcap.ottawahospital.on.ca/…
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We our hiring. Please see below.
@GradStudents join our new Research Training Platform Team!! To learn more about the project, please visit 👉carertp.ca
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Delighted to be hosting Dr. Klara Mareckova at @CHEO Mental Health Research Rounds next Tuesday, July 18, 12-1pm (Eastern). She will present on her research how prenatal stress influences brain structure and function.
DM if you want the Zoom link.
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People are more caring and positive when they are exposed to and around various forms of nature. 🌲 #HPHP
ALT Two people walking through forest
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Exercise reduces depression and anxiety.
Over 1,000 randomized controlled trials: physical activity boosts emotional well-being for people with & without clinical symptoms.
It's not a panacea or a substitute for other treatments, but physical fitness is good for mental fitness.
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Achieving your goals is not about being more efficient in your tasks. It's about being more selective in your commitments.
More free time in the future is an illusion. You won't be less busy—you'll just be busy with new priorities.
If it's not an enthusiastic yes, it's a no.
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Pain in early adolescence heightens risk for first onset suicidality & depression 18 months later. Pediatric pain needs to be on the child mental health agenda. Early prevention & treatment of pediatric pain needs to be on everyone’s agenda. Our new paper: journals.lww.com/pain/Abstra…
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PRINT GIVEAWAY, a 16" X 24" print of Molecules to Neurons!
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TO ENTER:
1) Like & retweet
2) tag friends, colleagues, etc. that would like this print!
3) Follow @gdunnart
winner chosen Feb 24
#spinalcord #sfn22 #sfn2022 #neuron #sciart #neuroscience
Amazing 🙌🏻
➡️ check out our Protocol for the Open Sky School: a two-arm clustered randomized controlled trial to test the effectiveness of a nature-based intervention on mental health of elementary school children | BMC Public Health | Full Text bmcpublichealth.biomedcentra…
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Our paper on suicidality in gender and sexual minorities led by @MilaKingsbury, @NG_Hammond, and @FaeJohnstone was the 9th most read article in the @CMAJ in 2022 (cmaj.ca/2022-top-25). So happy to see such important research reach a wide audience!
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Dr. Kathy Georgiades is seeking a full-time Research Associate to join her inter-disciplinary team, which is focused on designing, implementing and analyzing large-scale, epidemiologic studies of child and youth mental health. Please Share!
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Seeking post-doc applicants for our new NIMH T32 training grant designed to train the next generation of #suicide researchers in the use of modern causal inference methods. Great opportunity to work with the brilliant @_MiguelHernan and team @CAUSALab! causalab.sph.harvard.edu/sui…
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This one is going to be a good one!
Join us for the next CAPE Conversation on December 7 at 12:00 pm EST. Dr. Sonja Swanson from from University of Pittsburgh will present on observational data to inform suicide prevention strategies. Hope to see you there!
Message @TracieAfifi for the Zoom link
