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Posts by Esben Strodl

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I was honoured to give an online keynote address, on my research linking metacognitive beliefs about emotions with disordered eating/eating disorders, for the conference hosted by Pondicherry University in India on emerging trends in applied psychology.

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A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis of Psychological Therapies for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) in Adolescents and Adults Objective The efficacy of psychological therapies for adolescents and adults with avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) has yet to be rigorously analyzed through systematic review or met...

Our study is the first meta-analysis to provide preliminary evidence supporting the efficacy of psychological therapies for adolescents and adults with avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID).
#ARFID #ARFIDAwareness #ARFIDRecovery #AdultARFID

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Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre The Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre (QTMHC) provides specialist mental health services and programs across Queensland.

Glad I could be a presenter at the Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre’s forum, in preparation for Easter, on the research linking Christian beliefs and practices with positive mental health.

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<em>British Journal of Health Psychology</em> | Wiley Online Library Objectives Social media emphasize appearance ideals, and their use may be associated with body dissatisfaction. To date, however, data on the relationships specific to certain platforms such as dati.....

Our group’s latest study, based on >6000 young adults across 8 countries, found that greater time spent on social media & dating apps is consistently related to poorer body image across country & gender, except associations with a drive for muscularity were stronger in men.
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If you are an Australian university student aged between 18 and 30 years then we are keen to hear your thoughts on climate change and your perceptions about your body image, mental health and eating behaviours. For further details on the study & how to participate: qsurvey.qut.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_...

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Frontiers | The effects of breastfeeding duration on children’s behavior problems at around 3 years of age BackgroundAlthough breastfeeding has been demonstrated to benefit children’s health in the initial stages, the lasting effects on behavioral development thro...

Our recent study found that breastfeeding for ≥13 months, compared with ≤6 months, was associated with a lower risk of behavioral problems in young children, particularly impulsive-hyperactivity, and lower scores for learning and psychosomatic issues.

doi.org/10.3389/fnut...

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Employing theatre to translate the indescribable as an intervention in a mental healthcare scenario This article explores Alex, an augmented reality (AR) applied theatre performance designed as an intervention for young people with eating disorders, specifically targeting alexithymia. Developed t...

Our initial exploration of using augmented reality (AR) applied theatre performance as an intervention for young people with eating disorders.

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Parental bonding and eating disorder core beliefs in a non-clinical sample This study investigated the relationship between early childhood experiences and eating disorder related core beliefs in the context of cognitive beha…

Our recent paper found that experiencing low levels of mother and father care, during childhood, is associated with stronger core beliefs, in adulthood, that are related to eating disorders - particularly beliefs of abandonment and self-loathing.

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Compatibility Matching on Age and Gender in Predicting Psychotherapy Outcomes Objective This study investigated whether specific client–therapist age and gender pairings increase compatibility and bolster psychotherapy outcomes and engagement. Identifying influential relation...

May be it is more about compatibility than matching. Our findings suggest a ‘perceived expertise’ effect, where older therapists, relative to the client, may be viewed as more competent, enhancing client outcomes.

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Great catching up with colleagues from the International Academy of Body Image, Eating Problems and Health (www.uqac.ca/abeh/) at Quebec City to plan our study examining the link between perceptions of climate change and body image/eating behaviours across 14 countries.

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Well done Sabine Lehane on a great conference presentation showing our findings that psychotherapy outcomes improve as the age of the therapist increases above the age of the client, and for female clients the rate of early dropout decreases as male therapist age increases.

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My PhD student Shuang Liang showed that while adults with Binge Eating Disorder and depression have higher micronutrient intake than depressed controls, those with BED (but not the control group) showed a negative correlation between perceived stress and the consumption of certain micronutrients.

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Our recent study suggests that iron supplementation in pregnant mothers may reduce the risk of preschool aged obesity in boys born macrosomia.

www.frontiersin.org/journals/ped...

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Dietetic‐Led Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for ARFID: A Novel Approach to Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder With Case Studies Background Cognitive-behavioral therapy for avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (CBT-AR) is an emerging treatment for adults with avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). This articl...

Congratulation to Copeland on her first publication from her PhD.We are working busily on her other manuscripts so hopefully there will be a few more publications related to treating ARFID coming soon.

#ARFIDawareness #eatingdisorderresearch #EatingDisorders

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Our new study found that environmental tobacco smoke exposure during early life, particularly prenatally and in infancy, increases the risk of ADHD-like behaviours in a large sample of Chinese preschoolers.

www.mdpi.com/2305-6304/13...

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Our recently published study indicates that young children who consume probiotics - and in particular Bifidobacterium longum subsp. infantis R0033, Bifidobacterium bifidum R0071,
and Lactobacillus helveticus R0052 - had a lower risk of being overweight.

www.frontiersin.org/journals/nut...

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Our new publication shows that while prenatal multivitamin supplementation has a protective effect against neurodevelopmental delay in preschool children, early childhood probiotic intake is associated with an enhancement of this protective effect. #probiotics

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Our new study indicates that prenatal multivitamin supplementation may help reduce the risk of neurobehavioral developmental disorders.

www.mdpi.com/2227-9067/12...

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Coming up in Brisbane this July - &quot;Using an enhanced metacognitive model… | AACBT(Ltd) Coming up in Brisbane this July - &quot;Using an enhanced metacognitive model to be an integrative CBT-er&quot; by Assoc Prof Esben Strodl. Have you ever wondered about how to integrate different psy...

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Persister Intestinal Bacteria, Epigenetics and Major Depression The microbiota-gut-brain axis has been proposed as a potential modulator of mood disorders such as major depression. Complex bidirectional biochemical activities in this axis have been posited to part...

Our latest thoughts on the possible role of persister bacteria in the link between the gut microbiome and depression.

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Epigenetic signatures of intergenerational exposure to violence in three generations of Syrian refugees - Scientific Reports Maternal trauma influences infant and adult health outcomes and may impact future generations through epigenetic modifications such as DNA methylation (DNAm). Research in humans on the intergenerational epigenetic transmission of trauma effects is limited. In this study, we assessed DNAm signatures of war-related violence by comparing germline, prenatal, and direct exposures to violence across three generations of Syrian refugees. We compared families in which a pregnant grandmother versus a pregnant mother was exposed to violence and included a control group with no exposure to war. We collected buccal swab samples and survey data from mothers and 1–2 children in each of 48 families (n = 131 participants). Based on an epigenome-wide association study (EWAS), we identified differentially methylated regions (DMPs): 14 were associated with germline and 21 with direct exposure to violence. Most DMPs showed the same directionality in DNAm change across germline, prenatal, and direct exposures, suggesting a common epigenetic response to violence. Additionally, we identified epigenetic age acceleration in association with prenatal exposure to violence in children, highlighting the critical period of in utero development. This is the first report of an intergenerational epigenetic signature of violence, which has important implications for understanding the inheritance of trauma.

A study in Scientific Reports supports the theory of the intergenerational epigenetic transmission of violence trauma in humans by identifying novel DNA methylation sites and evidence for epigenetic age acceleration. These results indicate important directions for future research. 🧪

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Impact of Breastfeeding Practices on Autistic Traits in Chinese Children Aged from 3 to 4 Years: Cross-Sectional Study Background: Although breastfeeding has been extensively documented to confer health benefits to infants in the early stages of their lives, the sustained influence that it has on autistic traits throu...

Our recent study shows that exclusive breastfeeding for a period from 2 to 6 months, coupled with extended breastfeeding lasting for at least 8 months, is protective against autistic traits in young children. #autism #breastfeeding #autisticsky

doi.org/10.3390/nu17...

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You know you are getting old when a new honours student asks you to supervise her honours thesis because you supervised her mother’s masters thesis 20 odd years ago.

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New MRI study reveals altered brain activity in depressed adolescents while watching 'Despicable Me' The brains of adolescents with depression process information about how others are feeling in a way that is different to those without depression.

How does #depression alter the brain?

New research has that, when given external stimuli, depressed brains process information about how others are feeling in a way that is different to those without depression.

Click the link to learn more 👇

#IoPPNNews

www.kcl.ac.uk/news/mri-des...

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Congratulations to Shuang Liang who passed her PhD articulation presentation today allowing her to transfer from an MPhil to a PhD. Shuang’s research looks at the relationships between dietary intake, blood micronutrient levels and eating disorder psychopathology.

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Multidisciplinary Treatment of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder | Psychiatric Annals Given that research into the treatment of avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) is in its early phases, there is a paucity of evidence-based guidelines directing best practices. However, t...

Some of our clinic’s current thoughts on interprofessiomal practice with individuals with ARFID

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Just had a great Zoom meeting with the other collaborators from the International Academy of Body Image, Eating Problems and Health. We will soon be implementing the largest ever cross country survey examining the relationships between perceptions of climate change and body image/disordered eating.

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Our case study is proof of concept for our meta-emotion therapy as a treatment for binge eating disorder wit comorbid complex PTSD.

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Independent and Joint Effects of Prenatal Incense-Burning Smoke Exposure and Children’s Early Outdoor Activity on Preschoolers’ Obesity Incense burning is a significant source of indoor air pollution in many Asian regions. There is emerging evidence that maternal prenatal exposure to incense-burning smoke may be a risk factor for chil...

Our study indicates that maternal exposure to incense-burning smoke during pregnancy and early lower postanal outdoor activity may independently and jointly increase the risk of obesity among preschoolers.

doi.org/10.3390/toxi...

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Faith in God as a protective factor against mental illness among university students within Australia This study tested the hypothesis that the relationship between faith in God and poor mental health (depression, stress, and anxiety), in higher education students, is mediated by the constructs of ...

Hope, meaning of life and resilience help explain why university students with higher faith in God have lower levels of depression, anxiety and stress.

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