Videos from Mind Reading 2019: Adolescence, Literature, and Mental Health
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The videos from the day are available on vimeo at the links below:
First keynote
- Joanne Dunphy (Vice Principal, Oxford Spires Academy), 'Being Heard'
Presentations
- Dr Gordon Bates (MBChB, MMedSc; PhD Candidate at the University of Birkbeck), '"A Lot of You Cared, Just Not Enough": Teen Suicide in Popular Culture'
- Dr Edward Harcourt (Faculty of Philosophy, Oxford and Director of Research, AHRC), 'Emotional Self-Regulation and Autonomy'
- Dr Gaby Illingworth and Dr Rachel Sharman (Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences), 'The Teensleep Study: Sleep Education in UK Schools'
- Dr Jacqueline Yallop (Senior Lecturer in English and Creative Writing, Aberystwyth University), 'Writing Pain Wales: Working with Creative Writing and Chronic Pain'
Second keynote
- Barbara Wren (Consultant Psychologist, Wren Psychology Associates and Royal Free London NHS Trust), 'Story and Meaning: Using Narrative to Explore the Impact of Caring for Children and Young'
See reactions to the event from attendees here
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