EDITAL PÚBLICO DE SELEÇÃO DE BOLSISTA PÓS-DOUTORADO CAPES – Edital da CAPES n° 12/2022 – Família e Políticas Públicas no Brasil II RETIFICAÇÃO 01
EDITAL PÚBLICO DE SELEÇÃO DE BOLSISTA PÓS-DOUTORADO CAPES – Edital da CAPES n° 12/2022 – Família e Políticas Públicas no Brasil II RETIFICAÇÃO 01
As soon as my patient settles into the chair across from me, a timer starts in my head. A mere 20 minutes is all I have to capture their complex internal landscape. Within this tight window, I weave in questions about symptoms, medication side effects, and psychiatric vitals, hoping to check as many of my agenda items as possible all while trying to preserve a human connection. Despite my best efforts, there remains a lot to explore. The constraints of managed care make this scene all too familiar for many clinicians, reducing psychiatric encounters to checklists rather than opportunities for [...]
Disney’s “Raya and the Last Dragon” (March 2021) introduces Raya as the first Southeast Asian princess and carries a meaningful message in our polarized world. [...]
Child maltreatment is a global public health crisis, affecting 6 in 10 children worldwide.1 Its toll on physical and mental health functioning are profound and lasting, both for the individual and for the next generation. That is, there is mounting evidence from human and animal models that mothers’ early life adversity can affect a range of offspring outcomes, including stress physiology, immune and gastrointestinal function, and vulnerability to psychopathology. However, few human studies have rigorously examined how these effects unfold in the developing brain. [...]
In times of crisis—whether personal, communal, or systemic—hope can be a lifeline. Not the passive kind, rooted in wishful thinking, but the kind that propels us forward with purpose. True hope acknowledges pain and limitations yet chooses to believe that transformation is possible. In mental health, this hope doesn’t deny the depth of suffering—it illuminates the way through it. It becomes the bridge between adversity and action, fueling resilience and inviting possibility even in the face of entrenched challenges. In both narrative and clinical spaces, hope can be a powerful intervention in itself: not naive optimism, but a deliberate orientation [...]
Youth externalizing problems such as hyperactivity, impulsivity, and aggression often persist into adulthood and predict a range of other problems, evidencing critical need for early detection and intervention. Yet, efforts in these areas have relied almost exclusively on behavioral and clinical data. Recent initiatives, such as the Research Domain Criteria,1 integrate external validators such as performance on neuropsychological tasks to identify biomarkers. One promising potential biomarker relates to executive function (EF), high-level cognitive skills needed to plan and perform goal-directed behaviors.2 [...]
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, EarlyView. [...]
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, EarlyView. [...]
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, EarlyView. [...]
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, EarlyView. [...]
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, EarlyView. [...]