Cultural blogs
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Gaming disorder and tips for parents: an interview with Professor Mark Griffiths
Stephen Kaar interviews Professor Mark Griffiths, Director of the International Gaming Research Unit, about gaming disorder.
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Dr Natasza Orlov on neurofeedback games and auditory hallucinations
Dr Sin Fai Lam speaks to the primary author of this proof-of-concept study.
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The serious game that provides CBT: Dr Mathijs Lucassen discusses SPARX
Dr Sachin Shah talks to Dr Mathijs Lucassen about SPARX, a set of seven cCBT sessions in the form of a fantasy-themed video game.
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When the fun stops: ICD-11’s new gaming disorder
Gaming the Mind: Sachin Shah and Stephen Kaar discuss gaming disorder with Dr Henrietta Bowden-Jones and Professor Andrew Przybylski.
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Out with a bang
Minds in Music: Dr John Tully signs off on his last blog post after 5 years of thought-provoking exploration into music and the role it plays in our mental well-being....
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Interview with Destroyer
Minds in Music: Dr John Tully meets singer-songwriter, Destroyer aka Dan Bejar, frontman of the Canadian rock band.
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Music therapy and punk rock
Minds in Music: Prof David Meagher, who works in general adult psychiatry, discusses his band, Sons of Southern Ulster, and the impact musical creativity has had on his life.
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A Fantastic Woman
Minds on Film: A Fantastic Woman is an important film to watch for anyone seeking a better understanding of the issues facing the transgender community, says Dr Joyce Almeida.
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VR to reduce anxiety of young patients
Gaming the mind: Constantinos Panayi discusses virtual reality to reduce anxiety and isolation of young patients, his projects and hopes for the technology.
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Stuart Duncan's Autcraft: crafting a playspace for children with autism
Gaming the mind: Under the name @AutismFather, Stuart Duncan shares his experiences of parenting an autistic child and his opinions on 'all things autism'.
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