📣 Calling: Alle Eltern
Wir planen psychotherapeutische Gruppen für Eltern von Säuglingen mit Regulationsschwierigkeiten, um zu entlasten & stärken.
Sagt uns, was ihr euch wünschen würdet:
www.soscisurvey.de/saeuglingsgr...
Danke fürs Mitmachen & Teilen! 🙏✨
@tudresden.bsky.social
So proud of Laura 🤩
It’s a joy to mentor her and have her on our HEART-AIR team!
Thanks for joining us! 😊
Heute ist es soweit 🤩
Excited to present my research on infant interoception next Tuesday 👶🫀🧠
Many thanks for the invitation @cfmhlab.bsky.social!
Guests are welcome to join via Zoom (see original post).
📣 Einladung zu unserem Forschungskolloquium!
Wer? @markustuente.bsky.social @univie.ac.at
Wann? 18. November 2025, 13 Uhr
💻 Gäste sind herzlich eingeladen, sich via Zoom zuzuschalten:
tinyurl.com/tuente
Wir freuen uns auf einen spannenden Austausch! 🤩
@tudresden.bsky.social
Key takeaways from our paper:
1️⃣ First model linking masculinity, alexithymia & emotion regulation
2️⃣ Emotional restriction/self-reliance predict mental health difficulties
3️⃣ Gender-responsive therapy could target these pathways
Our integrative model — the first to combine 3 key frameworks — shows how:
Masculine norms → Alexithymia → Emotion regulation difficulties → Internalizing problems
“Be strong.” “Don’t cry.” “Handle it yourself.”
These norms of emotional restriction and self-reliance can make it harder for men to identify and manage feelings — feeding into cycles of anxiety and depression.
We know emotion regulation difficulties are a transdiagnostic risk for anxiety and depression. 🧠😕
But to regulate emotions, we first need to recognize and label them — something many men struggle with, known as alexithymia.
Why? Socialization. 🧑🤝🧑
How might the ways we teach boys to “be men” shape their mental health and wellbeing? 🧠
Thrilled to share our new paper led by Vincent Mancini with an absolute dream team — James Gross 🇺🇸, David Preece 🇦🇺 & Jack Brett 🇦🇺.
Read open access: doi.org/10.1007/s111...
Postdoc job alert! I’m looking for someone with a PhD in neuroscience/psychology, psychiatry, biomed engineering, computational modeling or a related field to join my NIH-funded team at UCLA studying the neural & computational mechanisms of #interoception in anorexia nervosa 1/2
📢 Bitte teilen! Bei uns @cfmhlab.bsky.social sind ab 15.09.25 zwei Postdoc- oder WiMi-Stellen (50%, E13 TV-L, aufstockbar bis 100%) zu besetzen.
🗓️ Bewerbung bis 07.08./15.08.
Alle Infos 👉 tud.link/gs7b7p
Fragen gern via Mail oder PM.
@tudresden.bsky.social
📣 Noch 2 Tage bis zum Bewerbungsschluss!
Bitte teilen – wir freuen uns auf die Bewerbungen! 🤩
🚀 Unsere Arbeitsgruppe an der TU Dresden sucht Verstärkung!
Wir bieten eine Postdoc-Stelle (E13 TV-L, Elternzeitvertretung) ab 01.10.2025 an der Professur für Klinische Kinder- und Jugendpsychologie.
Bewirb dich bis 15.8. und werde Teil unseres Teams!
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We're thrilled to see our new meta-analysis on childhood maltreatment and interoception published in Nature Mental Health! 🧠💔
Led by our @juliaditzer.bsky.social, we found that emotional abuse/neglect is linked to lower trust in bodily signals — a risk factor for mental health issues.
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🚀 Unsere Arbeitsgruppe an der TU Dresden sucht Verstärkung!
Wir bieten eine Postdoc- oder WiMi-Stelle (50%, E13 TV-L) ab 15.09.2025 an der Professur für Klinische Kinder- und Jugendpsychologie.
Bewirb dich bis 7.8. und werde Teil unseres Teams!
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tu-dresden.de/mn/psycholog...
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Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks so much! I am glad to hear you like it :)
As fas as I know (and I also did another quick search), there is unfortunately no research on this topic yet. There’s some on medical trauma in adults, but I haven’t seen any on childhood medical trauma.
Thanks so much for sharing 🤩
Thank you so much, @kaitlynmwerner.bsky.social :)
It was an honor to lead this project as first author.
Thanks to my wonderful co-authors Christian Woll, Clara Burger, Alisa Ernst, Ilka Böhm, @alzietlow.bsky.social & @susangarth.bsky.social for their support and expertise! 🫰
Full paper: rdcu.be/eu8bo
Our conclusions:
Emotional abuse and neglect can shape how safe and “at home” we feel in our own bodies.
These forms of trauma deserve more attention — in public discourse, clinical care, and prevention efforts. 🏥🏫💬
Why does this matter?
Low body trust can interfere with:
- Emotion regulation
- Identifying personal needs
- Processing stress
This may help explain why survivors of emotional trauma are at higher risk for anxiety, depression, or eating disorders. 🙍♀️
Our main finding:
🫀💭 People who experienced emotional abuse or emotional neglect in childhood tend to report lower trust in their bodily signals — a key part of interoception.
