Både Dagens Nyheter och Expressen har skrivit om vår nya studie om internetförmedlad KBT för dysmorfofobi.

Jesper Enander från RückLab var också med i Nyhetsmorgon TV4 och pratade om dysmorfofobi och hur man kan få hjälp om man lider av det.

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Christian Rück och Alex Kossek har startat en podcast som heter “Vad är poängen…?” där de med gäster talar om ämnen som sex, städning, hoarding, meningen med livet och lite annat.
http://www.vadarpoangen.se/
Podden på iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/vad-ar-poangen../id1070493753?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4

Podden på Radioplay: http://radioplay.se/podcast/vad-ar-poangen

Canine and murine genetics can help us get answers on human psychiatric disorders such as OCD and related disorders.

Inspiring work of this group and impressive building.

We are very happy to have seen the lab and the genetic chips and sequencers. We want to thank Jessica Alföldi, Group Leader, Vertebrate Genome Biology and postdoctoral researcher Hyun Ji Noh at Broad Institute for this tour!

The Rücklab Boston-tour continued on Wednesday with a new lecture on ICBT at Cambridge Health Alliance, Macht Center. The introduction by Professor Marshall Forstein, Director of the Adult Psychiatry Residency Program at the Cambridge Health Alliance/Harvard Medical School started with the question “Did anybody hear about the internet?”

– and Jesper Enader, psychologist and PhD student at Rücklab continued telling everybody of the evidence and possibilities of this well-known media in psychiatry.

Many interesting discussions arouse about availability of evidence based psychiatric treatment all over the world. The technique can be translated to different languages, endlessly customised and adapted to suit children and even illiterates – the possibilities are huge and costs minimal as compared to face to face treatment. The interest from te audience was huge.

Discussions continues over a pleasant dinner at The Harvard Faculty Club with Nina Shreshta, MD and resident in Psychiatry and James Irvin Hudson, Professor of Psychiatry, McLean Hospital.

Jesper Enander held a most interesting lecture on Internet-based CBT – what it is, how it works and why you should do it. After the lecture, the research group representatives from Rücklab and Professor Sabine Wilhelm, Harvard Medical School and Chief of Psychology and Director of OCD and Related Disorders ProgramMassachusetts General Hospital had most engaging discussions on possible collaboration projects on ICBT for OCD-RD and other research questions

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