Verena Hinze
@hinzeverena.bsky.social
Medical Research Foundation & Versus Arthritis Fellow in Psychiatry @UniofOxford.
Research Fellow | Green Templeton College | University of Oxford
Interested in adolescent mental health | suicide prevention | chronic pain | psychological methods.
Research Fellow | Green Templeton College | University of Oxford
Interested in adolescent mental health | suicide prevention | chronic pain | psychological methods.
🌟Why it matters:
Findings suggest that supporting emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning, may be a promising way to promote adolescent mental health and wellbeing.
Findings suggest that supporting emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning, may be a promising way to promote adolescent mental health and wellbeing.
November 10, 2025 at 2:21 PM
🌟Why it matters:
Findings suggest that supporting emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning, may be a promising way to promote adolescent mental health and wellbeing.
Findings suggest that supporting emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning, may be a promising way to promote adolescent mental health and wellbeing.
💡Findings:
1) Adolescents with better executive function reported better wellbeing and fewer emotional-social-behavioural difficulties, lower depression, and lower suicidality one year later.
2) These links were strongest for emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning.
1) Adolescents with better executive function reported better wellbeing and fewer emotional-social-behavioural difficulties, lower depression, and lower suicidality one year later.
2) These links were strongest for emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning.
November 10, 2025 at 2:21 PM
💡Findings:
1) Adolescents with better executive function reported better wellbeing and fewer emotional-social-behavioural difficulties, lower depression, and lower suicidality one year later.
2) These links were strongest for emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning.
1) Adolescents with better executive function reported better wellbeing and fewer emotional-social-behavioural difficulties, lower depression, and lower suicidality one year later.
2) These links were strongest for emotional self-regulation, particularly emotional control and planning.
🔍Using data from 8,072 adolescents (ages 11–15) across 84 UK schools, we explored how young people's self-reported executive function (+underpinning subdimensions and skills) relates to adolescents’ mental health and wellbeing over 1 year.
November 10, 2025 at 2:21 PM
🔍Using data from 8,072 adolescents (ages 11–15) across 84 UK schools, we explored how young people's self-reported executive function (+underpinning subdimensions and skills) relates to adolescents’ mental health and wellbeing over 1 year.
Huge congratulations- so, so well-deserved!
November 3, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Huge congratulations- so, so well-deserved!
Huge congratulations - Wonderful news!
May 8, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Huge congratulations - Wonderful news!