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Katie Cebula
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Developmental psychologist - School of Education & Sport, Uni of Edin. Research = neurodiversity: family & education. Amateur greenhouse potterer.
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The Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre invite you to join us in-person or online on Monday 24th November for the 7th Annual Salvesen Lecture - 'Neurodiversity in Education and Clinical Practice: Joys, Challenges, and Future Research Directions'

More info and sign up link in comments
Poster with dark blue background shows a colour photo of Moray House School of Education and Sport. Text reads: Seventh Annual Salvesen Lecture: Neurodiversity in Education and Clinical Practice: Joys, Challenges, and Future Research Directions. Monday 24th November 2025 from 5.00pm In-person at the Moray House School of Education and Sport (and online). More info/reserve a place: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-2025-salvesen-lecture-neurodiversity-in-education-clinical-practice-tickets-1718568176679 The headshots, names and affiliations of the three speakers are also shown: Katie Cebula (University of Edinburgh); Kirsten Verity (NHS Lothian); Alan Thornburrow (Mindroom) The logos of the Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre; Mindroom; and the University of Edinburgh are also shown.
October 16, 2025 at 3:49 PM
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Beginning to study Developmental Psychology at school/college/university soon?
Give our Developmental Psychology in Education team a follow to find out about our research!
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Picture shows the DPIE logo in purple and white. It is a purple box with the letters 'DPiE' in white. Two children sitting on the box - the one on the left on top of the box has long hair and is throwing a ball. The one on the right is sitting on the edge of the box with their leg hanging down. This child is reading a book.
August 29, 2025 at 1:12 PM
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Are you:
⭐a care experienced adult (16+years) OR the supporter (e.g. foster parent, adoptive parent, residential carer) of a care experienced child/adult in Scotland?
⭐ free on Fri 5th Sept 2-4pm?

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Picture shows a small rubber duck, 3 Tunnocks caramel wafers, 2 Tunnocks Teacakes. There is also a sheet with logos of Research Data Scotland and the University of Edinburgh which reads 'Sibling Cafe: Finding out more; There is also a QR code which links to edin.ac/4cIYdcs
August 27, 2025 at 3:57 PM
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Are you:
⭐a care experienced adult (16+yrs) OR the supporter (e.g. foster parent) of a care experienced child/adult in Scotland?
⭐ free on Fri 5th Sept 2-4pm?
Come to the Sibling Cafe at the Uni of Edinburgh to talk about how sib relationships of care experienced people could be better supported...
ibling Cafes Seeking care experienced adults and supporters to take part. Now open to: Care experienced adults (16+ years) in Scotland Supporters of care experienced children/adults in Scotland (e.g. foster parent, residential carer) We know that brothers and sisters are important to people who are care experienced. We would like to hear about your sibling experiences to improve research and care in the future. Come along to our Sibling Cafe: Information with activities and time to talk An opportunity to discuss what is important to you about sibling relationships and have your say about how the Scottish Government collections information on siblings. Your sibling, or siblings you support are very welcome to sign up too (if they are 16+ years), but you don’t need to bring them to be able to come along. Café date: Friday 5th September – University of Edinburgh Find out more and sign up: https://edin.ac/4cIYdcs
August 18, 2025 at 3:28 PM
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Are you:
⭐a care experienced adult (16+years) OR the supporter (e.g. foster parent, residential carer) of a care experienced child/adult in Scotland?
⭐ free on Fri 5th Sept 2-4pm?

Come to the Sibling Cafe to talk about how sib relationships of care experienced people could be better supported..1/2
Photo shows 3 Yorkshire teabags, 2 Tunnocks caramel wafers and 2 Sibling Cafe information sheets on a table.
August 8, 2025 at 6:17 PM
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Are you:
⭐a care experienced adult (16+years) OR the supporter (e.g. foster parent) of a care experienced child/adult in Scotland?
⭐ free on Fri 5th Sept 2-4pm?
Come to the Sibling Cafe to chat about how sibling relationships could be better supported.
More info & sign up: edin.ac/4cIYdcs
Sibling Cafes Seeking care experienced adults and supporters to take part. Now open to: Care experienced adults (16+ years) in Scotland Supporters of care experienced children/adults in Scotland (e.g. foster parent, residential carer) We know that brothers and sisters are important to people who are care experienced. We would like to hear about your sibling experiences to improve research and care in the future. Come along to our Sibling Cafe: Information with activities and time to talk An opportunity to discuss what is important to you about sibling relationships and have your say about how the Scottish Government collections information on siblings. Your sibling, or siblings you support are very welcome to sign up too (if they are 16+ years), but you don’t need to bring them to be able to come along. Café date: Friday 5th September – University of Edinburgh Find out more and sign up: https://edin.ac/4cIYdcs
July 28, 2025 at 10:59 AM
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Are you:
⭐the parent of an autistic child and their neurotypical sibling (both 5 - 12 years & within 5 years of each other)?
⭐in Scotland?
We are recruiting for a study looking at how parents support autistic children and their siblings to play together. More info/register interest: edin.ac/4mWJsrw
Poster shows a photo of 2 children playing with Lego. Text reads:Parents of autistic children ages 5-12 years. The University of Edinburgh Sibling Play Study Compensation of £30 voucher per family. Join us to better understand how parents support sibling interactions for autistic children.This study involves a home visit and an interview .If you are interested and would like more information scan the QR code below to register interest. [Note - QR code links to: https://edin.ac/4mWJsrw ] Contact: Matthew Klein v1mklei2@ed.ac.uk The University of EdinburghMoray House School of Education and Sport
July 1, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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Are you:
⭐the parent of an autistic child and their neurotypical sibling (both 5 - 12 years & within 5 years of each other)?
⭐in Scotland?
We are recruiting for a study looking at how parents support autistic children and their siblings to play together. More info/register interest: edin.ac/4mWJsrw
Poster reads: Parents of autistic children ages 5-12 years. The University of Edinburgh Sibling Play Study Compensation of £30 voucher per family Join us to better understand how parents support sibling interactions for autistic children. This study involves a home visit and an interview. If you are interested and would like more information scan the QR code below to register interest. [Note - QR code links to: https://edin.ac/4mWJsrw ] Contact: Matthew Klein v1mklei2@ed.ac.uk The University of Edinburgh Moray House School of Education and Sport
June 3, 2025 at 11:46 AM
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Excited to be giving a free EPIC Think Learn webinar for parents on June 10th 7pm on supporting sibling relationships in neurodivergent children. Sign up here: tinyurl.com/epicthinklearn
EPIC Think Learn. Free Parent Webinar. Supporting the sibling relationships of neurodivergent children. Dr Katie Cebula from the University of Edinburgh
May 29, 2025 at 4:33 PM
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Are you:
⭐a care experienced adult (16+years) OR the supporter (e.g. foster parent) of a care experienced child/adult in Scotland?
⭐ free on Fri 30th May at 1pm?
Come to the online Sibling Cafe to talk about how sibling relationships could be better supported.
More info & sign up: edin.ac/4cIYdcs
Photo shows 3 Yorkshire teabags, 2 Tunnocks caramel wafers and 2 Sibling Cafe information sheets on a table.
May 28, 2025 at 1:47 PM
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If you a care experienced adult (16+ years) in Scotland OR the supporter of a care experienced child/adult in Scotland (e.g. foster parent) join us online on Fri 30th May to talk about how sib relationships of care experienced people could be better supported.
Sign up and more info: edin.ac/4cIYdcs
Photo shows 3 Yorkshire teabags, 2 Tunnocks caramel wafers, and 2 Sibling Cafe information sheets.
May 26, 2025 at 9:46 AM
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Are you a care experienced adult (16+ years) or the supporter of a care experienced child/adult in Scotland (e.g. foster parent, residential carer)? If so, we invite you to come to one of our ‘Sibling Cafes’ in May: in-person (24th) or an online (30th). To sign up and for more info: edin.ac/4cIYdcs
Sibling Cafes Seeking care experienced adults and supporters to take part. Now open to: Care experienced adults (16+ years) in Scotland Supporters of care experienced children/adults in Scotland (e.g. foster parent, residential carer) We know that brothers and sisters are important to people who are care experienced. We would like to hear about your sibling experiences to improve research and care in the future. Come along to one of our Sibling Cafes: Information with activities and time to talk An opportunity to discuss what is important to you about sibling relationships and have your say about how the Scottish Government collections information on siblings. Your sibling, or siblings you support are very welcome to sign up too (if they are 16+ years), but you don’t need to bring them to be able to come along. Café dates: Saturday 24th May Central Edinburgh Friday 30th May Online Find out more and sign up: https://edin.ac/4cIYdcs
May 13, 2025 at 9:02 AM
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Are you a care experienced adult (16+ years) or the supporter of care experienced children/adults in Scotland (e.g. foster parent, residential carer)? If so, we invite you to come to one of our ‘Sibling Cafes’ in May (choice of in-person or an online). To sign up and for more info: edin.ac/4cIYdcs
Sibling Cafes Seeking care experienced adults and supporters to take part. Now open to: Care experienced adults (16+ years) in Scotland Supporters of care experienced children/adults in Scotland (e.g. foster parent, residential carer) We know that brothers and sisters are important to people who are care experienced. We would like to hear about your sibling experiences to improve research and care in the future. Come along to one of our Sibling Cafes: Information with activities and time to talk An opportunity to discuss what is important to you about sibling relationships and have your say about how the Scottish Government collections information on siblings. You don’t need to bring a sibling to the café. Café dates: Saturday 24th May Central Edinburgh Friday 30th May Online Find out more and sign up: https://edin.ac/4cIYdcs
May 8, 2025 at 1:54 PM