In this blog Ella Watson, a PhD student at Cardiff University, reflects on how attending the Wolfson Summer School 2026 helped her realise that sometimes the best way to move […]
In this blog, Sarah and Sophie, placement students from the Wolfson Centre’s flagship study in Skills for Adolescent Wellbeing (SWELL), reflect on attending an in-person event with Wolfson Centre’s Youth […]
In this blog, Tasnim, an attendee of the 2025 Wolfson Summer School reflects on her experience and shares insight on the learnings from the three-day online course in youth mental […]
Ayşim Alpman is a specialist doctor in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in Istanbul. In this blog, Ayşim shares her experience on attending the Wolfson Centre Summer School 2025 which inspired […]
Debunking seven common ADHD myths In this blog Dr Sharifah Syed Salim Agha, lecturer in the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Section and researcher at the Wolfson Centre for Young People’s […]
In this blog, Tamara Williams, Research Assistant at the Wolfson Centre, talks about a recent study exploring how attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can look different in girls and young […]
In this blog, Tamara Williams, a Research Assistant, discusses her recently published systematic review paper looking at which symptoms differ between girls and women and boys and men with attention […]
Pelin Koyuncu is a master’s graduate in Psychology from Switzerland. In this blog, Pelin shares her experience on attending #WolfsonSummer25 and how it strengthened her interest in using gamification as […]
In this blog, Lauren reflects on the 2025 theme for Mental Health Awareness Week – community. She shares her personal journey with mental health and highlights the importance of community […]
In this blog, PhD student Isabella Barclay discusses their recently published paper on ADHD diagnosis, exploring why some individuals receive a diagnosis later than others and how sex differences play […]
