Anne-Laura van Harmelen
Increasing social resilience in young people
Research till now: a short summary. At the University of Cambridge, van Harmelen leads the Risk and Resilience group, which examines how to increase social resilience in young people with a history of early adverse life experiences.
Klodiana-Daphne Tona
Visualizing small brainstem nuclei involved in stress, important cognitive functions & neurological disorders
The locus coeruleus, a small brainstem nucleus, is the main source of noradrenaline in the brain and is involved in a number of cognitive functions as well as several neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Santoucha Setroikromo
De neurobiology of resilience
While many people experience stressful or traumatic events, the way individuals react and respond to adversity differs significantly.
Renate Buisman
Child maltreatment and emotional regulation in the context of a family study
Research has demonstrated that child maltreatment can be transmitted across generations. But how do maltreated children become maltreating parents?
Janna Marie Bas-Hoogendam
The Leiden Family Study on Social Anxiety Disorder: the search for neuroimaging endophenotypes
Imagine: you have to give an important presentation in front of an audience. You are the center of attention and all eyes are on you. How do you feel?