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Dr.
Aarhus University & Cambridge Psychiatry
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Schedule
Monday, February 15, 2021
3:00 PM Europe/Lisbon
Domain
NeuroscienceHost
Brain-Body Interactions
Duration
70 minutes
Empirical evidence and theoretical models both increasingly emphasize the importance of interoceptive processing in mental health. Indeed, many mood and psychiatric disorders involve disturbed feelings and/or beliefs about the visceral body. However, current methods to measure interoceptive ability are limited in a number of ways, restricting the utility and interpretation of interoceptive biomarkers in psychiatry. I will present some newly developed measures and models which aim to improve our understanding of disordered brain-body interaction in psychiatric illnesses.
Micah Allen
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