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We have a number of subgroups within the larger Child and Adolescent Group.

Communication with Children about Life Threatening Conditions

One of the most daunting challenges is to tell a child that they or their parent has a life threatening condition. Our work focusses on developing evidence based guidelines to empower healthcare professionals, parents and children to navigate these emotionally difficult conversations.

Hedonia: Transnational Research Group

Professor Morten L. Kringelbach heads Hedonia: Transnational Research Group, a transnational research group based at Oxford and Aarhus Universities.

Team Intervene: Focus on interventions for adolescent populations

Professor Mina Fazel is working with a team exploring different mental health interventions of relevance for young people.

The Oxford Brain Story

Our team is working in partnership with the Palix Foundation and Alberta Family Wellness Initiative to share knowledge about the science of brain development for families and professionals. The Story aims to articulate the intergenerational cycle of adversity within families and how we can use our scientific understanding to improve outcomes for children and adults in the future.