The UKPTS 2025 Annual Conference featured a selection of academic posters responding to our core topic of Addressing the Complex and Enduring Impact of Childhood Trauma in Diverse Communities. Individual pdfs of the posters can be downloaded from the links below.
UKPTS 2025 Best Poster:
Evaluating awareness of cultural risk factors for South Asian young people with trauma who have been referred to Tier 4 CAMHS inpatient service.
Asma Koliya and colleagues
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Adverse childhood experiences and suicidal thoughts and attempts in (ex-)military personnel: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Ioannis Angelakis and colleagues
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Exploring the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and moral injury in UK treatment-seeking veterans.
Marina Beckwith
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Prospective and retrospective measures of child maltreatment and their associations with psychopathology:
a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Oonagh Coleman and colleagues
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Navigating unique challenges and experiences: A systematic review of the psychological health and wellbeing in military families with children who have autism.
Danielle Dryden
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Evaluation of the effectiveness of developing compassionate resilience as part of a phased approach to treat C/PTSD arsing from interpersonal trauma.
Deborah Lee and colleagues
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Do best-evidenced trauma-focused interventions for children and young people with PTSD lead to changed in social and interpersonal domains?
Alice Phillips and colleagues
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Placement instability and mental health in the UK care system: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Cody Varnish and colleagues
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Understanding the demographic profile and prevalence of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in a male young offender population.
Caroline Wyatt and Kate Vaks
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UKPTS 2025 also featured an invited video poster by the National Deaf CAMHS Northern Arm on language deprivation, a significant form of trauma which can severely impact a child’s emotional and cognitive development, affecting their ability to process and express emotions. It can be viewed here.
