Pritha Sen

🎤 Day 3 begins with our final keynote by Eleanor Longden from Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust on “The Talking with Voices II Trial” exploring a dialogical approach to treating auditory hallucinations”! @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎨 A moving end to Day 2 with Lorna Collins sharing how art helped her navigate her lived experience of psychosis, followed by a wonderful interactive art session. A memorable close to another day of insightful talks, posters, and discussions! @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎤 The ECHR session for Day 2 began with Maria Bierlein’s talk from University of Basel titled “No evidence for a dissociation of perceptual and cognitive priors in hallucination proneness: findings from a large-scale online study” @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎤 Another compelling keynote at #ICHR/ECHR Satellite Meeting 2026 We were delighted to hear from Katharina Schmack from Francis Crick Institute on “Hallucinating mice, neural circuits and immunity-towards mechanistic treatments for psychosis” @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎤 Day 2 continued with a fantastic symposium put together by PhD and medical students from University of Montreal sharing insights on virtual reality-based avatar therapy for treatment-resistant auditory verbal hallucinations. @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎤 The Day 2 ICHR session opened with an insightful talk by Al Powers from Yale University on “Neural and computational mechanisms of voluntary control over auditory verbal hallucinations” @alpowers7.bsky.social @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎤 Kicking off Day 2 with an exciting keynote by Paul Fletcher @paulfletcher.bsky.social from University of Cambridge titled “‘You Have Put Words and Pictures to How I Feel’ : Using Video Game Design to Represent the Experience of Psychosis” @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎤 A fantastic start to ICHR/ECHR Satellite Meeting 2026! Day 1 brought together an exciting series of ECHR and ICHR talk sessions and posters sharing new findings, perspectives, and insights into hallucination research. @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🎤 The first symposium of #ICHR/ECHR2026 , “Reaching for the STARs”, explored findings from the STAR trial, focusing on trauma and psychosis experiences and the effectiveness of trauma-focused therapy for people experiencing PTSD and psychosis. @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

A fantastic start to the ICHR/ECHR Satellite Meeting 2026 with our first keynote speaker Veith Weilnhammer @veithweilnhammer.bsky.social from University College London, presenting “Using Human-Computer Interactions to Explore Hallucinations”. @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social

The ICHR/ECHR Satellite Meeting 2026 kicks off today at TUM Institute of Advanced Studies Garching! 🥨🧠 @theichr.bsky.social @echrhallucinations.bsky.social The registration desk is now open! In case of any questions/assistance, please find people with the heart badges. 🤎 #ICHR2026 #ECHR2026

🚨Registration is now open for the 2026 ICHR & ECHR Satellite Meeting in Munich, 19–21 October! Deadline: 30 September 2026 Programme and registration details: sites.google.com/view/echrich... We hope to see many of you in Munich in October!🥨🧠 @theichr.bsky.social&@echrhallucinations.bsky.social

🚨 Excited to share our latest preprint with my supervisor @franziskaknolle.bsky.social We describe a way to measure transdiagnostic mental-health burden in adolescents and examine how higher burden is associated with differences in cognition and brain structure. www.medrxiv.org/content/10.6...

⏳ How stable are semantic predictions over time? And how do autistic and schizotypal traits influence this stability? Excited to see our new paper on the temporal stability of semantic predictions published - together with my supervisor @franziskaknolle.bsky.social and Andrea Greve: rdcu.be/ewV32

📢 Finally out! 🎉 — Our paper exploring model-free vs. model-based decision-making in OCD using fMRI and Bayesian modeling. Many thanks to my supervisors @franziskaknolle.bsky.social & Prof. Dr. Kathrin Koch for the incredible support throughout this journey! 🔗 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Finally out 🎉 - Our new paper explores the neuroimaging and computational differences of reward anticipation in kids with and without psychotic-like experiences. Well done, Pritha Sen, for the great work!!🤩 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...