Rachel Holden is a clinical psychologist at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust in the United Kingdom.
Rachel Holden
Clinical psychologist
South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
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Why it is imperative to ask autistic adolescents about bullying
Being bullied puts adolescents with autism at increased risk of suicide. Identifying and preventing bullying may help prevent suicides.
Why it is imperative to ask autistic adolescents about bullying
By
Johnny Downs, Rachel Holden
6 October 2020 | 7 min read
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Jill Adams
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Rethinking how neural activity sculpts critical periods
New findings on the role of neural activity in developing circuits are challenging our prior notions about the rules that govern critical periods.
Rethinking how neural activity sculpts critical periods
New findings on the role of neural activity in developing circuits are challenging our prior notions about the rules that govern critical periods.
By
Gregg Wildenberg
3 June 2025 | 5 min read
To understand the brain as a network organ, we must image cortical layers
Human neuroscience research has largely overlooked this spatial scale—which bridges cells and brain areas. But new advances in functional MRI technology are changing that.
To understand the brain as a network organ, we must image cortical layers
Human neuroscience research has largely overlooked this spatial scale—which bridges cells and brain areas. But new advances in functional MRI technology are changing that.
By
Laurentius Huber
2 June 2025 | 6 min read