Research
Research groups
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Research interests
- Early adverse experiences (i.e. abuse, neglect, institutional deprivation, bereavement)
- Neurodevelopmental problems (i.e. ADHD, autism)
- Emotional processing (threat processing, empathy, emotional regulation)
- Emotional problems (i.e. depression, anxiety)
- Nutritional psychiatry
Publications
26 publications
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Hannah Rae Carr,
Dennis Golm,
, 2023
, Development and Psychopathology
Type: article
Dennis Golm
, 2023
, Adoption and Fostering
Type: letterEditorial
Dennis Golm,
, 2023
, Development and Psychopathology
Type: article
Dennis Golm
, 2023
, Adoption and Fostering
, 47 (1) , 3--5
Type: letterEditorial
Hannah Rae Carr,
Dennis Golm,
Christoph U. Correll,
Gonzalo Arrondo,
Joseph Firth,
Hassan Lamiece,
Marco Solmi,
, 2023
, World Psychiatry
Type: letterEditorial
Victoria Mullan,
Dennis Golm,
Sana Said,
, 2023
, PLoS ONE
Type: article
John Broulidakis,
Dennis Golm,
Graeme Fairchild,
& Edmund Sonuga-Barke
, 2022
, International Journal of Psychophysiology
, 173 , 38--44
Type: article
Nuria Mackes,
Mitul A. Mehta,
Ahmad Beyh,
Richard Nkrumah,
Dennis Golm,
Sagari Sarkar,
Graeme Fairchild,
Flavio Dell'Acqua,
& Edmund Sonuga-Barke
, 2022
, eNeuro
Type: article
Karen McKenzie,
Alina Russel,
Dennis Golm,
& Graeme Fairchild
, 2021
, Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
Type: article
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Biography
Dr Golm studied Psychology at the University of Göttingen, Germany and completed his PhD in the Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy at the University of Göttingen under the supervision of Professor Birgit Kröner-Herwig. He then joined the English and Romanian Adoptees Study team as a post-doc and worked with Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke at the University of Southampton and later at King’s College London. He re-joined the University of Southampton as a Lecturer in Psychology in 2018.
Dr Golm holds honorary/ affiliate positions at the Department of Child and adolescent Psychiatry at King’s College London and Boston Children’s Hospital.