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Tatiana Baxter

@tatianabaxter.bsky.social
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Clinical Psychology Intern on the Psychosis-Track at VUMC-IPP • Clinical Psychology PhD Candidate at Vanderbilt University • Studying bodily-self in schizophrenia-spectrum disorders • Dog & human mom • #Latina🇲🇽 • (views are my own)

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S PARK 박소희 🌏 @parkbmb.bsky.social · 04/12/2025
@thirdculturekat.bsky.social @jlebovitz.bsky.social @tatianabaxter.bsky.social @ccrosenphd.bsky.social @parkbmb.bsky.social @lkfazio.bsky.social @afelsenheimer.bsky.social @annaciaunica.bsky.social Affective Somatic Politics. Our bodies keep the score.
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Tatiana Baxter @tatianabaxter.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
Our brief report 'Phenomenology of felt presence across degrees of psychosis-risk and spirituality' is available open-access on 'Psychosis'! Spirituality may intensify distress/reduce positivity of FPs among those at high-risk for psychosis: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... @parkbmb.bsky.social
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Phenomenology of felt presence across degrees of psychosis-risk and spirituality
Felt presence (FP) involves sensing another social entity nearby without clear, corresponding evidence. Characteristics of FP depend on context. Previous work suggests FP is meaningful and welcomed...
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Ben Alderson-Day @aldersonday.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
A great presentation on "Reimagining spiritual and religious states in madness", chaired by @rritunnano.bsky.social w/ @ccrosenphd.bsky.social @tatianabaxter.bsky.social and a multicoloured Tanya Luhrmann. We are at Too Mad To Be True 4 in Ghent 1/n
Tanya Luhrmann in full technicolourA screen showing a title slide and Tatiana BaxterRosa Ritunanno presentingRosa introduces Cherise Rosen
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Joshua Richardson @schizosemia.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
An incredible panel of speakers at the Too Mad to be True conference: (clockwise from top left) Tanya Luhrmann, Cherie’s Rosen @ccrosenphd.bsky.social , Tatiana Baxter @tatianabaxter.bsky.social , Pablo López-Silva, & in-person Rosa Ritunnano @rritunnano.bsky.social. #toomadtobetrue #toomadtobetrue4
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Anne Felsenheimer @afelsenheimer.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
🍇 New paper 🍇 Ever felt like someone was in the room when no one was there? Together with @parkbmb.bsky.social @tatianabaxter.bsky.social we asked whether that might reflect misperceiving signals from our own beating heart - and if this relates to psychosis risk. doi.org/10.1159/0005...
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The Role of Interoception in Felt Presence and Psychosis Risk
Abstract. Background: Felt presence (FP) – the sensation of someone nearby without sensory evidence – is common in healthy adults and related to psychosis risk. FP may arise from a misattribution of i...
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S PARK 박소희 🌏 @parkbmb.bsky.social · 13/11/2025
Qualities of felt presence are described
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Tatiana Baxter @tatianabaxter.bsky.social · 03/11/2025
@parkbmb.bsky.social Our paper 'Felt Presence and Psychosis Risk in the General Population' is available, open-access in Psychopathology! In this survey, distress during FP predicted high psychosis-risk, resilience was linked with FP frequency & vividness. Read more: karger.com/psp/article/...
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Felt Presence and Psychosis Risk in the General Population
Abstract. Objective: Felt presence (FP) is the experience that another entity is present in one’s proximal environment, despite no sensory evidence. Occurrence of FP is linked to psychosis risk, but q...
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Early Career Hallucinations Research Group @echrhallucinations.bsky.social · 01/10/2025
New paper from @parkbmb.bsky.social on links between felt presence and psychosis risk. Some surprising associations between individual differences in resilience and aspects of felt presence experiences: karger.com/psp/article/...
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Felt-Presence and Psychosis-Risk in the General Population
Abstract. Objective: Felt presence (FP) is the experience that another entity is present in one’s proximal environment, despite no sensory evidence. Occurrence of FP is linked to psychosis-risk, but q...
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