Q&A
Emotion Regulation and Inflammation
Dr Daniel Moriarity’s groundbreaking research explores the biological links between inflammation and emotion regulation characteristics. This Q&A looks to opportunities for testing and treatment.
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What sparked your interest in studying emotion regulation and inflammation?
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What is the association between emotion regulation and inflammation? Is there potentially a causal relationship?
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Can inflammatory biomarkers be used for screening and early intervention of disorders associated with emotional dysregulation (for example, ADHD, BPD, and ASD)?
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Are there specific tests you can suggest for measuring inflammation and emotion regulation?
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What emotion regulation strategies are associated with vulnerability or resilience to inflammation?
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Can you recommend any evidence-based practices therapists can use with clients to modulate inflammation?
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Are inflammatory biomarkers involved in the mechanisms of action for existing interventions, such as antidepressants, mindfulness, and exercise?
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Is there any research on the use of anti-inflammatory medications in the treatment of disorders associated with emotional dysregulation?
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Can you touch on the difference between acute and chronic inflammation, and their potential roles in emotion regulation?
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Are there any projects that you are excited about within the field of precision psychiatry?
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