Kim Louise Felmingham

Predictability and controllability shape aversive learning and stress responses through independent computational mechanisms

This study investigates how predictability and controllability affect aversive learning and stress responses through distinct computational mechanisms.

Mapping the neural circuitry of cognitive restructuring in depressive and anxiety disorders

The paper investigates neural circuitry differences during cognitive restructuring in depressive and anxiety disorders using fMRI, finding distinct activation and connectivity patterns associated with symptom severity.

Sleep and emotional memory: translating neural response at encoding to memory accuracy in men and women with and without PTSD

The paper examines how sleep stages and PTSD status affect emotional memory accuracy through neural responses to visual stimuli in men and women.

Altered basal forebrain regulation of intrinsic brain networks in depressive and anxiety disorders

The paper investigates altered basal forebrain connectivity in depressive and anxiety disorders using resting-state fMRI and finds increased inhibitory connectivity from nucleus basalis of Meynert to the default mode network in clinical participants.

A Brain Model of Altered Self-Appraisal in Social Anxiety Disorder

This study identifies altered effective connectivity in the default mode network during reflected self-appraisal in social anxiety disorder using fMRI and dynamic causal modeling.

Cortico-striatal activity characterizes human safety learning via Pavlovian conditioned inhibition

This study uses fMRI to compare brain activity during safety learning via conditioned inhibition and standard safety signals, finding distinct cortico-striatal circuits for each.

A thalamo-centric neural signature for restructuring negative self-beliefs

This study identifies a thalamo-centric neural signature in the mediodorsal thalamus involved in cognitive restructuring of negative self-beliefs using fMRI and Dynamic Causal Modelling.