This learning series includes:
- 34 mins of on-demand video
- Access on desktop, tablet and mobile
This learning series explores how academic writing and publishing unfold in practice within child and adolescent mental health. It examines how research ideas are generated, developed, and translated into high-quality papers, while offering practical insights into structuring manuscripts, maintaining clarity, and navigating common challenges such as time constraints and writer’s block.
It also highlights the role of collaboration, professional dialogue, and real-world experience in shaping meaningful research. Overall, the series provides grounded guidance to support more effective, sustainable writing practices and stronger engagement with the publication process.
In this video from the Writing and Publishing: Reflections from JCPP Advances Editors series, Dr Stephen Becker reflects on his writing process, from how he generates ideas to how he structures manuscripts. He discusses the importance of reading widely, learning from conferences, and collaborating with co-authors. Sharing practical strategies for overcoming writing blocks and balancing academic responsibilities, Dr Becker emphasises the value of trusting the writing process and finding a personal rhythm across projects and seasons.
Learning series: Writing and Publishing: Reflections from JCPP Advances Editors
Associate Professor and Director of Research, Division of Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA