Re: "Life-Changing Research at the VA" (October)
@DAVWILegDir Very informative article on @DeptVetAffairs Mental Health in the @APA_Monitor magazine—‘Life-Changing Research at the VA’
Re: "Datapoint: Do Psychology Degree Holders Work in Psychology Jobs?" (October)
@Kvarjas Looking good psychology degree holders—the future is bright! #proudpsychologist @APA_Monitor @CPS_CSU
Re: "Traveling Treatments: Mobile Units Are Serving Populations That Might Not Otherwise Get Care" (October)
@JudgeWren So inspiring
@Hoosierdiana Way to go, Maine Mobile Health Program, ED Lisa Tapert, and MMHP staff for feature article in the APA Monitor! Innovative work in Maine, integrating behavioral health w/ primary care on our mobile van. Re: "Making Campuses Safer" (October)
@JenniferSHirsch Thoughtful piece in @APA_Monitor on campus sexual assault prevention, notes important work by Victoria Banyard, Charlene Senn, Ann Coker, and our own SHIFT team
Re: "Support for Psychologist Parents" (October)
@FamiliesinPsych Thank you @APA_Monitor for featuring @FamiliesinPsych!
Re: "Continuing Education: Embracing a Gender-Affirmative Model for Transgender Youth" (September)
@jsnpsych Especially relevant with threats to policies that protect #transgender individuals. Gender-affirming practices and culturally competent care are vital to pediatric mental health. #TransRightsAreHumanRights
Correction
In the print edition of the October Monitor, the article "Life-Changing Research at the VA" should have said that Dr. Lisa Brenner’s Window to Hope intervention for veterans with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury resulted in reductions in hopelessness, not helplessness. The article is correct on the online version of the magazine.
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