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1. Crying during therapy is common for therapists, but few feel prepared to handle it, studies find
New research finds the vast majority of clinical psychologists and psychology trainees have cried during therapy sessions with clients.
(June 2022)
2. Why we cry
Researchers are tracking people's crying episodes to determine the role culture plays in why we cry, measuring the chemical makeup of tears and examining the reactions they trigger in others.
(June 2022)
3. Young victims of the opioid crisis
Parental substance use was cited as a factor in a third of all foster placements in 2015.
(January 2018)
4. Sex and intellectual disabilities
Stereotypes still exist regarding sex and those wtih intellectual and developmental disabilities.
(December 2017)
5. Seeking intimacy
People with physical disabilities fight hurtful stereotypes when looking for relationship partners.
(December 2017)
6. Far from home, seeking support
Faculty can help international students and new psychologists with many issues.
(October 2017)
7. Using objective data to improve performance
Psychologists use biofeedback to change physical responses to stress.
(June 2017)
8. Growth after trauma
Post-traumatic growth helps people find a new sense of personal strength and a new focus on helping others.
(November 2016)
9. Are you too cocky?
A dose of humility is important for long-term success.
(July 2016)
10. Helping civilian psychologists treat military patients
Movement aims at improving training in military issues for healthcare providers outside of traditional veteran treatment programs.
(March 2016)

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