Our training consortium is excited to sponsor this month’s Academic Grand Rounds, “Cultural Adaptation of Evidence-Based Interventions,” with trainee-selected speaker Dr. Melanie Domenech Rodríguez (@melaniedomenech). Wed, May 1, 11am-12:30 pm. cme-learning.brown.edu/content/050124…

UPDATE: Hiring one additional RA for grant-funded studies - including my sleep-suicide risk study. Please apply & RT!

In a new paper, postdoctoral fellow Dr. Sarah Dreyer-Oren looks at CBM-I (cognitive bias modification for interpretations) as a tool to help ease social anxiety in college freshmen. Read: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Come work with us at Brown University! Full-time staff RA position is open in our lab. The RA will support a variety of projects, including meta-analyses and clinical trials. The position is NOT remote. brown.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/staff-ca…

Brown researchers are recruiting participants for a new study of MDMA-assisted therapy to treat #PTSD & alcohol use disorder in #veterans. There is no evidence of addictiveness for medical-grade MDMA, which arouses feelings of openness and trust. More: turnto10.com/features/healt…

So amazing to have my friend and colleague Dr. Jandasek talk about our community asthma work Hasbro Children's ! Society of Pediatric Psychology

My PhD student Gina Belli is conducting a much needed study for her dissertation. She's seeking adults with OCD to share their experiences with primary care providers. Please see below for more information.

Amazing and well-deserved!!! So proud of a Brown Clinical Psychology Training Brown Psychiatry and Human Behavior alum! You are a real rockstar Craig Rodriguez-Seijas, PhD 🇹🇹🏳️‍🌈 (he/him) !

I am planning to review applications for Fall '25 admission. Prospective grad students with a strong interest in behavioral genetics and substance use are encouraged to apply. Apply at the Emory Laney Graduate School by 12/1/24. #apply2gradschool

I am avoiding more urgent tasks and finalizing my ISTSS presentation for the conference in a couple of weeks. Excited to present data collected by the SUCCESS Clinical Research Collaborative about trauma exposure and traumatic stress in child welfare youth! #ISTSS2024

Social media is designed to be irresistible and, says Dr. Jacqueline Nesi, PhD, "Kids can't necessarily regulate that on their own." In this news clip, Dr. Nesi offers tips on healthy boundary setting and communication around social media: wpri.com/video/how-to-n…

The CRISP Suicide Prevention Consortium @Brown T32 postdoctoral fellowship in #SuicideResearch will once again be recruiting fellows this year! Interested folks are encouraged to attend the virtual open house Brown Clinical Psychology Training on 10/08 to learn more! Registration info can be found here: clinical-psychology.med.brown.edu/postdoctoral-f…

Considering #postdoc as a next step? Come to our virtual open house on 10/8 to learn about #psychology training tracks, world-class faculty, and research opportunities at Brown! Register today: go.brown.edu/Postdoc24

Work accounts for a big chunk of our lives…and our mental health. A new study co-authored by Dr. Marie-Rachelle Narcisse finds that job flexibility and job security are directly connected to decreased anxiety. More: forbes.com/sites/anuradha…

Having worked with Kaitlin Sheerin, PhD (she/her) for the past year or so, I gotta say anyone who gets the opportunity to work with her is going to be MUCH better off for it! Def take advantage of this wonderful opportunity!

Our #postdoc fellowship program includes tracks in: · Clinical #psychology · Clinical #child psychology · Clinical #neuropsychology · #Research Get an inside glimpse of each track at our virtual Open House on Oct. 8! Register: go.brown.edu/Postdoc24

Fellows in our APA-accredited #psychology #postdoc tracks don't have to choose: They get excellent clinical training AND protected research time. Learn more about our program, faculty, culture & city at our virtual open house, Oct. 8, 7-8pm EST. Register: go.brown.edu/Postdoc24

This framing is their framing, and NYT took the bait. The correct and accurate framing is: “Deep cuts to medical research threatens progress on cancer and heart disease research, costs the economy $80B, and threatens 300,000 jobs across red and blue states”