My lab (and I) are trying this Twitter thing!

'You are enough': Kent State professor leads effort to improve care for Black moms, babies beaconjournal.com/story/news/202… via Akron Beacon Journal

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are linked to health problems across one’s lifespan. With an increased range of screenings, clinicians can better understand what’s behind our most common health issues. Learn more about ACEs Aware screenings: ow.ly/h8B350Izfry

AND, she did a beautiful job presenting an interesting and programmatic body of work in her dissertation defense today! Hooray, Dr. Brianna Hunter !! 💫

From ages 0-5, a child's life experiences dramatically shape their development. One example is how high dosages of high-quality #ECE (starting earlier, staying longer) show particular benefits! Here's what we learned from Educare DC and our Network: bit.ly/3JYgaEd

🚨Job alert! 🚨 We are hiring an Associate Director of Clinical Training for our clinical psychology training program USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts & Sciences - a great job for a clinical science Ph.D who enjoys teaching, training, and supervision. Please RT! PCSAS American Psychological Association Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Society for the Science of Clinical Psychology Society of Clinical Psychology (APA Div. 12)

Child maltreatment and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis functioning: A meta-analysis Sig diff on HPA reactivity only ! No diff were found in any of the other HPA axis activity (e.g., daily activity, pharmaco challenges and cumulative measures ) pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35202606/

We started a clinical trial for moms and young kids right as a pandemic hit… and in our pivot to the virtual, we learned some things, which we tried to put down here. Grateful to my students and collaborators for creating space to do this work while we all lived thru it, too.

Extremely proud of our new psychologists!

I got to hood these two brilliant psychologists on Friday. I have learned so much from them, and I can’t wait to see what else they do in the world. Congrats, Drs. Pickett and Glackin! Tulane Psychology Tulane Child & Family Lab

… and congrats also to Tulane Child & Family Lab alum Dr. Justin Carreras. Life might get in the way of commencement, but we will find a way to celebrate!

As the academic year begins, we want to remind everyone to #citeblackwomen! Whether it be in your research or in your syllabi, a lot is missed when the intellectual contributions of Black women are left out. We are dynamic producers of knowledge, within and BEYOND the academy!

Yay Hannah Swerbenski, PhD !! A rising ⭐️ indeed. Will never forget when you showed up to interview for an undergrad RA position in my lab with highlighted copies of my publications. Can’t wait to see the work ❤️

Want to see what intimacy and attachment look like during infancy? Just watch two-month-old Jose as his dad shares a book. 🧠

Our paper shows that both adverse and benevolent childhood experiences predict transdiagnostic risk for psychopathology in pregnant individuals highlighting opportunities for resilience. DOI: doi.org/10.1017/S09545…

📢New systematic review and meta-analysis published open-access in JAACAP Journals! We investigated the association between markers of autonomic functioning and emotional dysregulation (ED) in children and adolescents. #emotionregulation #heartratevariability doi.org/10.1016/j.jaac…

Proud of Gabby Levine representing our lab and getting recognized for her social development research!

FYI that @CSmithStover and I anticipate offering two clin psych postdoc opps this fall on a new R01 clin trial and mech of change study of @ChangeFathers - a dual site RCT between Yale Child Study Center and UConn of a novel tx to reduce #FamilyViolence. Please share & reach out w/ interest.

@realchrisrufo What was his SAT score