Rhode Island College Behavioral Health Studies. Research & Training. Offering a BA/BS double degree program for future behavioral health professionals.
Providence, RI
Joined May 2015
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Kids' mental health is crucial for a fulfilling life. Engaging with them and listening is vital for their well-being. Create safe environments where they feel heard and valued. Supporting their mental health today builds a brighter, more resilient future for all.
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Representation and respect matter in behavioral health.
Celebrate #MinorityHealthMonth by watching a FREE NAADAC webinar on inclusive, culturally-aware care.
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Day One Complete! The first four of eight research groups in DR. Ladd’s advanced research methods course (psyc 476) presented their projects today. Fascinating projects centering around disordered gambling.
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🧬An NIMH-funded global study reveals new insights into the genetic contributors to bipolar disorder, including differences between disorder subtypes and links to other mental disorders. These insights could pave the way for new treatments. Read more: go.nih.gov/9vr1w1C.
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Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with NAADAC by watching some of NAADAC’s free on-demand webinars focused on treating members of the Black community with SUD. Find these webinars and more at bit.ly/3pBMW6s.
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Black Heritage: Addressing mental health in the Black community ow.ly/AHgP50V2hU3
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How to Respond When an Employee Shares a Mental Health Challenge ow.ly/tuYE50V2gU4
Chloe Stanfa (BA ‘23; MA ‘24) is a RIC Psychology double diploma (UG & Grad)! She’s now in her first year at William James College working towards a doctorate in clinical psychology with a concentration in forensic psychology.
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PLEASE SHARE! KidsLinkRI is a free, confidential, 24/7 phone line for parents and caregivers. An experienced clinician can help callers access children’s services in Rhode Island and determine the best place for children's treatment and counseling. Call 1-855-543-5465 #KidsLinkRI
RIC Grad Brittney Tennett (BA ’21; MS ‘24) was cum laude in Psychology w/ Behavioral Neuroscience. Brittney has been a counselor in Warwick, RI but will be moving to North Charleston, SC this Spring to continue career in behavioral health counseling. Stay in touch BT! @RICAlumni
Mental health pros remind everyone to attend to children’s grief. Source: Yahoo News search.app/Aeb76v18GSAu7KG27
Less alcohol being consumed forces industry to pivot towards non-alc products. Source: CNN search.app/ULFtxc1Atk5snXUs8
Leading researcher explains how viewing addiction as a brain disorder improves treatments. Source: PBS News search.app/TYYNtk5sBuw7M2RQA
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Remember: There is no health without mental health!
#MentalHealth is just as important as physical health, and asking for help is a normal part of life. You should never feel like you have to take on the world 🌎 alone ➡️ samhsa.gov/mental-health
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Biles, Osaka and Phelps spoke up about mental health. Has anything changed for the Paris Olympics? apnews.com/article/paris-oly…
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