Postdoctoral Fellow @rushmedical Views are my own.
Chicago, IL
Joined November 2019
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Sam Addante, PhD (she/her) retweeted
Honored that @SamAddante and I could be a part of this special issue about caring for transgender and gender diverse youth 🥳
The December issue of Pediatric Annals is here! This month's topic: Care for #Transgender and #GenderDiverse Youth: A Primer for the Pediatrician. bit.ly/3NaYXeU #pediatrics
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Presented my flash talk on maternal emotion dysregulation as a mediator for the relationship between prenatal depression and infant social-emotional problems 👏🏻👏🏻 #SRCD2023
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I am recruiting Black women to be a part of my dissertation research! If you are interested (or know someone who would be), please share or follow the link below. The study takes approx. 20-30 mins. #BlackinPsych @BlackInMH @BlackinPsych
Study link: tinyurl.com/BWHealthMatters
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Super excited to announce the launch of this podcast created by our Student Diversity Committee and funded by APPIC! We discuss skills for practicing cultural competency and anti-racism in therapy! All 6 episodes are available on Spotify & Apple podcasts! Please share widely & RT
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Congratulations to Sam Addante for the 2021 Doctoral Phoenix Award granted by OSU-GPSGA
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Super proud of @nataliekeirns @JiwonMin @KatieTraino for their leadership on this subcommittee! Not only excited to begin work on this project but also it’s the Student Diversity Committee’s 2nd grant. The passion from my peers in advancing diversity & equity is uplifting!
Congratulations to the Psychology Student Diversity Committee - Grant subcommittee was awarded an APPIC to Action on Equity Justice, and Social Responsivity Grant $5,000.00.
This project is title "Practicing Anti-Racism…
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I have not written a word during quarantine. Just a reminder to worried artists - there are times for creating and times for becoming the person who will create the next thing. For many of us, this is a becoming time. Rest and become. Love you.
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Hello friends and colleagues, I would be so grateful if you considered participating in and/or sharing my dissertation on AI/AN perspectives of college student drinking! Please spread the word! #AcademicTwitter
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Childhood anxiety is a prime #publichealth target because it is highly prevalent, causes substantial pain and disability, and is a developmental precursor to addiction, #depression, and #suicide ja.ma/35UZhb3
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So many amazing women are making such incredible art and unleashing so much glorious activism right now that im just exhausted by the end of each day from pride and excitement and joy and sisterhood. Every damn day.
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I am recruiting Black women participants to be a part of my research study for my thesis. If you are interested in participating (or know someone who would be), please share or follow the link below. The study takes approximately 30-45 mins.
Study link: okstatecas.co1.qualtrics.com…
Sam Addante, PhD (she/her) retweeted
Thank you for this resource and @KurtzPsychology for your talk with Dr. Harvey this morning. Definitely feel like my mod-severe SM patients have hit a road block without my physical presence. Much appreciated!! #SMawareness #pedspsych
To provide as much support as possible we are doing our best to update our website with resources for families to utilize during this time. (2/2)
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Sam Addante, PhD (she/her) retweeted
Are there any free therapeutic hotlines/services for family members of people with COVID-19 who are intubated (i.e., can't speak, can't have visitors)?
MD partner treats COVID pts daily & says this is one of the biggest unmet needs for mental health support he sees.
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Very grateful for the privilege of working in academia. Getting paid, being able to work flexibly, and helping younger people who are struggling are all opportunities that most people don't have now. Thankful too to be part of a community of scholars/teachers who r helping others
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What an incredible resource for talking to kids about COVID. covid19healthliteracyproject…
A very special part of this project was the "#COVID19 for children" piece.
We created kid-friendly fact sheets for 3-6 year olds, 6-12 year olds, and 13-18 year olds that explain what coronavirus is, how it affects them, and how they can protect themselves and their loved ones.
Sam Addante, PhD (she/her) retweeted
Yes! Feds: suspend state licensing laws to allow mental health professionals to work across state lines ASAP!
The focus on our physical health today is warranted, but a disaster is looming if folks don't realize that #mentalhealth consequences surely will follow....
@JLSkillings
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Sam Addante, PhD (she/her) retweeted
If you’re wondering whether it’s an overreaction to cancel large gatherings and public events (and I love basketball), here’s a useful primer as to why these measures can slow the spread of the virus and save lives. We have to look out for each other. vox.com/2020/3/10/21171481/c…
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As we transition to less face-to-face contact in the coming days, let’s remember that we’re social animals and take 👇 this sage advice for connecting—especially in times of stress and self-quarantine.
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Last year, I vowed to put my overly-apologetic default tone in the trash where it belongs.
So I created this guide! Maybe you’ll find it useful too.
We got this, ladies.
🙌🏼🙌🏽💌🙌🏾🙌🏿
#InternationalWomenDay2020 #IWD2020
