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Chronic #stress harms both psychological and physical well-being. "It takes a toll on our bodies,” @UTSCpsychology professor Dr. Brett Ford says. Share in the comments one way you are being kind to your body and mind.
at.apa.org/b6c8fe
#politics #mentalhealth #psychology
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Simone Biles Credits Therapy for Her Success at the Paris Olympics tinyurl.com/26beuak9
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During Times of Change and Crisis, Journaling Can Help Mental Health tinyurl.com/2bjvr6qc
Thrilled to share that I just spoke at ICP 2024 - 33rd International Congress of Psychology! Big thanks to the organizers and everyone who joined the session.🌟 Your presence made it special!
@ICP_2024 - via #Whova event app
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Hearing now psychologist Dr. Amy Beck describe her advocacy for telehealth in the state of Missouri. #APAAdvocacy @APA
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Fun times @APA #APAAdvocacy @JFK4APA @RehabPsy_DrKate and others! Retweet with your Twitter handle! – at Washington, DC
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Beautiful champions for @APA. Thank you for your #APAAdvocacy. @JFK4APA @drthema @Cynthia4APA @debrakawahara – at Washington, DC
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So beautiful inside and out, @JFK4APA @drthema. 💕 Thank you for sharing your many gifts with @APA. #APAAdvocacy – at Washington, DC
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Put your health at the top of your to-do list and schedule your next Pap or HPV test to screen for cervical cancer today. Getting screened can help prevent cervical cancer.
See which option is best for you: bit.ly/2N3FhvP
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Making new friends is harder as we get older—but it's not impossible, says @DrMarisaGFranco.
Hear the full conversation and subscribe to our award-winning podcast on @apple, @spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. 🎧🎙️🧠 #friendship #connection #science
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Psychology departments are preparing now for the long-term impacts of a decline in #college enrollment over the last decade—including plans to preserve the quality of training, psychological research, and patient care.
Learn more: at.apa.org/3a700f
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New @CDCMMWR: Stress, anxiety, and depression are among the top motivators for substance use among teens aged 13-18 being assessed for #SubstanceUseDisorder treatment. More on substance use among teens: bit.ly/mm7305a1

ALT Illustrations of teens doing healthy activities. Text reads, “Teens report seeking relief from stress, anxiety, and depression as top reasons for substance use. Clinicians and public health professions: promote interventions that reduce stress, teach healthy coping skills, and improve mental health.”
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Reminder: What brings you joy and makes sense to you may not align with everyone else's perspective, and that's perfectly okay.
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How would you rate your ability to handle stress? Many Americans are wholly overwhelmed and struggling to cope, according to APA's latest #StressInAmerica survey.
Boost your resilience with these science-backed tips: at.apa.org/e0t
#stress #psychology #mentalhealth
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Women are stressed—and psychologists aren’t surprised. Here's why, along with ideas for how to best help reduce the burden, according to APA’s latest Stress in America survey: at.apa.org/h37
#stress #StressinAmerica #women
So very well deserved! Congratulations!
Just receiving from @drthema a Presidential Citation @APA @MaryACFernandes at APA Virtual Advocacy Summit @MainePsychology
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Just receiving from @drthema a Presidential Citation @APA @MaryACFernandes at APA Virtual Advocacy Summit @MainePsychology
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Am grateful for my colleague and friend Dr. Erica Lee @EricaDMarshall1 for her commitment to being an ally.
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We can all help curb the spread of #misinformation. Experts offer these research-based recommendations for scientists, policymakers, media, and the public to counter a growing problem.
Read APA's new report: at.apa.org/0sv























