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Excited to present at this upcoming conference @ANZACBS
Lessons learned in developing an ACT for ADHD group program in private practice ft. Sarah Morris. Full conference program at anzacbs.com/conference
#ANZACBS #ACT #ADHD #PrivatePractice
Thank you @PamelaSnow2 and @tserry2504. As a trained teacher, clin psych, and mother of school-aged children, I see evidence-based teaching practices as the MOST important thing Australian schools can focus on for student wellbeing (literacy trumps 'mindfulness sessions' any day!
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A really interesting study just published in JAMA
Big new study on psilocybin for alcohol use disorder just out. Been waiting on this one for a few years: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…. #psychedelics #Psilocybin
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Virtually attending the @AustAADPA annual conference. Exciting times as we hear about the newly endorsed national guidelines for supporting folks with @ADHD and great to hear such strong representation from ADHD consumers. Proud to be a member of this dynamic professional body.
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We have 3 outstanding keynote speakers lined up for this years AADPA conference: A/Prof Emma Sciberras, A/Prof Martine Hoogman & A/Prof David Goodman.
Date: 30th-31st July, 2022
Venue: Sofitel Wentworth Sydney or virtually via an online platform
#ADHD
aadpa.com.au/aadpa-2022-conf…
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Are you passionate about supporting students with learning difficulties and disabilities in schools? We are recruiting a CONTINUING (tenured), teaching and research position in the @mgse_li team at @EduMelb. More details below: jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/9…
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Very excited to launch @PhOrMeSLiteracy with Shane Pearson at #dsfconf today! It’s an exciting time for effective literacy instruction in Australia! DOWNLOAD the FREE curriculum NOW! PhOrMeS.com
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#Educators: We're compiling a list of resources for folks new to the #ScienceOfReading. What books, blogs, etc. would you recommend to those starting their journey?
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#ADHD looks different in adults. Here’s what to look out for.
theconversation.com/adhd-loo…
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📣📣 Calling all clinicians who work in the area of ADHD
AADPA's 5th annual conference is being held between Saturday, 30th - Sunday, 31st July 2022 via a Hybrid model: in person in Sydney or virtually.
The call for abstracts is open now aadpa.com.au/2022-conference…
AADPA at it again with more great resources
Great news everyone! You can now download a copy of the Talking about ADHD poster from our website aadpa.com.au/talking-about-a…
Here's a sneak peek!
@sciberras_emma @silk_tim @dave_coghill
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Carl Rogers - talk about an open spirit: “People are just as wonderful as sunsets if you let them be. When I look at a sunset, I don't find myself saying, "Soften the orange a bit on the right hand corner." I don't try to control a sunset. I watch with awe as it unfolds.”
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Since 2003, when the humble Mo was born, we’ve made epic progress in helping change the face of men’s health. However, we couldn’t have done it without our hairy, legendary and spectacular supporters – YOU.
Keep doin' what you're doin' and sign up here: Movember.com
So glad to see my alma mater #deakin producing such fine scientific work 😬😂
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Thanks to Minister Hunt for launching Raising Healthy Minds, an app designed to give all parents evidence/based information to support the social and emotional development of young children. Download for free from App Store.
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🚨 I'll be accepting 1 or 2 students this year in the School Psychology PhD program at @UofSC.
I research youth mentoring, motivational interviewing, and school mental health. I'm interested in expanding children's access to evidence based mental health services.
Please share!
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This #RUOKDay2021 I want to remind people that society continues to tell men to open up, be more vulnerable, share your emotions, but often can't cope when they do. We need community and services prepared for & willing to embrace male emotionality in all its beauty & complexity.
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A must read.
"It doesn’t matter how often you ask RUOK? or offer counselling – if someone’s sense of humanity is suppressed, they have poor nutrition, they are frightened for their safety & their future is bleak, then they will develop a mental illness..."
theguardian.com/australia-ne…
















