ZOOM PRESENTATION:
Family-Centered Approaches to HIV Care for Youth: Opportunities and Challenges
Presenter: Chanda C. Graves, PhD., ABPP
Date: Sunday, April 11, 2021
8 PM EST; 7 PM CST; 6 PM MST; 5 PM PST
1 CE (1 Hour)
Register: [email protected]#APA#HIV#YOUTH
Call for short article submissions! Topics relevant to Couple and Family Psychology. For more info, see the attached flyer and email [email protected] to submit! #APA#APAdivision43#blog#CFP
It's important for #parents to talk to their #children about #race and #protests, especially now. This article includes information about how black children can stay safe and how parents can instil some #hope. https://t.co/geSpWdB4HU
#COVID has allowed #parents to admit their vulnerabilities without feeling like a failure. It's okay to acknowledge the struggles when everyone else is struggling too. It’s okay to ask for help. https://t.co/325cSneVX5
Conversations with your children about racial violence are necessary, explains @DrEarlTurner — even if you don't have all the answers. https://t.co/aHJOf0BxUu
“We are living in a racism pandemic, which is taking a heavy psychological toll on our African American citizens. The health consequences are dire.” - @sandyapa2020 on the mental health impacts of recent high-profile racial incidents https://t.co/W7j1e1Wmo5
#APA#Div43 latest blog post: Family sleep during the #pandemic
Viewing #sleep systemically reflects that any one person’s sleep in the #family system has effects throughout the system, especially during times of increased #stress and #disruption.
https://t.co/vxGciNm9jX
#Mindfulness practices have shown to have positive effects. #Mobileapps claim to facilitate mindfulness practice, with some apps specifically designed for children.
https://t.co/WQP2vdif5u
The health and safety of our community is our top priority and that’s why we are taking #APA2020 virtual. There will be incredible speakers, great collaboration, and unique opportunities to connect … as well as a few surprises. More details here: https://t.co/6DFE2XsUw4
Closeness is more than just physical proximity. In fact, being in the same room does not mean closeness. Using new technologies (e.g., facetime) helps maintain long-distance bonds - for families too.