Jacqueline R Anderson, PhD, NCSP, LP

School Psychologist | Leader of WISE Wellness | School-based mental health, well-being, and resilience. | Views=mine; retweets/follows≠endorse |

[Jennifer Hughes, PhD, MPH @DrJennyHughes]

Our upcoming @SCCAP53 Clinical Practice Institute focuses on how clinicians can support families, children, and teens in navigating safer use!

[IES Research @IESResearch]

📢Funding Opportunity! NCER's FY2024 Education Research Grants RFA is out. This program supports field-initiated research that focuses on improving education experiences and outcomes for U.S. learners. The application deadline is September 21: https://t.co/pHeZpfTIef

[Elizabeth H. Connors, Ph.D. @DrEConnors]

T minus 2 weeks until our #APA2023 presentation on #mbc implementation in the US and Canada!!
We’re putting the finishing touches on slides and can’t wait to see you there 😎
@greenspaceMH

[Center for Depression Research and Clinical Care @UTSW_CDRC]

ABC News mentioned CDRC founding director, Dr. Madhukar Trivedi in a new article discussing the rise in youth suicide. To read the full article, visit the link in our bio.

#UTSW #UTSouthwestern #CDRC #depressionresearch #mentalhealth #youthmentalhealth #ABCNews

[COSchoolSafetyCenter @CoSSRC]

An ECHO series on Pediatric Suicide Prevention launches July 25. This series will support primary care providers in the outpatient setting by offering a practical suicide prevention care pathway based on the Zero Suicide framework. Sign up here: https://t.co/xjK3psoV69

[American Academy of Pediatrics @AmerAcadPeds]

On the one-year anniversary of the Uvalde shooting, we are lifting up some of the 300+ stories of gun violence that we submitted to the Senate from pediatricians across the country. They are still just as resonant and relevant. We will keep advocating to #EndGunViolence. (1/2)

[Jacqueline R Anderson, PhD, NCSP, LP @JQ_AndersonPhD]

Trying to use a broad reading book to teach ethics for Clinical psychology (school, counseling, and clinical). Any recommendations?

[Andrew Akbashev @Andrew_Akbashev]

No reward - no duties.  75% of respondents have reduced the hours spent on academic duties since 2020 (Nature polls).

Mostly due to burnout and unwillingness to work for free.

This included attending conferences, peer reviewing manuscripts and grant proposals, committees, mentoring and even teaching.

Why?

Because scientists are tired of not being able to do #science.

- Students are tired of being unappreciated and overloaded

- Faculties are tired of “community duties” that become overwhelming (conferences, committees, reviewing, outreach, etc)

And everyone is tired of small salaries, zero empathy and little credit.

The problem is greatly summarized by Isabel Müller (in the article):

“There’s so little acknowledgement that people have difficult, complicated lives outside of work.”

A year ago, Nature described how PhD students don’t want to be postdocs and faculties are leaving academia. Now, we see that those who stayed are trying to resist the system from the inside.

But the problem is - the system is too rigid, too traditional and too elitist.

So, as a community, we can change it only by raising our voices and expressing distaste with the status quo. I applaud Nature for writing about these issues so regularly. The academic world has too many interdependent parts which should be addressed concurrently.

This is why we should stay united and strong as a community.

Regarding the academic environment we all hope to have, I loved how Isabel Müller put it in the article:

- I hope it becomes the new normal to say: “My life matters. My work is an important part, but I decide what my life looks like, not my employer”.

#AcademicTwitter #education

[COSchoolSafetyCenter @CoSSRC]

We are so lucky to have @CourtneyTassMA here in Colorado! Hear her expertise on Crisis Response & Intervention at our IHE Summit @UNC_Colorado in person on June 1st. Free, but register here: https://t.co/63z9XbNk39

[Megan Rogers, PhD @megan_l_rogers]

👋Heads up in advance that my feed the next three days will consist of basically nothing except #SRS23. So excited to get started - You can still register for FREE at https://t.co/6B73oqEg3z. All sessions are being recorded and will be available shortly after the live session.

[Jacqueline R Anderson, PhD, NCSP, LP @JQ_AndersonPhD]

We are excited to welcome you Keeley @UNC_Colorado . We look forward to your work here!

[Center for Health and Health Care in Schools @CHHCS]

If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide or experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, 988 provides 24/7 connection to confidential support. There is Hope. Just call or text 988 or chat https://t.co/1JPUuYEvG1
#suicideprevention #988lifeline

[Jacqueline R Anderson, PhD, NCSP, LP @JQ_AndersonPhD]

@CJCascalheira What are these jobs?

[Andrew Morral @AndrewMorral]

Firearm deaths among kids under 18 recently jumped by 50%. Now at 3.5 per 100k population, the highest rate since records have been kept.

see: https://t.co/5oqedrHyBq

[EndFamilyFire @EndFamilyFire]

We lose 65 people a day to gun suicide — more than gun homicides and unintentional shootings put together.

Safe firearm storage is an essential part of suicide prevention.

Learn more about safe firearm storage at https://t.co/UDf0QV6XwZ.

[JAMA @JAMA_current]

The growing field of implementation science aims to close the years’ long gap between the development of medical interventions and their routine use. @RitaRubin reports. #MedicalNews https://t.co/FO9QAuM9Lm

[UTSW Psychiatry @UTSW_Psychiatry]

The Youth Aware of Mental Health (YAM) program has been deployed in more than 30 schools in #NorthTexas. It is now being rolled out throughout #Texas in partnership with the Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium (TCMHCC). https://t.co/h9QpbRg1jj

[Dr. Jessie Stern @JessAStern]

Got really tired of seeing Bronfenbrenner's bioecological model illustrated only w/ white boys. So we made a new (prettier) version centering Black girls.
Please RT & share in your psych classes!

Full article on #attachment & #antiracism is open access: https://t.co/AdYtXPS9E2

[Liz Bocanegra @LizBocanegra_]

I lost a friend and colleague to suicide, and I'm struggling with grief. She was a psychologist, a talented clinician and supervisor. Thinking deeply about we can better support our own -- mental health professionals need help too

[National Association of School Psychologists @nasponline]

Once again we must share this resource as a result of tragedy.
Our hearts are with those affected by the violence in Nashville. Schools should be safe from gun violence. These resources can be used when preparing to talk with students. https://t.co/8eEw69dEjN