Kim I. Mills

Communications pro, writer, and lover of travel, food and fine wines. Host of Speaking of Psychology podcast.

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"Patients should be getting great world-class, evidence based digital treatments through healthcare, covered by their insurance." -- @DrJennaCarl said in speaking about making DTx accessible and affordable
#CES2024 #mentalhealth #healthcare

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"We are taking psychological science and applying it to the critical issues of our day: AI, digital health, social media. These are not just technical issues. At the heart of these issues is human behavior." - @ArthurCEvans at #CES2024
Full event list: https://t.co/2uoCIYQ3wy

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How can families work together to keep teens #SafeOnSocial?

As @AnaCabrera and @WatchSavannah point out, our new recommendations provide parents with helpful ways to start an ongoing conversation. https://t.co/FGAaf2laYQ

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How can we help teens stay #SafeOnSocial? Our new report offers ten evidence-based recommendations to guide parents, youth, policymakers, health practitioners, and tech companies. https://t.co/FH75dGUMba

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Congrats again to our award-winning flagship podcast "Speaking of Psychology" for recently coming in at #2 on @nytimes' list of top health & science pods! https://t.co/SqNSLWLfTV

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“It is ok for us to feel outrage about outrageous things.”

APA President @drthema offers science-based tips to deal with the psychological impacts of the killing of Tyre Nichols, which may include depression, anxiety, numbness, panic, or confusion. https://t.co/i5I1gqpel6

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Climate change is disprortionately affecting people of color, says Dr. Robert Bullard. "We need to get into some good trouble fighting this climate crisis now." @apa2022

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Can your lucky pre-game routine actually help you perform better? Just in time for Friday the 13th, @stuartvyse joins this episode of Speaking of Psychology to discuss the psychology of superstition. https://t.co/YbgUgKU6kR

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@APA Today's the big day. If you're a psychologist or a wannabe, don't miss it.

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With 3,000 live, scheduled, and on-demand presentations, there's a lot to cover—and a lot to learn—starting tomorrow at #APA2021.

Check out these top opportunities you won't want to miss! https://t.co/v7dPOVvasd

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How sport #psychologists are helping Olympians @APADivision47 https://t.co/OxyDf2lV33 @Olympics @USOPC_News

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Tasty words, colorful sounds: How people with synesthesia experience the world, with Julia Simner, PhD https://t.co/9uScsh3VcC

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‘Speaking of Psychology,’ an award-winning podcast, explores new research and discoveries into how we think and be… https://t.co/KS34TXKhOj

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Do you ever feel like a phony at work or school despite your achievements? That's impostor phenomenon. On this episode of Speaking of Psychology, @drorbeaustin and @KevinCokley1 discuss where these feelings come from and what you can do to address them. https://t.co/KZB2j946ZL

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@jayvanbavel @notsmartblog @HiddenBrain @lauriesantos @OpinionSciPod @APA Thanks, Jay, for the hat tip to Speaking of Psychology. @APA

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Had a great conversation on the American Psychological Association’s podcast “Speaking of Psychology” with @KimIMills - got to talk about Impostor Syndrome with @KevinCokley1

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Justice for Justice Park https://t.co/yc1fbwmHnU via @Change We need to stop this. Mason District needs a new supervisor.

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"Acknowledging that 'This is really stressful, it's been really stressful, it's going to stay stressful for a bit' allows you to identify some solutions."—@drvailewright, on coping with #COVID19 stress one year into the pandemic. https://t.co/e04Vqr5g8U

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Dr. Fauci says he is “very much” concerned about a mental health pandemic in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.

“That’s the reason why I want to get the virological aspect of this pandemic behind us,” he says, “because the long-term ravages of this are so multifaceted."

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Thank you so much for all your work on this @BethuneSophie !