Dr Talya Greene and Dr Jonathan Rogers (both @UCLPsychiatry) explain how optimism, accepting the situation and being supportive to others are among the key things people can do to overcome negative thinking as the #Covid-19 #lockdown lifts: https://t.co/QNRtS2a24Z
Never use your natural talent or athleticism as an excuse not to work hard. There are too many talented and motivated athletes out there that will outwork you. Your laziness may not hurt you in high school, but it will catch up to you eventually.
Recently, Division 47 EC members @Angelbrutus1 and @tylerbradstreet were interviewed to discuss actively supporting athletes as they protest against social injustice. #SEPPsychology#AthleteMentalHealth
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What drives @McConaughey to be great? His answer might surprise you. It’s so powerful!
Listen to our full interview via my Positive University Podcast (iTunes, etc).
"One of the most significant things educators can do to encourage their students to be involved in their communities is to believe that student-led efforts can accomplish real change. This might be as simple as offering to hear our ideas." @educationweek https://t.co/TBbPW1V22H
Today marks the start of is National #HispanicHeritageMonth. A time we can honor the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latinx Americans, as well as the many individuals with Hispanic heritage who have contributed greatly to the field of #psychiatry.
A new study reported in @guardian has found the UK has experienced an 'explosion' in #anxiety since 2008, with the illness trebling among young adults, affecting 30% of women aged 18 to 24, and increasing across the board among men and women under 55.
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In this informative article 3 women share their #livedexperience of spending time in a #mentalhealth hospital during the pandemic. Insights include the extra burden of isolation because of distancing, waiting for test results & missing visits from family https://t.co/9yYuzT2Zwp
Feeling Isolated? Try this 20-minute Connection Practice
Turning toward panic or anxiety can help us feel more anchored in the present—and more at home in ourselves and the world around us. Here is a 20-minute meditation for cultivating connection.
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