CALM Program at UC Berkeley

The CALM Program is dedicated to conducting research on #bipolar disorder and emotion-related impulsivity. The team is led by Sheri L. Johnson, PhD.

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In case you didn't hear, we are currently recruiting for a fully-remote paid research study for individuals with bipolar disorder. Visit https://t.co/jTMZuPxOHr to learn more!

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Check out this article written by our team member, Kim! https://t.co/CI3UgwGQGx

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We just joined Instagram and Threads! Follow us on all our social media platforms

Instagram- https://t.co/o3De9SRYdM
Threads-
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Facebook- https://t.co/BqlxkZHYMu

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We're so proud to work with Bill Hastings, Kevin Weiner, and their team on neuroanatomical correlates of emotion-related impulsivity:
https://t.co/9QpKZl2rtm

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Bipolar Disorder Food: Mediterranean & Time-Restricted Eating 🥗

Watch our NEW #talkBD episode: Dr. Sheri Johnson (@calmprogram) breaks down why WHAT and WHEN you eat is vital for people with #bipolar disorder: https://t.co/b7TkJaXLsr

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People like me with bipolar disorder must help shape research and clinical care https://t.co/02pIygBM7D via @statnews

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Great to hear the latest science on circadian rhythms.  Kudos to our collaborator Emily Manoogian. https://t.co/Wy0sIoXBQJ

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We just launched a fully-remote paid research study for individuals with bipolar disorder. Find out more by visiting this link: https://t.co/Mh1FhFsXJ2

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Upcoming film offers new insights and hope for bipolar II disorder.
https://t.co/HTdBKNkItO

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New work on the importance of difficulty controlling emotions for understanding suicidal ideation. https://t.co/Vx2oWttist

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New work on uncontrollability of suicidal ideation as a potential predictive factor of future ideation: https://t.co/Qc86frhAl9

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New work showing that emotion-related impulsivity relates to making more errors in speech under high stress conditions:
https://t.co/OJiYZxhg8W

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New work from Jen Pearlstein linking emotion-related impulsivity to the p factor. https://t.co/U662bBaDMp

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Urgent petition regarding EPPP2 licensure requirements:
https://t.co/esimCp2JAk

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New publication from our former project coordinator, Amelia Dev, gets coverage in the NY Times: https://t.co/04xlJHtv0L

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https://t.co/0GvlU5PPHz has great content from experts who discuss and answer key questions about living with bipolar disorder. #TalkBD

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Depressive realism is widely believed and repeated in the popular and scientific press. Our inability to replicate it, however, has undermined my belief in the phenomenon. I'm proud to report our paper is in press at Collabra:Psychology @CollabraOA https://t.co/0QapdLDfDR

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We are looking for people with mood disorders who have tried time-restricted eating, to take a quick survey!
https://t.co/pwVi2dfQKb

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New evidence that emotion-related impulsivity is related to the intensity, triggers, dynamics, and uncontrollability of suicidal ideation
https://t.co/dgiK0Ol18V