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The Science of Gratitude: 5 Easy Practices for November

Science supports how consciously practicing gratitude can help you feel better, attain stronger mental health outcomes, and even curb anxiety.

Depression Blog - Marginalized Communities and Mental Health Graphic - Depression Across the Lifespan

Depression - Fall Forum - Depression Across the Lifespan

10.18.2021

Depression Across the Lifespan: Depression⁠—and its Treatments⁠—are Different for Each Life Stage

The signs of depression can look different for everyone.

Talking About Race in Therapy: How White Psychologists Can Respond to Clients

10.12.2021

Talking About Race in Therapy: How White Psychologists Can Respond to Clients

Read more on the strategies psychologists can use to discuss race in therapeutic spaces from ADAA Members Erika Vivyan, PhD and Katherine Martinez, PsyD.

09.14.2021

CDLP: 4 Takeaways from a CDLP Awardee

During the fall of 2019 I was at a pivotal point in my career trajectory. I had just started my pre-doctoral internship year and was preparing to apply for post-doctoral positions – a last step in my training as I pursued a career in research. So, when I learned about ADAA’s Alies Muskin Career Development Leadership Award Program (CDLP) and its focus on providing early career researchers and clinicians with intensive mentoring and professional development opportunities, I knew I wanted to apply.

05.18.2021

Retraining the Brain

ADAA members Sheila Rauch, PhD, ABPP and Carmen McLean, PhD - The past 30 years of research has seen vast leaps in our understanding of how the brain works in function and dysfunction.

Diversity Hands - Model Minority Graphic

04.01.2021

Too Well-Off to Seek Help?: The Model Minority Myth of Asian Americans

This blog post will share research surrounding the harms of such form of microaggression faced by Asian Americans: the “model minority” stereotype.