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04.05.2022
BIPOC Communities
Personal Story
04.04.2022
The Stigma Surrounding AAPI Mental Health
Overall, the state of mental health in the AAPI community is dire. There is still much that needs to be improved, both in terms of how we approach and how we care for those with mental illness in our Asian American/Pacific Islander communities.
Blog post
02.25.2022
Celebrating BIPOC Mental Health Trailblazers
ADAA Executive Director Susan K. Gurley celebrates the mental health trailblazers within BIPOC communities.
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12.31.2021
Jill Emanuele, PhD - ADAA Board Secretary
Jill Emanuele, PhD
Webinar
11.08.2021
Uncovering Effective CBT - Preventing and Treating Depression Among Youth
CBT has demonstrated to be effective for the prevention and treatment of depression in youth. However, CBT can differ in content with different presence and duration of treatment components. In order to improve the effects of CBT and to find out WHAT works best, it is important to identify (non-)effective components of CBT programs.
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10.27.2021
2022 Keynote Speakers
ADAA 2022 Annual Conference Keynote Speakers
Blog post
10.12.2021
Active Witnessing: Guiding Kids of All Ages To Do the Right Thing
When our family (KM) recently moved, my children discovered that in each of their new schools’ peers were using racist, sexist, and homophobic remarks, something they had not previously experienced. My kids were woefully unprepared - and it turns out this is not unusual.
Event
08.19.2021
Cannabis: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
ADAA Webinar Presented by Martin Paulus, PhD, Scientific Council Chair
The use of cannabis in the U.S. has undergone a dramatic change over the past two decades. Starting with the campaign to legalize the use of cannabis in the 90s, use, attitudes and risk perception have changed in both adolescent and adult population. In this presentation, four recent research publications will be reviewed that highlight a more cautious approach towards cannabis.
