The Wisconsin Psychological Association is the official state affiliate of the American Psychological Association.
Milwaukee, WI
Joined August 2018
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Dr. Mary Baggio received recognition from @WisconsinPsych1 for developing a Psychological Services Unit group addressing racial trauma amongst Black persons in our care & is actively involved in educating current pre-doctoral psych interns on being anti-racist/anti-oppressive.
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When: The event offers you the chance to screen CURED online from September 22-28. Please save the date for a live virtual Q&A on Monday, September 27th at 5 pm CT/3 pm PT.
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Congratulations to @DrMaysaAkbar, who has been named as APA's new Chief Diversity Officer. Dr. Akbar will serve as a spokesperson and advocate for equity, diversity, and inclusion in the field of psychology, both within and outside the association. apa.org/news/press/releases/…
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Although much of the focus has been on those who refuse to comply, @APA's latest #Stress in America survey shows that a majority of Republicans and Democrats agree on COVID-19 prevention measures. This is a public health issue not a partisan one
#WearAMask
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The #COVID19 pandemic has only added to the mound of pressure faced by grad students. Here’s how faculty can help encourage students to take care of themselves during an especially stressful time. apa.org/monitor/2020/07/stud…
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With fall approaching and the #COVID19 pandemic ongoing, sport psychologists are helping prepare athletes for an uncertain future. apa.org/members/content/athl…
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Disagreements with friends and family over safe behavior during #COVID19 can be a significant source of stress. Protect your mental health by establishing clear boundaries and focusing on self-care, says @drroseann1. cnet.com/health/what-to-do-w…
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“the art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook” — wiliam james
not every thought or feeling requires our full attention. sometimes it’s best not to breathe more life into unhelpful internal experiences. just let them go.
#WednesdayWisdom #mentalhealth
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In September 1967, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. addressed the attendees of APA’s Annual Convention, emphasizing the importance of psychological research to encourage racial understanding and equality. Here is the full text of his speech. apa.org/monitor/features/kin…
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.@APA is offering a 1.5 CE webinar next Fri, July 10 on developing psychotherapy strategies to foster resilience & prevent trauma among immigrant communities, esp. DACA recipients. Learn strengths-based skills & hear from Dreamers directly!
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Nearly two-thirds of American adults say the government's response to #COVID19 is a significant source of stress, according to our latest Stress in America survey.
Read the full report: on.apa.org/2ZcN92b
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What is it like to run an all-virtual practice? Psychologists who went the telehealth route before #COVID19 offer advice on screening patients, jurisdictional issues, and more. apaservices.org/practice/bus…
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While 71% of Americans say police violence toward minorities is a significant source of stress, 67% also say the current movement against police brutality will lead to meaningful change.
Read the full report of our latest Stress in America survey: on.apa.org/2ZcN92b
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Since the start of the #COVID19 crisis, 76% of psychologists have stopped seeing patients in-person and shifted to only treating patients remotely, according to a recent survey of APA members. apaservices.org/practice/leg…
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Trying to land a job during #COVID19 may seem impossible, but a shifting landscape can also bring new opportunities. Here are five strategies to help psychologists show how their skills can pay off for potential employers. apa.org/monitor/2020/07/job-…
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From police bias to health disparities, this collection of APA resources can help us understand and combat systemic racism and discrimination. apa.org/topics/racism-bias-d…
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Many police officers lack the necessary training to respond effectively to mental health emergencies. As Dr. Jennifer Skeem explains, departments across the country should expand the use of programs that deploy psychological professionals on these calls. abcnews.go.com/US/amid-calls…
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ATTENTION ALL GRAD STUDENTS!! Town Hall with American Psychological Association Leadership: The Role of #GraduateStudents in the Future of @APA. Wednesday, July 1, 6PM ET. Register below. #psychology
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Fear is a healthy reaction to a threat like #COVID19, but it can also spiral out of control. @aa_marsh explains how seeking good scientific information can help minimize both fear and risk as many of us inevitably venture back into the world. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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What’s your psychologist thinking during therapy?
“I wish you could see yourself through my eyes...people are so quick to dismiss their strengths...part of a therapist's job is to help you tap into the strengths that are already there”
#mentalhealth
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