Mindfulness Activity #70
Mind Body Connection The word, mind, dates back to the late 12th century. It was defined as “that which feels, wills, and thinks.” So the
May 27, 2020
COVID-19 Resources for Researchers
The American Psychological Association has compiled COVID-19 resources to ensure that the field of psychology is supported during an extraordinary time. The resources developed by
May 26, 2020
Community Stress and Black America – An Urgent Matter with The Four Doctors
Listen HereEpisodePresenterCitationThanksEpisodeAbout this Episode: The Four Doctors – Janeé Avent Harris, Angie D. Cartwright, Loni Crumb, and Dominique S. Hammonds – discuss Mental Health Awareness
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May 26, 2020
Mindfulness Activity #69
Mindfulness for Uncertainty Good Morning. I think that it is fairly universal right now to feel unsure of what’s happening next. For many of us,
May 26, 2020
Mindfulness Activity #68
Gratitude for Freedom Good Morning. Today is Memorial Day in the United States. It is the day when we celebrate all of the men
May 25, 2020
The fight to remain silent: Individuals with intellectual disability and their involvement in the legal system and custodial interrogations
Information regarding intelligence may be used to predict an individual’s Miranda abilities and emphasized concerns that people with intellectual disability are at a significant risk
May 25, 2020
Mindfulness Activity #67
Gratitude for Others Good Morning. This morning I was reading a piece by a domestic care-giver, a home health aide in New York City caring
May 24, 2020
Mindfulness Activity #66
Mindfulness for Monotony Is anyone getting tired of practicing mindfulness? Is anyone getting tired of monotony? The things that originally made my “new normal” seem
May 23, 2020
Mindfulness Activity #65
Loving Kindness for Moving Forward Yesterday’s practice focused on identifying and moving towards one’s own deepest goals (values-based actions). It’s easy to be swept up
May 22, 2020
Available Research Indicates: Psychological Treatment May Not Be Protective Against Stalking Recidivism
Data from 70 clients of Dutch community forensic mental health clinics was used to investigate the prevalence of stalking recidivism, risk factors, and any potential
May 22, 2020
How Child Custody Evaluations Can Benefit Children
No matter how amicable, divorce is still a difficult process for all involved—especially children. It can be even more stressful for children when the process
May 22, 2020
Surrounded Yet So Alone – Addressing Loneliness through a Relational-Cultural Lens with J.W. Freiberg
Listen HereEpisodePresenterLinks and ReferencesCitationThanksEpisodeAbout this Episode: Mike speaks with Terry Freiberg on the growth of chronic loneliness in the United States, the use of relational
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May 21, 2020