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Tag Archives: psychology
Friday Factoids: Psychology Got Talent! (Or, the art of recognizing and valuing true productivity while promoting self-care in others.)
If you would like to become more productive while at the same time having more free time for yourself, you need to etch the ratio 52:17 into your mind. According to an article in the BBC health Column, the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Current Interns, Friday Factoids, Mental Health and Wellness
Tagged Productivity at work, psychology, self-care
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Friday Factoids: Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy a Paradigm Shift in Mental Health?
In 1938, Albert Hoffman synthesized lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD). After accidentally ingesting it in 1943 he deemed it the “medicine of the soul.” Psychedelic drugs carry a stigma and it is easy to have very different views about them. Some … Continue reading
Summary of Giving Courts the Information Necessary to Implement Limited Guardianships: Are We There Yet?
Purpose Gibson (2011) provided a retrospective analysis of adult guardianship cases in two Kentucky counties. The goal of the analysis was to determine if the information provided to the courts during these cases was comprehensive, if least restrictive … Continue reading
Alert for Psychology Internship Applicants: Beware of Scams Claiming to Help You Match!
Reprinted with permission of Dr. Keilin: Each year, the APPIC Board receives feedback about the increasing number of enterprising individuals who have established businesses that focus on assisting applicants in obtaining an internship. Furthermore, the APPIC Board has heard … Continue reading
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Tagged APPIC, application scams, internship match, psychology
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Friday Factoids: The Power of (and Potential Problems with) Humor
Do psychologists have a sense of humor? Was Johnny Carson the “King of late night television?” Of course! I rest my case. Seriously though, humor in the work place has been a tremendous outlet for stress reduction. We … Continue reading