Today on International Women's Day, and everyday, we celebrate the extraordinary women that help psychological practice, science, and education thrive - particularly those women who have come before and left legacies that continue to shape us to this day.
“Professionals” healing trauma with rocks, sounds or energy enters the chat.
Honestly, I still don’t understand how people can fall for this nonsense.
@mark-carney.bsky.social , honestly read the room.
Unpopular opinion 🫣
Attacking a Muslim country during the holy month of Ramadan is essentially the equivalent of striking a Christian country during Christmas.
Imagine the reactions if the roles were exchanged.
Can you imagine? 1 out of 3 videos on social media media are misleading… this is extremely concerning, specially for those who are more vulnerable
The US ⬇️
Things have a way of working out, even when the path isn’t the one we initially imagined.
May the Force be with you. 🎓
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I’m grateful I didn’t get my first choice. It gave me the opportunity to continue training as a school psychologist with a strong team of supervisors ... and, just as importantly, with a wonderful, fun, and truly collegial psychology department.
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To all my younger colleagues, I wish you the very best. I hope you manage to get a good night’s sleep tonight.
I was in your shoes five years ago. Even though I didn’t match to my first choice, I completed my residency in a school setting with the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board.
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✨ Match Day is tomorrow ✨
📢 Tomorrow is an important day for doctoral students in psychology across Canada and the US; it is #MatchDay. It’s the day they learn where they will complete their residency, the final step in their clinical training before finishing their doctoral degree.
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Facebook was a great concept at its inception …
The CPA Accreditation Panel is searching for a new Student Member to join us for our Fall 2026 meeting in Ottawa.
We're recruiting a student in a professional psychology program in Canada, who as of September 2026 will have at least 3 years left before graduation.
@canadianpsychology.bsky.social these ribbons are 🔥! Can we have this for our 87th conference 🙏🏼
@julielajoie13.bsky.social I agree with everything you said, except for one thing. Killing people does not equal mental illness. In some cases it is true, but most are not.
@tedlieu.bsky.social I salute your courage to speak up. People need to be accountable for their actions.
Rien à rajouter ! C’est si simple 🙃
This was not a good decision. It is okay to make mistakes, but waiting too long before making a change can have a detrimental effect on people’s lives. @mark-carney.bsky.social
This information is so personal. This is not news. Do better
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⏰ Deadline: March 31, 2026, 11:59 pm EST
Do not miss this chance to receive funding for your research. Share this post to help spread the word to eligible students!
More information: cpa.ca/sections/cli...
#ClinicalNeuropsychology #ResearchAward #CPA #FundingOpportunity
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📌 Who Can Apply?
- Student members of the CPA Clinical Neuropsychology Section.
- Not a member yet? No worries! Join the section now to become eligible.
📑 How to Apply:
All the details, including application guidelines and the Supervisor Agreement Form, are provided in the pictures.
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🚨 Attention Canadian Neuropsychology Students 🚨
The CPA Clinical Neuropsychology Section is offering the Student Research Award for 2026–2027! 🎓 This award provides C$1,250 to support innovative student research in Clinical Neuropsychology.
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Maybe there is no need to reinvent the wheel? Let’s bring back #Superman in all schools
I am not going to repost the vile and racist image that Trump posted last night of President & First Lady Obama because it is beyond disgusting. Trump is a vile racist as is every Republican that continues to support him. I don’t want to hear mumbling from Mike Johnson or stoic silence from Thune.
“People don’t understand what this job is,” he said, adding, “You cannot pick and choose, because among the very rich is a higher percentage of unpleasant and not very attractive people. Capitalism is a rough system.” In defending his pursuit of Mr. Epstein and candidly describing the burden of raising money, Dr. Botstein gave insight into how the need to attract dollars can appear to run headlong into an academic institution’s stated values. Mr. Epstein gave prolifically to many charities and universities, including Harvard and M.I.T., and the Wall Street Journal report showed that his network of contacts was wider than had been thought, including prominent figures like the linguist Noam Chomsky and Lawrence Summers, the former Treasury secretary and president of Harvard. Dr. Summers sought money for a poetry foundation, led by his wife, Elisa New, a Harvard literature professor. Mr. Summers declined to comment. “Would we accept money from Jeffrey Epstein today? No,” Dr. Botstein said, describing the former donor as a “monster” and “truly evil man.” “We had no idea, the public record had no indication, that he was anything more than an ordinary — if you could say such a thing — sex offender who had been convicted and went to jail.”
As more academic names keep coming up in the Epstein files, I keep thinking about this NYT interview with the Bard president from a few years ago, and wondering how many people were rationalizing in similar ways.
www.nytimes.com/2023/05/05/u...
