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Prejudice remains a huge social evil but evidence for harm caused by microaggression is incoherent, unscientific and weak

Listen to this episode from Kelly Corrigan Wonders on Spotify. I have had migraines so bad that I ended up in the ER, so my interest in this episode was personal. Turns out so much of the country is in chronic pain that it is a major national issue affecting economic considerations like productivity and health care costs and existential considerations like depression and hopelessness. Rachel Zoffness is a pain psychologist who is reframing our understanding of what pain is and therefore how better to treat it. Given the numbers of people who live in pain, I think this might be one of the most important conversations we have shared. This conversation was had on the set of my PBS show Tell Me More. Special thanks to the wonderful people at Amerihealth Caritas. Rachel Zoffness’ excellent book can be purchased here.

Chronic sleep loss can undermine our emotional functioning, decrease positive moods and put us at higher risk for anxiety symptoms.

College student resources including time management, graduate school applications, recommended tools, and more!

Examples, tutorials, and templates to navigate and make connections on LinkedIn as a psychology student. Level up your networking skills!

Tony Robbins' 5 Keys to Beating Stress 1. Feed Your Mind 2. Strengthen Your Body/Change Your Physical State 3. Find a Mission Bigger Than Yourself 4. Get a Role Model 5. Help Someone Worse Off Than You For more interesting weekly videos PLEASE SUBSCRIBE :) animation by http://www.kramgallery.com/ Contact: afterskool100@gmail.com for questions or new video ideas!

Career Journey Podcast hosted by Dr. Brittany Avila explores a vareity of careers and how to get started in them. We listen to the journey of people already in those careers to discover what decisions they made and what advice they have now for those starting out.

Listen to this episode from Kelly Corrigan Wonders on Spotify. Every Friday, we share something good and true about the world, something to get your head right as you finish another week and head into some downtime. Inspiration comes from all manner of places, this week a New York Times article about a guy who quietly made life a little easier for the people in his town. The New York Times article Kelly references was written by Emily Schmall and was published January 25, 2023.

In thinking about how to address environmental challenges, many people overlook the relevance of psychology. But whether we focus on causes of the problems or on their consequences, people are relevant: human behavior, human attitudes, human well-being, and human interactions. The field of conservation psychology has arisen in an attempt to integrate and publicize the psychological theory and research that are relevant to understanding and promoting the connections between humans and the natural world.

Psych Mic blog provides graduate school tips, career exploration advice, and templates for psychology majors.

We are a group of climate scientists and mothers who care deeply about the planet that our children will inherit. Together, we aim to demystify climate change, talk honestly about how it will affect our children and give moms the facts they need to take action.

Listen to this episode from Kelly Corrigan Wonders on Spotify. Emma Venarde is a college sophomore at Brown. Joellen Russell is a climate scientist in Arizona. They are leaders in a growing army of earnest, endearing women inspiring growth in understanding, behavior, policy and legislation to protect our planet. Here we talk about their best and worst moves on the road to change. Sign up for the free 2x monthly nonpartisan newsletter at ScienceMoms.com to stay in touch on how we can be a part of the solutions going forward.

Listen to this episode from Kelly Corrigan Wonders on Spotify. Emma Venarde is a college sophomore at Brown. Joellen Russell is a climate scientist in Arizona. They are leaders in a growing army of earnest, endearing women inspiring growth in understanding, behavior, policy and legislation to protect our planet. Here we talk about their best and worst moves on the road to change. Sign up for the free 2x monthly nonpartisan newsletter at ScienceMoms.com to stay in touch on how we can be a part of the solutions going forward.