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I am recruiting an RA to start this summer, primarily on my ongoing study examining menstrual cycle effects on BPD/psych symptoms! Link to apply (please include CV and brief cover letter specifying why you are interested in this particular position): t.ly/Z2cIh 1/2
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Reminder, don’t miss this great opportunity to learn about Antisocial Personality Disorder from expert Dr. Don Black! Free for NASSPD members (all levels) or $20 for non-members. Psychology/social work CEs included!
Register: nasspd.org/events
Join the 1st of NASSPD’s 2024 online event series!
Antisocial Personality Disorder: The Forgotten Disorder 4/10, 12-1p ET
Dr. Donald Black presents on ASPD history, risk, theories/research, and tx.
Free for NASSPD members or $20
1 CE
Register/more info: nasspd.org/events
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Our lab (with @AmyLByrd and Twitterless Stephanie Stepp) at the University of Pittsburgh has several research project assistant positions open! Please share with students or post-bacs who may be interested.
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For those interested in PD work and thinking of applying this cycle
NASSPD is launching a directory of graduate mentors focusing on personality disorders and related topics to provide at our upcoming webinar for applicants, as well as eventually to post on our website. If you’re a mentor, please complete our form here: bit.ly/nasspd_grad_signup
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What a wonderful opportunity!!! Students/students to be with interests related to PDs —> check this out‼️
Calling students/students-to-be with interests relating to PDs!
NASSPD is hosting a webinar on applying to psychology graduate programs and pre doctoral internships/residency programs m on 10/12 at 12-1pm EDT. For detailed info and to register, see: nasspd.org/event-5422053
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The P/PD SIG's diversity travel award is 🌟LIVE🌟This award is intended to help defray some of the significant travel costs associated with attending the upcoming @ABCTNOW conference in Seattle.
Application details can be found in the link below: personalitypdsig.wixsite.com…
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🚨🚨Join us for our debut at the 2023 SIG expo @ABCTNOW in Seattle!!!🚨🚨
Submission information detailed below, we look forward to reviewing your work!!!
personalitypdsig.wixsite.com…
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Nice to get to add to my lanyard collection again. Thanks @NASSPDorg!
There were some dry years and it feels good to be back at in person conferences. For me, the collegiality and sense of being a part of a community that comes from being together at a conference is sustaining.
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After years of work, our cool DBT project is finally available. We recorded videos teaching all of the DBT skills for people who can't access a comprehensive program, for those who aren't yet ready for group, or for students learning DBT. Even more exciting, a coupon code is 👇
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Our lab had so much fun presenting some of our recent findings and learning about the fantastic personality disorder research our colleagues are engaging in at the annual @NASSPDorg conference this past weekend!
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Thoroughly enjoyed my experience at @NASSPDorg! It was fascinating to hear about the latest developments in the field.
It was a pleasure to share my research, and reconnect with @klevyphd and others.
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You've heard about dimensional classification, but what a dimensional TREATMENT system?
Could targeting a limited number (say 5) of higher order dimensions streamline care for most forms of psychopathology?
Gratitude to @NASSPDorg for the giving space to share these ideas.
What a great symposium at @NASSPDorg regarding how to move dimensional models into clinical practice! Great talks by @SauerZavala and Nicole Stumpp on targeting FFM traits in treatment and showing trait change as an outcome. Really cool work advancing the field!
#bpdcompass
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What a great symposium at @NASSPDorg regarding how to move dimensional models into clinical practice! Great talks by @SauerZavala and Nicole Stumpp on targeting FFM traits in treatment and showing trait change as an outcome. Really cool work advancing the field!
#bpdcompass – at Waltham, MA
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A key concern raised about dimensional statems such as the @HiTOP_system is whether it can be effectively used by clinicians.
@caroballing asked them directly about its utility after using both models.
Turns out HITOP was preferred over the DSM-5.
@NASSPDorg – at Waltham, MA
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@lensimms Presenting @NASSPDorg on the progress towards getting a measure of @HiTOP_system ready for clinical use! Expects this to be ready for distribution in the next coming weeks. This will be a big step toward its use in practice and research settings. – at Waltham, MA
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Incredibly honored to win this award from @NASSPDorg. I'm grateful to be recognized!
I've been so fortunate to have wonderful mentors, collaborators, and students along the way! – at Waltham, MA
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So grateful to @NASSPDorg for giving us an opportunity to hold a symposium on "Self-other Distinction in Borderline and other Personality Disorders – Challenges and Opportunities" together with C. De Meulemeester and @HenrykBukowski. It was a truly great and lovely experience!
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Congrats to @matt_southward_ on his early career award from @NASSPDorg! This award could not have been bestowed on someone more deserving!
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Congrats to @DBsamuel_phd on his award for mid career contributions at @NASSPDorg! Go cats!!!!
