🚨 New paper alert 🚨 TLDR: Schools are key, oft-ignored stakeholders in the national discourse about youth mental health and social media jahonline.org/article/S1054-… Authored by @CinnamonBloss, @amybintliff and I!

Learning from the brilliant and creative @karvmd who is tackling systemic racism in pediatric oncology. Incredible work presented to the #PHO division at @seattlechildren

Despite my accidentally mini poster, it was great to share my research during CCTR Science Day at @seattlechildren with @astanjeyte yesterday. I will miss working with the brilliant @pcresilience team!

How can we help teens stay #SafeOnSocial? Our new report offers ten evidence-based recommendations to guide parents, youth, policymakers, health practitioners, and tech companies. apa.org/news/press/releases/…

Reviewing conflicts of interest in #mindfulness and #meditation apps. Large concerns around conflicts of interest. Studies largely not designed appropriately (underpowered). Studies largely NOT done with populations that they claim to help (#mentalhealth) mental.jmir.org/2022/9/e4092…

I am so excited to share that I will be joining the UCSD-SDSU @JDPClinicalPsy PhD program under the mentorship of @CinnamonBloss this fall! I am so grateful for the chance to join such a brilliant group of researchers, and I look forward to this new chapter in sunny San Diego.

Important report outlining key issues of digital media use in early adolescence. Early adolescents are one of the biggest demographics entering digital spaces which bring a lot of opportunity for development. However, they do so w/ limited competence which can amplify some risks.

Thanks, @JohnTorousMD! Appreciate your thoughtful review of this paper & we're excited to have it published.

JMIR Formative Res: A Comparison Between Clinical Guidelines and Real-World Treatment Data in Examining the Use of Session Summaries: Retrospective Study dlvr.it/SWkBfk