June 2022

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APAGS CSOGD Committee Spotlight: Aidan Kraus

ByadminJune 30, 2022

What is your name and pronouns? Aidan D. Kraus, (they/them/theirs) What is your program and year? 2nd year Ph.D. Student Counseling Psychology, Specialization in Sport & Performance Psychology Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development What

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APAGS CSOGD Committee Spotlight: Jared Boot

ByadminJune 30, 2022

This blog post is a part of a series developed by the APAGS Committee on Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity (CSOGD) to celebrate LGBTQ+ graduate student leaders in psychology. If you are interested in learning more about APAGS-CSOGD and leadership opportunities within

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Depression: Why We’re So Exhausted

ByadminJune 30, 2022

For many of us living with depression, it’s tricky to remember a time when exhaustion wasn’t part of our life. When we didn’t feel bone-achingly tired. Not just “I need a nap” tired. But totally, utterly, completely, depleted. What does depression exhaustion feel like?

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APAGS CSOGD Committee Spotlight: Lexie Wille

ByadminJune 29, 2022

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APAGS CSOGD Committee Spotlight: JD Goates

ByadminJune 28, 2022

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Questions people have when starting therapy

ByadminJune 16, 2022

When we first start thinking about accessing therapy, questions can whizz around our brain and keep us up at night. It can be hard to know where to put them. We might not be sure how to ask and sometimes might not even be sure quite what it is we’re asking. We’ve collected a

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Introducing the 2022 PSRG Winners

ByadminJune 13, 2022

Sponsored yearly by APAGS, all APA graduate student affiliates are eligible to apply for the Psychological Science Research Grant (PSRG), a $1,000 grant used to fund innovative research projects conducting psychological science research studies, with additional funding

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Assembling An ‘On The Go’ Coping Kit

ByadminJune 2, 2022

Having things that help us cope at home is great – but what about when we leave the house? Many of us struggle with going outside. The world can be an overwhelming, sensory-nightmare, people-y sort of place. Assembling an ‘on the go’ coping kit allows us to have that little