Mental Healthy
Jasmine Mote, PhD, Jennifer Pearlstein, PhDA discussion of mental health science related to pregnancy, parenting, and everything in between
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| Issues | 79 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Carousels, Cornfields, and Creepy Dolls: Parenting in The Twilight Zone
As I’ve previously expressed, the 1959-1964 classic series The Twilight Zone is probably my favorite TV show of all time. I’ve been revisiting episodes while reading the newly-released biography Serling: A Journey into the Twilight Zone wit...
The Performance of Motherhood in You Can See Everything
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When my first child was a toddler I volunteered to be part of a research study on capturing naturalistic mother-child interactions. A research assistant came to our home with a large camera to record one ho...
Bystanders, Victims, and Monsters
This is not a piece about how to teach consent to our children but I wanted to recommend this lovely board book that’s been making the rounds in my home: Yes! No! A First Conversation About Consent by Jessica Ralli and Megan Madison [Image...
Are You Going Through An Existential Crisis Or Are You Just Getting Sick?
Reminder that I am raising funds for the Metro-Boston Diaper Drive until Saturday, October 17. Donate $50 worth of diapers (from their Amazon or Target wish lists) or directly to the fund (info here) and I will snail mail you a fancy sticke...
Revisiting Food, Diapers, and Mental Health: The Unspoken Consequences of Material Hardship
I’m revising a version of what I wrote last year on the mental health consequences of material hardship, including diaper need (or the inability for a parent to afford enough diapers), in support of this year’s Metro-Boston Diaper Drive. On...
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Researcher, clinical psychologist, millennial parent, movie enthusiast. Track changes are my love language. Interested in how we talk about mental health, science, parenting, and everything in between.
clinical psychologist and researcher, millennial mom, and disability advocate writing about disability, care, parenting, mental health, and the science and messy realities of being human
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