Allison is currently pursuing her other dream of helping the future generation after finishing her master’s degree in social work from Arizona State University in 2023.
Archive for July 2024
Pew Applauds Rhode Island for Helping More Than 172,000 Workers Save for Retirement
Decisional needs and interventions for young women considering contraceptive options: an umbrella review
Four-Time Olympian Allison Schmitt Working Towards Maintaining Participation Of Female Athletes In Sports
Overcoming Common Anxieties in Knowledge Translation: Advice for Scholarly Issue Advocates
Measuring body language
Is it possible to decode how we feel from our movements? How can emotions be studied “from the outside” by using empirical methods? To answer these questions, a large international and interdisciplinary research team led by the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics (MPIEA) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, has developed an integrative scientific methodology. Using artistic and digital means such as motion capture technology, the researchers developed the EMOKINE software to measure the objective kinematic features of movements that express emotions.
General CfP: Journal of Responsible Production and Consumption
‘It can be an abuse, even though both have consented’: Swedish preschool practitioners’ discussions about teaching (sexual) consent to preschoolers
Social Wellbeing faculty concerned over legal amendments to social work law
Faculty for Social Wellbeing voices its concern over proposed amendments to laws governing social work, counselling and the psychology profession, saying they were carried out without consultation with stakeholders
The Common Approach (young people, their families, and their wellbeing)
Explore the practice and barriers of collaborative health policy and system research-priority setting exercise in Ethiopia
Families feel ‘let down’ and ‘left behind’ by Surrey County Council’s care home closure
Established in 1988 by the Royal Mencap Society, Jutland Place is a care home for adults with learning disabilities. Families were informed in January 2024 that Mencap was closing the service in June as it had cost more to run than it had received in funding from SCC for the past three years.
New tools to help rural workers get Good Jobs
Pilot study of circulating cell-free mitochondrial DNA in relation to brain structure in youth bipolar disorder
Women’s participation in household decision-making: Qualitative findings from the Shonjibon Trial in rural Bangladesh
Achieving Change in the Treatment of Problematic Pornography Use: A Review of Common Factors
Innovations in Hybrid Service Delivery: Workforce Programs Combine Virtual and In-Person Strategies
New head of Hong Kong’s social worker body named after controversial revamp to depoliticise sector
Authorities have accused the board of failing to take firm action to prevent people convicted of national security offences from registering to join the profession.
Over-educated or Overly Invested in Education? The Role of Educational Commitment in Asian American Socioeconomic Attainment
Can Adverse Event Patterns Inform Shared Decision-Making in ADHD Treatment? A Systematic Review of Evidence From Registration Trials for FDA-Approved Treatments in Adults
A systematic review of digital storytelling as psychotherapy for people with mental health needs.
Social Determinants of Youth Cigarette Use Over Time: Findings from the Arizona Youth Survey 2010–2018
Perceptions of Machine Learning among Therapists Practicing Applied Behavior Analysis: A National Survey
CfP for a Special Issue on: Mental Health and Manual Therapies (Submission deadline: Dec 31)
Special Education Law: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Has Impacted FAPE, Child Find, and FERPA Laws
Rain, rain, go away, come again another day: do climate variations enhance the spread of COVID-19?
Restoring Promise: Positive research results from a program that aims to transform correctional culture.
Training Paraeducators to Promote Communication Opportunities for Students with Complex Communication Needs
The Functions of Human Touch: An Integrative Review
Prepregnancy Health Care Engagement Among American Indian and Alaska Native People Before and After the Affordable Care Act
Relationship Between FoMO, Problematic Social Media Use, Self-esteem, Negative Affectivity, and Physical Exercise: A Structural Equation Model
Impeachments, bankruptcies, fraud judgments, felonies. Nothing sticks.
Perhaps we owe children a new adage, as oversimplified as the ones with which I began but no less true: The shameless shall inherit the earth, while the blameless grapple with the mess they make of it.
Chinese Families Seeking Housing for Their Loved Ones with Mental Illness Hit a Brick Wall
GZ was fortunate. He survived the chaos of the streets. With the help of social workers, he moved into a temporary shelter and was approved for a monthly Supplemental Security Income (SSI) of $800, which allowed him to escape the horrors of homelessness.