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OPEN ACCESS RESEARCH What happens when parents lie to their children? In this systemic review, Roza et al. analyzed 23 studies in search of an answer. National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Wiley https://lnkd.in/eWnKKvcr

Precisely what we strive to teach and model in our programming! Intellectual humility is one of the key variables we are studying as part of our two-year research project funded by the John Templeton Foundation. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eN5gsKSG

Hi Everyone, As a First Generation American, I've had to navigate the balance between honoring my family's expectations and fulfilling my personal goals— a challenge that many first generation individuals experience. I wrote a blog that provides tips on how to navigate the tension that this difficult experience can cause.  Feel free to check it out and let me know your thoughts!

New title from Lived Places Publishing and author Becca Lory Hector: "Growing Up Undiagnosed: is a collection of stories filled with lessons on the importance of validating the lived experiences of all. This book is ideal reading for students of Disability Studies, Autism Studies, DEIB Studies, Social Work, Education Studies, Medical students and practitioners, as well as psychiatrists, teachers, and social support workers in practice and training: https://lnkd.in/eeuuuSjt #publishing #teachingandlearning #libraries

New title from Lived Places Publishing and author Becca Lory Hector: "Growing Up Undiagnosed: is a collection of stories filled with lessons on the importance of validating the lived experiences of all. This book is ideal reading for students of Disability Studies, Autism Studies, DEIB Studies, Social Work, Education Studies, Medical students and practitioners, as well as psychiatrists, teachers, and social support workers in practice and training: https://lnkd.in/ebyj4r-t #publishing #teachingandlearning #libraries

If you work on social justice issues I really recommend this amazing book "What it Takes to Heal: How Transforming Ourselves Can Change the World" by Prentis Hemphill. I wrote down so many great quotes that I considered sharing here but honestly there are too many and I hate to pull out pieces and therefore limit all of the incredible concepts and learning in this book. Instead I will just urge you to go read it for yourself. And let me know your thoughts after you do! https://lnkd.in/ekTWf_Xb

Next week, our second special issue on #institutionalbetrayal a #academictrauma will be published. #ARCEquityinSTEM #BIPOCinSTEM #QTBIPOCinSTEM #womeninSTEM #STEM #HigherEd #institutionaltransformation

One more step! So proud of our team work! This paper critically reviews and analyzes factors influencing romantic relationship qualities and attitudes during emerging adulthood among Asian populations. I will be excited if you are interested in it!

A refreshing way to look at the behavior of people around us (our partners, our children, our students) can be to consider what is driving the actions we see. It can help us to get curious about what is behind the behaviors we see. In this short video my colleague, Lindsay Beth Lyons and I discuss unmet needs and restorative practices that can be used to meet the needs of students in classrooms as educators. ➡ Check it out and find links to materials to use in your own classrooms. (With gratitude to Amy Fabrikant Holistic Health and Kenneth López for their collaboration in creating the chart of human needs to be used with elementary school students.) 🙏 #restorativepractice #studentengagement #socialemotionallearning #communitybuilding #studentcare #responsiveteaching #eyesopeneducation

Finding Peace in Times of Chaos The world is feeling pretty chaotic to me these days and that has a way of trickling down to my personal emotions and into my outlook and then my experience of each day and moment. But I sit on the board of an international organization of practitioners who have found a deeper understanding of how our individual experiences and thus our collective experiences are created. I have come to see, on a spiritual level that I can find peace in chaos. That I can know that I am ok even when the world around me doesn't seem to be all that ok. And that even when I am feeling less than ok, I don't need to be scared or worried or feel like a victim. I have found that I have innate wisdom and resilience and knowing that, is healing. A boost to my mental health immune system. Many of our colleagues have created programs that are teaching this understanding in vulnerable communities. Prisons, war zones, schools and refugee camps. Hearing their stories is not only inspiring and hopeful but touches us personally. Showing us the way to our own healing, our own peace. Back to joy even in the midst of chaos. We created this program so that you can hear their stories and, in so doing, find your own peace, well-being, resilience, innate wisdom, and joy. Don't miss this! The link to sign up is below. It's online starting November 8th. I look forward to seeing you there! #wellbeing #reslience #mentalhealth #psychology #spirituality #3principles https://lnkd.in/eRYi38AG