Dr. Mote does an assortment of freelance writing and interviews related to academia, mental health, and psychological science. Here’s a sampling.

Writing

Scientific American

Dr. Mote’s writing for the Science of Parenting series.

• The Benefits of Raising Conscientious Kids
• Sleep Training Won’t Hurt a Parent or Baby. Bad Sleep Will

Cambridge Psychology Group Blog

Blog posts on evidence-based strategies for taking care of yourself and others.

• The Importance of Cultivating Hope
• The Mental Health Benefits of Gratitude
• Busting Some Myths About Postpartum Mental Health
• The Toxic Cycle of Perfectionism and Procrastination
• What Exactly is Self-Care?
• So You Think Mindfulness is Boring…

Other Writings

Assorted writings for various science, mental health, or academic-related publications.

• Vigilance as an Asian American During the Pandemic. BIPOC Scholar Guest Post for The Professor Is In.
• A Year of Transitions: Dealing with Liminal Spaces in Academia. Winter 2021 Early Career Perspective, Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology Newsletter
• Supporting young people at risk for psychosis through telehealth. Jasmine Mote, Christopher Ceccolini, James Green, & Michelle Friedman-Yakoobian, Center for Early Detection Assessment and Response to Risk Clinical Brief as part of the Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network.
• Bipolar disorder and the balancing act of emotions. Emotions News.
• The way we talk about (and try to understand) suicide. Emotion News.
• A blueprint for thoughtful clinical research. Jasmine Mote, Timothy R. Campellone, Amy H. Sanchez, Janelle M. Caponigro, & Ann M. Kring, APS Observer.

Press

• Backed by a longtime mental health leader, a new startup aims to build support for serious mental illness. Dr. Mote is interviewed and quoted by Theresa Gaffney in STAT. December 22, 2022.
• As research grows on primary care and serious mental illness, a glaring gap remains. Dr. Mote is interviewed and quoted by Theresa Gaffney in STAT. April 1, 2022.
  At the Crossroads of Racism and Serious Mental Illness: An Expert Roundtable. Dr. Mote participates in a roundtable discussion on racism and mental health, Psychiatry Advisor. August 26, 2020.