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Writing & Press

Making the science of mental health readable

I write about psychology, parenting, and mental health for general audiences — translating research into something people can actually use. My Substack newsletter, Mental Healthy, is where most of my writing lives; the pieces below are from other outlets.

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Mental Healthy

The science of mental health for pregnant people, parents, and everyone in between. I write about anxiety, sleep, child development, behavior, and what the research actually says — in plain language.

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Essays & Articles

Scientific American

The Benefits of Raising Conscientious Kids

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Scientific American

Sleep Training Won't Hurt a Parent or Baby. Bad Sleep Will.

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Cambridge Psychology Group

The Importance of Cultivating Hope

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Cambridge Psychology Group

The Mental Health Benefits of Gratitude

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Cambridge Psychology Group

Busting Some Myths About Postpartum Mental Health

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Cambridge Psychology Group

The Toxic Cycle of Perfectionism and Procrastination

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Cambridge Psychology Group

What Exactly is Self-Care?

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Cambridge Psychology Group

So You Think Mindfulness is Boring…

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The Professor Is In

Vigilance as an Asian American During the Pandemic

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APS Observer

A Blueprint for Thoughtful Clinical Research

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Emotion News

Bipolar disorder and the balancing act of emotions

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Emotion News

The way we talk about (and try to understand) suicide

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Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology

A Year of Transitions: Dealing with Liminal Spaces in Academia

Newsletter, Winter 2021
Mental Health Technology Transfer Center

Supporting young people at risk for psychosis through telehealth

Clinical Brief

Press & Media

STAT News Backed by a longtime mental health leader, a new startup aims to build support for serious mental illness Interview December 2022
STAT News As research grows on primary care and serious mental illness, a glaring gap remains Interview April 2022
Psychiatry Advisor At the Crossroads of Racism and Serious Mental Illness: An Expert Roundtable Roundtable August 2020
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