周伊玲 • Clinical Psych PhD candidate @USC • she/her • culturally responsive & strengths-based care, health & service access disparities for underserved families
Los Angeles, CA
Joined February 2019
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📣 New resource for Clinical/Counseling Psych PhD Applicants! I’ve created a new easy-to-navigate guide to applications (and existing resources) with tips, pitfalls, and open access materials. #diversifypsych #transparency #accessibility #nogatekeeping
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This kid is currently being held in horrific and scary conditions (he recently turned 18, so he is being imprisoned with adults). There is no moral high ground for leaders that inflict unnecessary cruelty.
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Seattle showed UP! 💥 500 energized workers & students joined @WAaflcio, @RepJayapal & unions across the city to say: Hands off our healthcare, research, and jobs!
We won’t let billionaires gut higher ed & medical research to fund their tax cuts. #LaborForHigherEd
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🚨BREAKING. From a program officer at the National Science Foundation, a list of keywords that can cause a grant to be pulled. I will be sharing screenshots of these keywords along with a decision tree. Please share widely. This is a crisis for academic freedom & science.
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New pub looking at mental heal intake procedures and engagement outcomes among diverse youth.
@NgTRUSTlab thank you forever for the support.
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.@hasanthehun is currently streaming right now & talking with the incarcerated youth fighting the fires in Los Angeles
From @AntiRecidivism on instagram:
“Help support our incarcerated fire crews, including the 30 young men from Pine Grove currently out fighting the LA fires. Every dollar you donate will go directly to their pockets.”
Donate here: antirecidivism.org/donate/
I am so honored to share that I am a recipient of the
@AmPsychFdn and @APADiv56 CHANGE Grant to fund my dissertation research, promoting racial healing to discrimination in Asian American emerging adults via a community-informed, strengths-focused intervention. Stay tuned! :)
Big thank you to my mentors, Jessica Borelli and Stanley Huey, as well as @WendyChuGrad who has been an inspiration and helped pave the way for this work. :)
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Qualitative researchers:
Run, don't walk, to read this article:
Braun et al. (2024). “Being Really Confidently Wrong”: Qualitative Researchers’ Experiences of Methodologically Incongruent Peer Review Feedback.
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Excited that our paper symposium was accepted at #SRCD25! I'll be presenting on our efforts towards cultural acceptability and accessibility of a brief relationship-based intervention for Asian American families! Will I see you in Minneapolis?
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Public trust in scientists and their research gets a boost when scientists are humble and admit they don’t have all the answers go.nature.com/4129oJH
Haven't wanted to share because of everything else going on in the world but I'm proud of this work and I think it is more important now than ever in conceptualizing race-based trauma for youth of color.
doi.org/10.1037/ort0000807
Our most striking finding: For Black and Latine adolescents, racism-based potentially traumatic experiences were more strongly associated with PTSD, MDD, and GAD compared to conventional potentially traumatic experiences. 2/2
Check out this adorable little virtual cafe with adjustable background noises and a built in pomodoro timer!!
imissmycafe.com/
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I'm ecstatic to share that starting July 2025, I'll join @UCBerkeley as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the @BerkeleyPsych Department! This is a dream come true for an immigrant from Mexico who left everything and everyone he knew behind to relocate to the US in 2013
Had so much fun last night speaking with first year students about time management, self-care, and imposter syndrome!
This is an amazing new resource on career paths as psychological scientists!!
You do NOT have to be in academia to be a terrific psych scientist & make important contributions!
NEW from @APA: FREE info to help you understand job satisfaction/happiness AND give you amazingly specific details on diff kinds of careers!
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