“This situation has significantly eroded Canada’s position as a global hub for the attraction and retention of research-enabled talent,” #BouchardReport said. “Canada is at serious risk of another brain drain without reinvestment.” globe2go.pressreader.com/article/281633…

We invite you to our 4th annual Diversifying Psychology Recruitment Event! Register here: forms.gle/aRBGgvg1c3CHZt…

We are still recruiting 12- to 15-year-olds and their friends for our DETECT-A study! If you live in the Kingston and broader area and know people who would be interested, please RT/pass our info along! #YGK #YGKfamilies 👋

Many parents need help figuring out what to do about sibling fighting. We offer guidance in our second SAARA Bulletin, "Recommendations for Parents on Managing Sibling Conflict and Aggression": unh.edu/ccrc/sites/def…

Tired of sibling fighting? Parents can learn a simple mediation technique to help their children resolve conflicts and learn relationship and thinking skills: psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-sc… @unhresearchnews CrimesAgChildren UNH Psychology Today

Update: Person with an axe at Victoria Street & Gould Street: Evacuate/avoid area qlq.ca/om0882

Join us now for a discussion on the Internet and how it affects us and our relationships! #BytesAndEmotions

Happy National Siblings Day! If you are interested in the science of sibling relationships, check out this series from NPR npr.org/series/1241438…

The Equity Diversity Inclusion & Justice (EDIJ) committee in the Psych dept Toronto Metropolitan University is hosting their annual Diversifying Psychology Recruitment Event on May 8, 1-4pm. Join us to learn more about applying to psych grad programs. Details below👇🏻

I will be giving a public lecture Mon May 13th 6-8pm in downtown Toronto on the Development of the Mathematical Mind as part of the Toronto Behavioral Science Meetup Group! All are welcome to attend! For details see: lu.ma/njgkove3?tk=su…

Excited to have this systematic review out in the world. Had the opportunity to work an amazing team with Ann Skinner, Kimberly Moeller, Lixian Cui, Dr Carmen Kealy (BA (Hons), PhD) and Jeff Cookston Stay-tuned for the full special issue in JRA Society for Research on Adolescence!!! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/Y…

And we’re live! The ASPIRE Lab website is now up and running! Thanks to our amazing team of undergrads who put it together! Psychology @ Toronto Met

ASPIRE LAB thesis students researching some really cool aspects about peer relationships and sibships! I’m beyond proud of Leonette and Ashley as my first two thesis students this year Psychology @ Toronto Met!!

During #adolescence, support from our parents and other caregivers still matters. “Good parenting” can look different in different contexts, but secure and supportive relationships with parents and other caring adults are always important to help us thrive.

Excited to be giving a talk at the Strong Minds Strong Kids, Psychology Canada conference in November! Check it out!

Today marks the first day of the new school year and we want to extend our best wishes to everyone! As our second official year begins, the ASPIRE Lab is excited for the many announcements and events to come in the following year. Enjoy the new semester and best of luck! 🤗

The ASPIRE Lab is thrilled to welcome its first graduate student, Charlotte Leon-Williamson! The team is very excited to learn from her diverse experiences throughout academia and research, and we cannot wait to be a part of her journey here at TMU.

Very excited to have Charlotte as the lab’s first MA student Psychology @ Toronto Met Toronto Metropolitan University

I'm accepting a graduate student this application cycle (Clinical or Developmental)! Please share with anyone interested in studying the development of cultural risk and resilience processes among minoritized youth and families!