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Thank you to all of our attendees from @KingsCollegeLon, @Sydney_Uni, @UofT & #NationalTaiwanUniversity! And of course, a special thank you to our incredible team of Student Hosts and the broader Global Student Working Group. The future of #studentmentalhealth research is bright!
Very grateful to be a recipient of this award, and for all of the folks who advocated for an increased focus on mental health & well-being before and alongside me. I feel very lucky to have the opportunity to work with & learn from so many incredible people working in this space!
Four OISE students – Diana Burchell, Kaly Lin, Arva Ezzi, and Lexi Ewing – have something in common. They’re determined volunteer leaders and hardworking students. They’re also OISE’s winners of the 2023 University of Toronto Student Leadership Awards. oise.utoronto.ca/home/about/…
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Feeling grateful to learn from & openly chat with students about their experiences during the pandemic.
We found that pre-pandemic life experiences were influential in fostering resilience during this period of novel stress & discuss why this may be (& more!) in @EmergAdulthd.
A time of new stressors, but also adaptation and resiliency! Check out @ewing_lexi's new qualitative paper on the impacts of COVID-19 on student well-being. We enjoyed collaborating on this work with @kayleawalsh @nancy_heath1 @DrAbbyGoldstein! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Lexi Ewing retweeted
Join @ClevKristin @BeckyUpsher & Juliette Sweeney tomorrow, May 17th at 8am EST | 1pm BST | 8pm CST | 10pm AEST to discuss #MentalHealth in the Classroom: at the intersection of pedagogy and wellbeing! Registration is still open at bit.ly/3yexWRc
I am incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to work with @UofTInLight (featured in the article below!) to support the advancement of student #mentalhealth research. Working with Inlight as a Student Advisor has been an amazing experience for me personally & professionally.
Featured in @uoftmagazine, @OISEUofT PhD candidate @ewing_lexi belongs to a new generation of researchers exploring #mentalhealth among post-secondary students. Read more about her work as she investigates coping behaviours on student well-being bit.ly/3kCmyGU #uoft
... which is why I am so excited that the Call for Applications for the 2022-23 Student Advisory Committee is now open! @UofT students interested in #mentalhealth, #research, and/or #studentengagement - this is for you!! smhr.utoronto.ca/studentadvi…
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Lexi Ewing retweeted
👏A huge shoutout to Dr. Abby Goldstein, Dr. Chloe Hamza and doctoral candidate Lexi Ewing on authoring the fourth most downloaded article on @APA in 2021! 🙌🔖Read the story here➡️ bit.ly/3vUE52q
An incredible opportunity to make meaningful strides in the student & youth mental health field while working with some great folks 🙂 Check it out!!
I'm hiring 2 Research Associates with PhDs to join the Student and Youth Mental Health Research Initiative to support the evaluation of the student #mentalhealth redesign @UofT tinyurl.com/4pmtd4tw
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What a wonderful thread on self-relevant research. Many folks have a connection to their area of research but neglect to share due to the stigma of "me-search". Yet when approached thoughtfully, personal experience can bring so much benefit to research & practice. A must read!!
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I lost my brother to suicide & its no secret this motivates my passion to study suicide & depression.
But how common is self-relevant research (SRR; me-search) in clinical psychology?
We found over 50% of psychologists have engaged in SRR!
psyarxiv.com/szg5d/
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This morning we presented preliminary results from our qualitative work on how students with & without pre-existing mental health concerns cope with the COVID-19 pandemic at #SSEA2021. Thanks for the opportunity to present & moderate the COVID & MH session @SSEmergingAdult!
I recently had the incredible opportunity to work with @ClevKristin & team to develop a grant to build a global student #mentalhealth research network. The co-design process has been an amazing experience & I have learned so much as a student advisor. bit.ly/3mm6WJn
The global research network aims to establish shared student #mentalhealth research priorities and to create international research training opportunities for students. I am so excited for the positive impact that the network will have on student wellbeing.
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The network leverages the foundational work of the Student & Youth Mental Health Research Initiative, another amazing project – check it out at smhr.utoronto.ca! Student #mentalhealth matters and I am so grateful to be a part of this work alongside @The_Care_Lab🌟
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We have lots of exciting projects coming up in @The_CARE_Lab, and are looking for a post-doc to join us starting Jan 2022! Job posting below & more information on our lab can be found here: thecarelab.ca🌟
We are looking for a Postdoctoral Fellow to join the @The_CARE_Lab team!
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Exciting to see this paper out! Grateful for the opportunity to work with such fabulous researchers & participants on this project 🥳
New paper alert!📢 Check it out in the open access journal Frontiers in Psychology: frontiersin.org/articles/10.… (co-authored by @DrAbbyGoldstein @nancy_heath1 @ewing_lexi)
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For the last day of the @APHDatOISE self-care challenge, I wanted to share my favourite @onbeing Care Package. A compilation of podcasts, poetry & reflections that bring *so* much comfort. I ❤️ everything from On Being, but this might be my favourite.
onbeing.org/starting-points/…
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An exciting Monday - I just received a request to serve on the Editorial Board of a journal! Very grateful for Editors who value what doctoral students bring to the table & provide great learning opportunities to researchers at all levels. #AcademicTwitter #PhDchat
Wow - what a wonderful new initiative! Excited to learn more about this program as it launches. Thank you for your work on this!
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so lucky to work with such wonderful folks! 🤩🐻
The CARE Lab being featured in OISE's Lab Spotlight this month (come check us out)!: oise.utoronto.ca/aphd/Home/R…
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