Clinical psychologist and neuroscience researcher at Laureate Institute for Brain Research. Mom of two. Opinions my own.
Tulsa, OK
Joined November 2018
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Reminder that intern applicants have until November 15 to apply to NOPIP! Those interested in randomized clinical trials, neuroscience research, and/or Native American mental health should definitely check us out! See more details in thread. nopip.org
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April is Alcohol Awareness Month. We spoke with Dr. @robinaupperle and Elisabeth Akeman to discuss the effects of alcohol on the brain, limits, reducing consumption, seeking help, & LIBR's research contributions. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth
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Can cutting-edge research in neuroscience shed new light on the brain's role in addiction and its potential to revolutionize treatment methods? Listen to the podcast replay with Drs. @RobinAupperle and Jennifer Stewart about their collab with WIR. okstateofmind.com
🧠 Discover the future of addiction treatment through #neuroscience research! Join us for a chat with Dr. Jenny Stewart and Dr. Robin Aupperle from Tulsa's Laureate Institute of Brain Research (@LIBR_Tulsa). okstateofmind.com/ #OKStateOfMind #fcsok #MentalHealth #ODMHSAS
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ATTENTION clinical psych intern applicants!! Check out our accredited internship site. Individualized clinical experiences in mood, eating, or substance use disorders...and DEDICATED TIME TOWARDS CLINICAL, CULTURAL, AND NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH! 🧠🧠
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In a review of the literature with Yihong Zhao, Potenza, @RobinAupperle , Kara Bagot, and Susan Tapert we summarize the complex literature focused on screen media activity and mental health in youth. There are four main findings:
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Congrats to @EvanJWhitePhD for receiving the prestigious NIH Director's Pioneer Award! Together with @saawanooki, the project aims to establish clinical cultural neuroscience as a vital tool in community-driven substance use research. Press release: tinyurl.com/y9bkvwv6
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Excited to report that this new study (N=480) replicates and extends our previous results. Computational modeling shows greater uncertainty, but less avoidance, during approach-avoidance conflict behavior in affective and substance use disorders. jpn.ca/content/48/3/E217
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It's always a pleasure to talk about the role of clinical neuroscience research in advancing mental health equity @LIBR_Tulsa
Would you like to learn more about the variety of research programs we have at LIBR? In this month's Q&A, we spoke with Dr. Evan White about his research using clinical neuroscience to improve mental health outcomes among American Indian communities. laureateinstitute.org/news/n…
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@EvanJWhitePhD et al. found that American Indian people with substance use disorders (SUD) have lower striatal activation when anticipating large losses, suggesting a blunted ability to predict negative outcomes may be a defining feature of SUD. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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On #InternationalWomensDay and every day, #IBRO stands for #gender #diversity and #equality in academia and beyond.
Find out more about how IBRO supports equity and diversity in neuroscience: ow.ly/VXKQ50NbRzR
#EmbraceEquity
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Applications for the LIBR Accelerated Summer Research (LASR) Internship are NOW OPEN! Email [email protected] to apply (CV, cover letter, and 2 references) by April 1st. laureateinstitute.org/summer… #research #internship #mentoring #mentalhealth #futureneuroscientists
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ECRs in mental health fields: apply for the CDI and get mentoring, career skills, and a supportive community.
Mentors: encourage your ECR mentees to apply!
Deadline: December 18
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We are hiring! An Imaging Data Scientist position is open at LIBR's Center for Population Neuroscience and Genetics led by Drs. @wesstat and Chun Chieh Fan. To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to [email protected].
See more open positions: laureateinstitute.org/career…
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Very excited to share this paper rdcu.be/cZO8m on recommendations for appropriate use of AIAN participant data from large-scale open-access data, published with @SpringerNature in @npp_journal
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The Anxiety and Depression Association of America’s (#ADAA) April conference in Washington, D.C. @ADAAConference encourages Poster presentations in the fields of anxiety, depression, and related disorders. Deadline is December 1, 2022. adaa.societyconference.com/v…
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Members were offered an exciting program with interesting talks by @janhaaker, @daslattery, @RobinAupperle and a nice open science workshop by @openscicomm. Thanks again for your precious input! 👏
Here you can read more about the Summer School ➡️ uni-wuerzburg.de/onlineredak…
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🚨Are you looking for a postdoc position?🚨
Consider the Neu-AIRR lab @LIBR_Tulsa! (laureateinstitute.org/evan-w…) Join our team in an effort to advance culturally grounded clinical neuroscience and mental health research in AI populations.
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Excited to share our newest paper: "Neural processes of inhibitory control in American Indian peoples are associated with reduced mental health problems" tinyurl.com/4y4wdadt
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LIBR is expanding our talented team of Post-Doctoral Research Fellows and Data Scientists! Visit our Careers page for details and how to apply.
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We at LIBR recognize & celebrate the significance of #Juneteenth, which as a psychiatric research institute means encouraging & including people from all backgrounds to participate, so our research intelligently speaks to the mental health struggles of minoritized individuals.
