Capitalize on the hottest HR trends this year – Mary T. O’Sullivan

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by Mary T. O’Sullivan, MSOL, contributing writer “…no one can return to 2019. The pandemic unearthed too many truths and accelerated the future of work. – HR Exchange There’s no doubt that in the post-pandemic world, the life we lived in 2019 has vanished. As a result, business leaders adjusted practices and attitudes to keep their…

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Insomnia: Don’t lose sleep over it – Dr. Anthony Gallo

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Dr. Anthony Gallo, founder, South County Psychiatry As a psychiatrist, insomnia is one of the most common complaints that I deal with. It can be very frustrating to not be able to sleep, no matter how tired one is. Insomnia can be defined as difficulty initiating sleep, difficulty maintaining sleep, waking up too early, and…

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Rhode Island now a PsyPact state, offering Telepsychology with providers from 39 states

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Governor Dan McKee and the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) announced that Rhode Island has joined the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT), which will expand treatment options for people in need of care from a psychologist. Properly credentialed psychologists licensed and located in any of the other 39 PsyPact states can now apply to provide telepsychology services…

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Social Media recommendations for youth, from American Psychological Assoc.

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Calls for social media literacy training, screening for ‘problematic’ online behaviors A presidential panel of the American Psychological Association has issued recommendations for the use of social media by adolescents, noting that while these platforms can promote healthy socialization, their use should be preceded by training in social media literacy to ensure that youth have…

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Sen. Miller, Rep. Baginski named Legislators of the Year by Mental Health Association of R.I.

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At an event yesterday to kick off its “May is Mental Health Month” campaign, the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island (MHARI) has honored Sen. Joshua Miller and Rep. Jacquelyn Baginski as the group’s Legislators of the Year. Representative Baginski (D-Dist. 17, Cranston)  and Senator Miller (D-Dist. 28, Cranston, Providence) were recognized for introducing legislation…

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