You Are Not Alone
We live in very stressful times. Our pace of life can be hectic; the problems we face can become overwhelming. You don't need to brave it alone. There are many other Americans experiencing similar situations, crises, and emotions - just like you. Like yourself, many other people have experienced: - loneliness & isolation
- anxiety
- family problems
- stress
- depression
- ill health
- marriage problems
- alcohol/drug abuse
- panic attacks
| - loss of job
- insomnia
- poor grades
- poor concentration
- sexual problems
- eating disorders
- death of a loved one
- divorce
- issues with parenting
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Help is available. Psychologists have the training and experience necessary to help people with these kinds of problems, and many others. CPA members have the expertise to help you move forward: accurate assessment and diagnosis are the start; individual, couples, or group therapy can provide you with the means to reduce your stress and improve your life. Nine out of 10 Americans who received treatment said that therapy helped them (go to www.apa.org under consumer information section) |
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January 6, 2012
CLEVELAND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION STUDENT RESEARCH POSTER SESSION
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Undergraduate and graduate psychology investigators are invited to
submit abstracts for the Third Annual Cleveland Psychological
Association Student Research Poster Session.
Abstracts will be accepted until MARCH 16, 2012 AND CAN BE SUBMITTED
TO ASHTONK@CCF.ORG.
Accepted posters will be invited to present their work at a CPA
program on Saturday, April 28th. Abstracts will be judged on
scientific merit, originality/contribution to the field, and clarity
of communication. MERITORIOUS ABSTRACTS WILL BE SELECTED FOR HONORS,
AND PRESENTERS WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE STUDENT MEMBERSHIPS.
Please call or e-mail Kathleen Ashton (ashtonk@ccf.org [1] or
216-444-3438) with any questions.
* First Authors must be undergraduate or graduate students.
* You may submit as many abstracts as you wish. However, only a
limited number may be chosen.
* The work described in the abstract MAY have been published or
presented elsewhere within the past 12 months.
* Abstracts should be written to allow a general audience to
understand the main purpose of your study and the importance of your
findings.
* Please limit abstracts to 300 words.
* RESEARCH PROPOSALS ARE ACCEPTABLE; the forum should be a good place
to get feedback from experienced psychologists in the field on
research topics.
Links:
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[1] mailto:ashtonk@ccf.org
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