Caitlin Martin-Wagar, PhD
@drmartinwagar.bsky.social
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Psychologist | Asst Prof at U of Montana | researching eating disorders, weight stigma, strengths, access to care | she/her | firstgen 🏳️‍🌈 *views mine
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kevinmking.bsky.social
I'm reviewing applications for the University of Washington's PhD program this fall.

Applicants interested in the Clinical Psychology, Social-Personality (emphasis on personality), or Quantitative programs are welcome to apply.

More information here: sites.google.com/uw.edu/radla...
RADLab - Graduate Applicants
Is the RADLab a good fit for my career goals? Our lab is very research oriented. Our primary goal is to train doctoral students to make outstanding, substantive, and meaningful contributions to the sc...
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zoandbehold.bsky.social
My home of Missoula just voted to establish the pride flag as an official government flag of the city, thereby circumventing the state's asinine pride flag ban. 🏳️‍🌈

Missoula is once again showing how to fight back against policies that seek to erase the LGBTQ community.
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standupforscience.bsky.social
Eating disorders are among the deadliest mental health conditions & they often become chronic.

Yet Trump’s HHS is cutting eating disorder research & the MAHA report doesn’t mention them.

This isn’t just suppressing science - it’s a decision that will cost lives.

www.statnews.com/2025/06/03/e...
Eating disorder research defunded despite MAHA focus on chronic conditions
Experts on eating disorders like anorexia worry that research funding cuts mean patients won't get the care they need.
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ashlinnpeters.bsky.social
Saving the best for last! Come swing by during the last session of #ICED2025 today where I will be sharing the findings from my thesis project about risk and protective factors for adolescent’s engagement in disordered eating.
drmartinwagar.bsky.social
Looking forward to learning and catching up with folks at #ICED2025 in San Antonio! 🤠Here is our lab presentation schedule. Thanks for the graphic @taylorepenwell.bsky.social !
Lede lab conference presentation schedule: Embracing the “In-Between” of Lived Experience and Professional Work Educational Session | Thursday, May 29 @ 10 AM CT, Conference Rm 9 Panelist: Katelyn Melcher, M.A.; Body Image and Disordered Eating Experiences Among Youth with Juvenile Arthritis Presenter: Katelyn Melcher, M.A. Paper Presentation | Thursday, May 29 @ 1 PM CT, Conference Rm 14; “You Have No Grit:” A Qualitative Exploration of Barriers to Eating Disorder Care in the Rural US Presenter: Caitlin Martin-Wagar, Ph.D. Paper Presentation | Thursday, May 29 @1:45 PM CT, Conference Rm 3-4; A Population and Clinical Lens of the Impact of Oppression-Based Trauma on Eating Disorders SIG Panel Co-Chair: Caitlin Martin-Wagar, Ph.D. Educational Session | Friday, May 30 @ 3:30 PM CT, Conference Rm 10 Rural Barriers to Eating Disorder Treatment: A Professional Lack of Knowledge Presenter: Sarah Attaway, M.A. Paper Presentation | Friday, May 30 @ 4:45 PM CT, Conference Rm 13 Training Impacts Clinician Perspectives on Routine Outcome Monitoring in Higher Levels of Care Presenter: Taylor Penwell, M.A. Paper Presentation | Friday, May 30 @ 4:45 PM CT, Conference Rm 3-4
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taylorepenwell.bsky.social
A week ago I got to celebrate being the first person in my family (including my husband’s side) to get a graduate degree!! I’m incredibly thankful for my family that flew out to celebrate & the family and friends who joined the ceremony via zoom. Here’s to 3 (or 4) more years until the last one!
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🏥HHS ELIMINATIONS💀
We have created a list of all agency and program eliminations proposed in the HHS 2026 Budget.

Feds: Please let us know if you have any clarity to share.

The cuts are massive. Reach out if you would like a PDF or xlsx

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An image of all agency and program eliminations proposed for HHS. Reach out to altCDC for an accessible version or filterable PDF. The alt-text box does not fit all the text contained.
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zoandbehold.bsky.social
Montana's anti-trans bathroom ban is BLOCKED by the courts.

The judge finds that the ban was "motivated by animus" and that it showed no evidence that it protects safety and privacy.
drmartinwagar.bsky.social
We’re so excited for the incredible Ash @ashlinnpeters.bsky.social to join us!! ☺️🏔️
ashlinnpeters.bsky.social
From a Red Raider to a Grizzly! I am beyond excited to be joining the Laboratory for Eating Disorders and Equity with @drmartinwagar.bsky.social and the incredible team at the University of Montana (@umontana.bsky.social) this fall as I begin my PhD in Clinical Psychology! 🐻🫶🏻
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albeccia.bsky.social
if you're mad about the NIH cuts (and you should be), this is an *amazing* resource to help with calling your reps and talking to the media: www.nihforamerica.org

#episky
#medsky
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laurenforrest.bsky.social
1/x My NIH grant that would collect data to help *prevent suicidal thoughts and behaviors* among LGBTQ+ people was terminated today, along with many other LGBTQ+ focused grants. These terminations make no sense scientifically. Here's why:
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arghavansallesmd.medsky.social
I know not everyone can keep up with all the grant terminations, but it’s important to know what we’re losing so I’ll try to compile them here.

First is a study on intimate partner violence with perinatal women (note: the #1 cause of death during pregnancy is homicide)

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rebeccafieldingmiller.com
Today I lost an NIH grant training clinicians to do research about intimate partner violence with perinatal women.

More women are murdered in the perinatal period than die of obstetric complications.

I didn't just lose a grant. We lost an entire cohort of people building careers to prevent that.
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zoandbehold.bsky.social
Thank you @chrislhayes.bsky.social for covering what's going on here in Montana.

Since picking up 10 seats in November, MT Dems have made incredible policy progress in the House. And the relationships we've built across the aisle have brought our colleagues along with us. 💪
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‘There’s hope’: Republicans break ranks to block anti-trans bills in Montana
YouTube video by MSNBC
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kevinmking.bsky.social
I was happy to #standupforscience2025 yesterday. And of course, I have been thinking about things I didn't have a chance to say.

Like because of the chaos at NIH (and the freezing of funding), how my team has been waiting for NOAs for two non-competing renewals since mid-January.

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chanda.blacksky.app
Scientists who are actively against fascism because fascism is bad, not just because sometimes it hurts scientists, are my people
drmartinwagar.bsky.social
Missoula: Stand Up for Science rally is happening at The Oval at UM on Friday 3/7 at noon! I’ll be at a conference in NM so I’ll miss it but I’ll be in joining in solidarity from the Santa Fe rally! ✊🏼
Flyer for stand up for science 2025 rally at the university of Montana on march 7, 2025 at noon at the oval.
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vermontgmg.bsky.social
American institutions—from the media to Congress—continue to underreact to the unraveling of our democracy. Overseas our media would not hesitate to call what we’re living through a full-blown autocratic coup. Here's my attempt at the story they should write: www.doomsdayscenario.co/p/musk-trump...
Musk, Trump Establish New Era of Kleptocracy in America
A third dispatch comparing how the US media would cover this moment if it was happening overseas
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debcha.bsky.social
Occasional reminder that there’s no, “it’s too late, its over” for anthropogenic climate change. Every molecule of CO2 that doesn’t go into the atmosphere makes a difference. Preventing 0.1 degree of warming makes a difference. Every bit of climate resilience we build together makes a difference.