Eric Bollman
@ericbollman.bsky.social
Writer. Observer. Former baby.
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In collaboration with the CSBBCS, we're hosting our sixth annual Virtual Career Fair on December 10 from noon-3 EST.
Learn about various career paths and positions for psychology graduates outside of the health services and academic settings.
Learn more, and register: buff.ly/LmpJoer
Learn about various career paths and positions for psychology graduates outside of the health services and academic settings.
Learn more, and register: buff.ly/LmpJoer
October 21, 2025 at 8:14 PM
In collaboration with the CSBBCS, we're hosting our sixth annual Virtual Career Fair on December 10 from noon-3 EST.
Learn about various career paths and positions for psychology graduates outside of the health services and academic settings.
Learn more, and register: buff.ly/LmpJoer
Learn about various career paths and positions for psychology graduates outside of the health services and academic settings.
Learn more, and register: buff.ly/LmpJoer
Brewers have to score at least 4 more here, right? Because if this game doesn’t end in an Ohtani walk-off then what in the Roy Hobbs are we even doing?
October 18, 2025 at 3:05 AM
Brewers have to score at least 4 more here, right? Because if this game doesn’t end in an Ohtani walk-off then what in the Roy Hobbs are we even doing?
I often think about how lucky I am to exist at a time when we all get to watch Shohei Ohtani. He hit that last one so hard I went out on my balcony. Just in case.
October 18, 2025 at 2:21 AM
I often think about how lucky I am to exist at a time when we all get to watch Shohei Ohtani. He hit that last one so hard I went out on my balcony. Just in case.
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Forensic psychologist Jeffrey Smalldon spent decades corresponding, conversing, and probing the minds of some of America's most notorious killers, from John Wayne Gacy to the Manson family.
Tune in to the latest episode of the CPA podcast Mind Full:
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Tune in to the latest episode of the CPA podcast Mind Full:
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October 16, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Forensic psychologist Jeffrey Smalldon spent decades corresponding, conversing, and probing the minds of some of America's most notorious killers, from John Wayne Gacy to the Manson family.
Tune in to the latest episode of the CPA podcast Mind Full:
buff.ly/4KFRxMw
Tune in to the latest episode of the CPA podcast Mind Full:
buff.ly/4KFRxMw
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Here is a reporter who deserves to be remembered.
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Ukrainian journalist Roshchyna posthumously named Press Freedom Hero
The IPI said Roshchyna's death on Sept. 19, 2024 "exposed the brutal treatment suffered by the dozens of Ukrainian journalists unjustly held by Russian authorities, and brought new urgency to the need...
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October 11, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Here is a reporter who deserves to be remembered.
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‘I had an onion tied to my belt, as was the style at the time’ is still a reference to the storytelling of older people, only now it is referenced only by older people, often as a part of their own onion-belt story.
October 7, 2025 at 1:23 AM
‘I had an onion tied to my belt, as was the style at the time’ is still a reference to the storytelling of older people, only now it is referenced only by older people, often as a part of their own onion-belt story.
This is a weirdly specific but also weirdly cool stat.
8+ shutout innings, 12+ K in a potential Oct. elimination game:
Joe Coleman, Tigers, 9 IP, 14 K, 1972 ALCS
Cam Schlittler, Yankees, 8 IP, 12 K, tonight
That’s all, folks
Joe Coleman, Tigers, 9 IP, 14 K, 1972 ALCS
Cam Schlittler, Yankees, 8 IP, 12 K, tonight
That’s all, folks
October 3, 2025 at 3:58 AM
This is a weirdly specific but also weirdly cool stat.
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Indigenous culture & community in St. John's - First Light with Stacey Howse
At CPA's convention we sell T-shirts designed by Betty Albert for an Indigenous-led charity. In 2025 the recipient is First Light, an organization that does great work in St. John's.
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At CPA's convention we sell T-shirts designed by Betty Albert for an Indigenous-led charity. In 2025 the recipient is First Light, an organization that does great work in St. John's.
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Indigenous culture and community in St. John's - First Light with Stacey Howse
Every year at the CPA convention, we sell orange T-shirts designed by Betty Albert to raise money for an Indigenous-led charity. In 2025 the convention was held in St. John's, Newfoundland, and the re
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September 18, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Indigenous culture & community in St. John's - First Light with Stacey Howse
At CPA's convention we sell T-shirts designed by Betty Albert for an Indigenous-led charity. In 2025 the recipient is First Light, an organization that does great work in St. John's.
buff.ly/bbmjjPh
At CPA's convention we sell T-shirts designed by Betty Albert for an Indigenous-led charity. In 2025 the recipient is First Light, an organization that does great work in St. John's.
buff.ly/bbmjjPh
I hereby accuse the following people of mortgage fraud, until I run out of characters:
- Steven Seagal
- Kid Rock
- Dean Cain
- The guy at Lowe’s who got my fridge payment wrong and locked me into a years-long fight just to pay for it
- Kevin O’Leary
- Econo-save
- James Woods
- Stupid Flanders
- E
- Steven Seagal
- Kid Rock
- Dean Cain
- The guy at Lowe’s who got my fridge payment wrong and locked me into a years-long fight just to pay for it
- Kevin O’Leary
- Econo-save
- James Woods
- Stupid Flanders
- E
August 23, 2025 at 6:11 AM
I hereby accuse the following people of mortgage fraud, until I run out of characters:
- Steven Seagal
- Kid Rock
- Dean Cain
- The guy at Lowe’s who got my fridge payment wrong and locked me into a years-long fight just to pay for it
- Kevin O’Leary
- Econo-save
- James Woods
- Stupid Flanders
- E
- Steven Seagal
- Kid Rock
- Dean Cain
- The guy at Lowe’s who got my fridge payment wrong and locked me into a years-long fight just to pay for it
- Kevin O’Leary
- Econo-save
- James Woods
- Stupid Flanders
- E
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Understanding Menopause and Treating Common Symptoms Using CBT (September 19)
Presented by Dr. Sheryl Green
This workshop aims to enhance clinical skills by providing evidence-based CBT tools that provide much-needed validation and support for the clients who need it most.
Presented by Dr. Sheryl Green
This workshop aims to enhance clinical skills by providing evidence-based CBT tools that provide much-needed validation and support for the clients who need it most.
Understanding Menopause and Treating Common Symptoms Using CBT | name_psych
Learn what the menopause transition is and the important biological, social and psychological factors that play a role in this stage of a woman’s reproductive timeline.
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August 12, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Understanding Menopause and Treating Common Symptoms Using CBT (September 19)
Presented by Dr. Sheryl Green
This workshop aims to enhance clinical skills by providing evidence-based CBT tools that provide much-needed validation and support for the clients who need it most.
Presented by Dr. Sheryl Green
This workshop aims to enhance clinical skills by providing evidence-based CBT tools that provide much-needed validation and support for the clients who need it most.
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Perpetrators of violence, we’re told, dehumanize their victims. The truth is worse.
The Root of All Cruelty?
Perpetrators of violence, we’re told, dehumanize their victims. The truth is worse.
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August 4, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Perpetrators of violence, we’re told, dehumanize their victims. The truth is worse.
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"Not everyone is like you. A lot of people didn’t have the same advantages you did. They may not have had family that supported them.”
'Roadblocks: Part of the journey to success' spotlights the CPA's new President, Dr. Steven Smith, in the new Psynopsis.
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'Roadblocks: Part of the journey to success' spotlights the CPA's new President, Dr. Steven Smith, in the new Psynopsis.
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July 31, 2025 at 8:14 PM
"Not everyone is like you. A lot of people didn’t have the same advantages you did. They may not have had family that supported them.”
'Roadblocks: Part of the journey to success' spotlights the CPA's new President, Dr. Steven Smith, in the new Psynopsis.
buff.ly/haH658d
'Roadblocks: Part of the journey to success' spotlights the CPA's new President, Dr. Steven Smith, in the new Psynopsis.
buff.ly/haH658d
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"Granting agencies (and governments) need to be able to justify the expense of research to the general public. One way to do that is to highlight the impact that research has on our everyday lives."
- Dr. Steven Smith writing in the new Psynopsis
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- Dr. Steven Smith writing in the new Psynopsis
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July 31, 2025 at 5:24 PM
"Granting agencies (and governments) need to be able to justify the expense of research to the general public. One way to do that is to highlight the impact that research has on our everyday lives."
- Dr. Steven Smith writing in the new Psynopsis
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- Dr. Steven Smith writing in the new Psynopsis
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A Grade 11 chemistry medal won by my dad in the Rolling River school district, circa…many years ago. Yes, I’m actually posting this solely because I referenced it in an upcoming podcast episode and wanted to create a link so folks could see it. It’s also pretty neat.
July 22, 2025 at 6:55 PM
A Grade 11 chemistry medal won by my dad in the Rolling River school district, circa…many years ago. Yes, I’m actually posting this solely because I referenced it in an upcoming podcast episode and wanted to create a link so folks could see it. It’s also pretty neat.
I wonder if, in certain settings, baseball hitters don’t like extending at-bats with a lot of fouls. Like if they’re facing a pitcher the whole team has scouted well and your teammates want him in there as long as possible because they think they can hit him?
July 4, 2025 at 12:41 AM
I wonder if, in certain settings, baseball hitters don’t like extending at-bats with a lot of fouls. Like if they’re facing a pitcher the whole team has scouted well and your teammates want him in there as long as possible because they think they can hit him?
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May 17, 2025 at 1:48 AM
Victoire is an objectively good name for a hockey team. Idea for PWHL - whoever knocks the Victoire out of the playoffs gets to call themselves Victoire & take over the name. Until they get beaten by another team the following year, & so on. Charge is good, just Victoire suggests something specific.
May 17, 2025 at 3:10 AM
Victoire is an objectively good name for a hockey team. Idea for PWHL - whoever knocks the Victoire out of the playoffs gets to call themselves Victoire & take over the name. Until they get beaten by another team the following year, & so on. Charge is good, just Victoire suggests something specific.
My podcast. With two great guests and a few topics that have remained sadly relevant for too long.
We’ve spoken on the Mind Full podcast before about anti-trans legislation from a Canadian perspective. We asked Dr. Alison Phillips and Julia Standefer, researchers at Iowa State University, about their experiences and the situation in the United States..
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May 15, 2025 at 11:56 PM
My podcast. With two great guests and a few topics that have remained sadly relevant for too long.
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With the election less than two weeks away, see the CPA's Policy Primer, contributing to the country’s public policy-making when it comes to mental health:
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We've focused on access & coverage for psychological services, practicing clinical psychologists, & psychological research.
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We've focused on access & coverage for psychological services, practicing clinical psychologists, & psychological research.
April 17, 2025 at 6:24 PM
With the election less than two weeks away, see the CPA's Policy Primer, contributing to the country’s public policy-making when it comes to mental health:
buff.ly/FFqKKio
We've focused on access & coverage for psychological services, practicing clinical psychologists, & psychological research.
buff.ly/FFqKKio
We've focused on access & coverage for psychological services, practicing clinical psychologists, & psychological research.
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Idaho Bans Truck Nuts
April 10, 2025 at 9:28 PM
Idaho Bans Truck Nuts
I want a TV show where American TV doctors have the same frame of reference to injuries that American TV cops do with drugs. “That’s about $110,000 worth of pelvis surgery.” “Oh my God guys. We’re looking at $77,000 worth of skin grafts”
April 9, 2025 at 4:13 AM
I want a TV show where American TV doctors have the same frame of reference to injuries that American TV cops do with drugs. “That’s about $110,000 worth of pelvis surgery.” “Oh my God guys. We’re looking at $77,000 worth of skin grafts”
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Congratulations to the winner of the 2025 CPA Award for Public, Community Service and Human Rights and Social Justice in Psychology:
Dr. Anusha Kassan
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Dr. Anusha Kassan
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April 4, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Congratulations to the winner of the 2025 CPA Award for Public, Community Service and Human Rights and Social Justice in Psychology:
Dr. Anusha Kassan
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Dr. Anusha Kassan
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Glenn Brimacombe is the CPA's Director of Policy and Public Affairs, and a registered lobbyist. Glenn joins the Mind Full podcast to discuss some ideas about how to keep mental health at the forefront of the issues as the election approaches.
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April 3, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Glenn Brimacombe is the CPA's Director of Policy and Public Affairs, and a registered lobbyist. Glenn joins the Mind Full podcast to discuss some ideas about how to keep mental health at the forefront of the issues as the election approaches.
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New online-first in the journal Canadian Psychology:
'A call for greater collaborative role from psychology in climate change education interventions focused on children/youth'
- Ramirez, Levy, Barbosa, Bottin, Ocampo-Palacio, Cadavid, Pizarro & Quesada
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'A call for greater collaborative role from psychology in climate change education interventions focused on children/youth'
- Ramirez, Levy, Barbosa, Bottin, Ocampo-Palacio, Cadavid, Pizarro & Quesada
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April 2, 2025 at 1:24 PM
New online-first in the journal Canadian Psychology:
'A call for greater collaborative role from psychology in climate change education interventions focused on children/youth'
- Ramirez, Levy, Barbosa, Bottin, Ocampo-Palacio, Cadavid, Pizarro & Quesada
buff.ly/lBPtiaJ
'A call for greater collaborative role from psychology in climate change education interventions focused on children/youth'
- Ramirez, Levy, Barbosa, Bottin, Ocampo-Palacio, Cadavid, Pizarro & Quesada
buff.ly/lBPtiaJ
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This is a fantastic piece of rigorous, in-depth reporting. It will make you want to pass out with rage. But definitely read it.
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
The men disappeared to El Salvador because of their tattoos
The Trump administration sent Venezuelans to El Salvador’s most infamous prison. Their families are looking for answers.
www.motherjones.com
March 26, 2025 at 11:43 PM
This is a fantastic piece of rigorous, in-depth reporting. It will make you want to pass out with rage. But definitely read it.
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...