Blog & News Updates

This guest post was written by Lacey Doboszenski, who is an athlete, coach, and teacher in Minnesota. Follow Lacey on her blog or Instagram.  

My life has been spent mostly dedicated to movement. I competed gymnastics throughout grade school, high school, and college.… Read More

An improving economy is driving job growth in HR, according to recruiting agency Randstad. Organizations are looking to expand and grow, which is resulting in the need for HR professionals who can help manage the hiring, training, and benefits for new talent.… Read More

Ninety-five percent of HR leaders say employee burnout is sabotaging workforce retention, according to a survey from workforce management company Kronos. Nearly half of HR leaders added that employee burnout is responsible for up to half of annual workforce turnover.… Read More

Psychology jobs exist within several disciplines, and they range from psychoanalysis to cultural neuroscience. It’s possible to separate the field into applied psychology and experimental psychology; the latter field, experimental, involves research that is then adapted to real-world topics and becomes applied psychology.… Read More

Congratulations on getting accepted to Concordia University, St. Paul! As an online student at CSP, you have several tools and perks available to you. Here’s what you should know before you start your first day of classes:

1.    Get Acquainted with CSP Connect

Take a moment to bookmark CSP Connect on your browser.… Read More

Mental health issues in the United States are very common, with an estimated 50 percent of all Americans diagnosed with a mental illness or disorder at some point in the lifetime. Mental illnesses like depression are the third most common cause of hospitalization in the United States among people ages 18 to 44.… Read More

The term “nomophobia” — no mo (no mobile) phobia (fear) — was coined during a 2008 study commissioned by the UK Post Office, according to Psychology Today.

The study found that 53 percent of mobile phone users in Britain tend to be anxious when they have lost their mobile phone, have no network coverage, or their phone is out of battery.… Read More

This article is from Volume 4, Issue 1 of Forensic Scholars Today, a quarterly publication featuring topics from the world of forensic mental health. Click to view or save a PDF of this article.

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Suicide is currently the 10th leading cause of death in the United States, and its crude mortality rate has been steadily increasing in recent years.… Read More

This article is from Volume 4, Issue 1 of Forensic Scholars Today, a quarterly publication featuring topics from the world of forensic mental health. Click to view or save a PDF of this article.

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Working memory is an active and integrative stage in the human memory system.… Read More

This article is from Volume 4, Issue 1 of Forensic Scholars Today, a quarterly publication featuring topics from the world of forensic mental health. Click to view or save a PDF of this article.

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Despite cultural perceptions of maternal bliss among new mothers, there is a dangerous risk of suicide among women with postpartum depression.… Read More