Information about my research is available through my Google Scholar page. Below are links to some of the podcasts and articles that I have been interviewed for, featured my research, or that I wrote.
Podcasts
Leaving the Valley: The Suicidal Thoughts Workbook
Psychologists Off The Clock: Coping with Suicidal Thoughts
Evidence-Based: Destigmatizing Suicidal Thoughts
BIO Girls: Mental Health Awareness Month
Recovery Bites: A Compassionate Conversation on Suicide
The Psychology of Self-Injury: Eating Disorders & Self-Harm
The BeWell Network: The Suicidal Thoughts Workbook
CXMH: Navigating Suicidal Thoughts
CXMH: Understanding Suicidal Thoughts
Converging Dialogues: Suicide, The Most Known Unknown
The OCD Chronicles: A Difficult But Important Conversation About Suicide
Think Act Be: How To Save A Life By Meeting Despair With Love And Connection
Hope Illuminated: Coping with Suicidal Thoughts–A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach
Before You Kill Yourself: 4 Ways to Find Hope And Prevent Suicide
Half Hour of Heterodoxy: How to Help Students During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Culturally Determined: Psychology And Pop Culture
Articles
7 Ways to Support Someone with Suicidal Ideation
How to Find Joy in Your Everyday Life, According to Psychologists
How to Cope with Mental Health Struggles When Treatment Isn’t Accessible
How to Tell the Difference Between Sadness and Depression
When All Looks Bleak, Hope-Building Strategies Offer A Lifeline
11 Coping Skills Therapists Use to Deal With Their (Really Hard) Jobs
How to Help a Friend through a Tough Time, according to a Clinical Psychologist
6 Great Mental Health Moments in BoJack Horseman’s 6th Season
3 Things to Like/Dislike about Joker’s Mental Health Depiction
Teens are Increasingly Depressed, Anxious, and Suicidal. How Can We Help?
How Jedi Counsel Brings Together Suicide Prevention, Mental Health, and Popular Culture
In Lieu of Candy, Woman Handing Out This Letter That Says Child Is Fat
Kathryn H. Gordon, Ph.D. 