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Psychologists on Narcissist Phrases for Parade Deadline Nov 3

9. Phrases that high-level narcissists often use Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Monday, November 3, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please share and describe/explain 4 phrases that high-level narcissists often use. - For each phrase mentioned, please share what you encourage people to do/say in response. - Anything else you’d like to add? Guidelines: Make sure the expert is available and interested in answering by the due date. Fill out the linked form to express interest. If you get a spot, wait for confirmation before answering the questions and email them to [email redacted] in a separate email thread. Don’t use AI to generate your answers.

Licensed Psychologist on Burnout Recovery for Parade

5. How to recover from burnout Publication: Parade.com Note: The request below is on dealing with burnout; this one is on recovering from it. Thanks! Sources needed: Licensed psychologist Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, October 28, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What is burnout, exactly? What are some similar terms/concepts/experiences that often get confused as burnout? - What are burnout symptoms? - Please share and describe your tips for recovering from burnout. - If not addressed above, please share/describe a tip for recovering from burnout while still working. - What are the burnout recovery stages? - How long does it take to recover from burnout? Guidelines: Make sure the expert is available and interested in answering by the due date. Fill out the linked form to express interest. If you get a spot, wait for confirmation before answering the questions and email them to [email redacted] in a separate email thread. Don’t use AI to generate your answers.

Child Psychologists on Magic-Making Grandparenting for Parade

7. Things ‘magic-making’ grandparents do differently Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Licensed child psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, October 28, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What is ‘magic-making’ when it comes to parenting/grandparenting children? - Please share and describe 3+ things ‘magic-making’ grandparents do differently. - How can you ‘make more magic’ with your kids/grandkids? Guidelines: Make sure the expert is available and interested in answering by the due date. Fill out the linked form to express interest. If you get a spot, wait for confirmation before answering the questions and email them to [email redacted] in a separate email thread. Don’t use AI to generate your answers.

Psychologist Source on Burnout Coping Strategies for Parade

6. How to deal with burnout Publication: Parade.com Note: The request above is on recovering from burnout; this one is on dealing with it. Thanks! Sources needed: Psychologist Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, October 28, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What are your tips for dealing with burnout in life? - How do you recommend dealing with burnout at work? - What do you advise for dealing with relationship burnout? - What about handling school burnout? - What would you recommend to someone who is dealing with burnout but can’t take a break? - What’s the difference between burnout and depression? - How do you get out of a burnout? Guidelines: Make sure the expert is available and interested in answering by the due date. Fill out the linked form to express interest. If you get a spot, wait for confirmation before answering the questions and email them to [email redacted] in a separate email thread. Don’t use AI to generate your answers.

Licensed Psychologists on Family Mediator Traits for Parade

8. Traits of ‘family mediators’ Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Licensed psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Monday, November 3, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What’s the one main specific trait you would say people have if they feel like they’re always the ‘family mediator’? - What are other common traits of family mediators? Please share and explain 3+ examples. Guidelines: Make sure the expert is available and interested in answering by the due date. Fill out the linked form to express interest. If you get a spot, wait for confirmation before answering the questions and email them to [email redacted] in a separate email thread. Don’t use AI to generate your answers.

Licensed Psychologist on Coping With Disappointment - Parade

Story: How To Deal With Disappointment, According to a Psychologist Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Licensed psychologist Deadline to answer questions: Wednesday, Oct. 1, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please list around 7 common disappointing experiences people have. - Please share 5 ways to deal with disappointment. Explain/describe in 3 sentences each. Guidelines: If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly. Don’t use AI to generate your answers, please! Answer the questions by the deadline listed (EOD means 11:59pm, but the earlier the better). Once given the green light, please answer the questions. Let the journalist know who the expert/source is before answering.

70-80 Fitness Case Studies for Parade October Feature

Story: People who are 70-80 y/o, in the best shape of their lives, and who can share their fitness routine Publication: Parade.com Notes: The journalist is doing 3 of these stories in October. Some previous examples are linked for reference. Sources needed: People who are 70-80 years old (or close to it) and in the best shape of their lives Deadline to answer questions: Friday, Oct. 3, EOD Questions: - Name, age, state where you live, career you have or retired from, link to bio/about page or your Instagram/LinkedIn - Please share high-quality, high-res, horizontal photos. (The story/pitch can’t be accepted without this.) - Please share your weekly workout routine, clear and exact, and how it helps you be in the best shape of your life. (The story/pitch can’t be accepted without those exact details — exercises, how many, which days, etc). - What else helps you be in the best shape of your life? Please share and describe/explain at least a couple of examples. - Anything else you’d like to share about yourself, your fitness/health journey, etc? Guidelines: If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly. Don’t use AI to generate your answers, please! Answer the questions by the deadline listed (EOD means 11:59pm, but the earlier the better). Once given the green light, please answer the questions. Let the journalist know who the expert/source is before answering.

Licensed Psychologist on Authoritative Parenting Traits for Parade

Story: People Who Were Raised by 'Authoritative Parents' Often Develop These X Traits as Adults, a Psychologist Says Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Licensed psychologist Deadline to answer questions: Wednesday, Oct. 1, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What are authoritative parents / what does authoritative parenting look like? (Please also include the different parenting styles and how this one differs.) - Please list 5-7 traits adults develop after being raised by authoritative parents. Describe/explain in 3 sentences each. - Any general recommendations for these adults, or key takeaways? Guidelines: If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly. Don’t use AI to generate your answers, please! Answer the questions by the deadline listed (EOD means 11:59pm, but the earlier the better). Once given the green light, please answer the questions. Let the journalist know who the expert/source is before answering.

Licensed Psychologist on Managing Difficult People for Parade

Story: How To Deal With Difficult People, According to a Psychologist Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Licensed psychologist Deadline to answer questions: Wednesday, Oct. 1, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please list common traits of difficult people / describe what a “difficult person” looks like. - Please share 5 ways to deal with difficult people. Explain/describe in 3 sentences each. Guidelines: If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly. Don’t use AI to generate your answers, please! Answer the questions by the deadline listed (EOD means 11:59pm, but the earlier the better). Once given the green light, please answer the questions. Let the journalist know who the expert/source is before answering.

Licensed Psychologist PhD-PsyD on Parental Problem-Solving—Parade

Story: A Psychologist Is Begging You To Stop Doing This 1 Thing When Your Child Feels Anxious (problem-solving) Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: must be a) a licensed psychologist who b) has a PhD or PsyD Deadline to answer questions: Monday, Sept. 29, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What are the harms of always problem-solving for your kid when they feel anxious? Please list and describe/explain a few examples. - When is it “more or less okay” to problem-solve for your anxious child? - How can parents regulate themselves when their child feels anxious? - What are more effective ways parents can support their anxious children? Please share a few examples. Guidelines: - Let Ashley know if you can help & who the expert/source is. Wait for the green light before answering. - EOD is 11:59pm, but earlier is better. - If mentioning a study or research, provide the link. - Ensure names are spelled correctly. - Do not use AI to generate answers.

Licensed PhD Psychologist on Adult Traits-Childhood 'Too Much' for Parade

Story: People Who Felt Like They Were 'Too Much' As Children Often Have These X Traits as Adults Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: must be a) a licensed psychologist who b) has a PhD or PsyD Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Sept. 23, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What does it feel like to feel like you’re “too much”? - Please share 5 traits people develop after being made to feel like they were “too much” as children. Describe/explain each in a few sentences. - Please share 2-3 tips you have for these adults, and describe/explain each in a couple of sentences. Guidelines: - Let Ashley know if you can help & who the expert/source is. Wait for the green light before answering. - EOD is 11:59pm, but earlier is better. - If mentioning a study or research, provide the link. - Ensure names are spelled correctly. - Do not use AI to generate answers.

Licensed Psychologist PhD-PsyD on Childhood Phrases for Parade

Story: If You Heard These X Phrases as a Kid, You Probably Feel Like You're 'Too Much' as an Adult Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: must be a) a licensed psychologist who b) has a PhD or PsyD Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Sept. 23, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please list some signs that a person believes others think they’re “too much.” - Please share 5 phrases that parents/grandparents/caregivers say to kids that make them feel like “too much” as adults. Describe/explain each in a few sentences. - For each phrase shared above, please share a phrase you’d encourage parents/grandparents/caregivers to say instead in that situation, and describe/explain each in a couple of sentences. Guidelines: - Let Ashley know if you can help & who the expert/source is. Wait for the green light before answering. - EOD is 11:59pm, but earlier is better. - If mentioning a study or research, provide the link. - Ensure names are spelled correctly. - Do not use AI to generate answers.

Licensed PhD-PsyD Psychologist Source for Parade Growth Mindset Story

Story: Psychologists Are Begging Parents and Grandparents To Give These X 'Growth Mindset' Compliments to Kids Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: must be a) a licensed psychologist who b) has a PhD or PsyD Deadline to answer questions: Wednesday, Sept. 24, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What is a growth mindset, and why is it important/helpful? - Are fixed mindset compliments never okay/helpful? Or what do you suggest there as far as type, frequency, things to be mindful of, etc? - Please share 5 growth mindset-oriented compliments that parents/grandparents can give to kids. Describe/explain why you say each one, or why each one is helpful, in a few sentences per compliment. Guidelines: - Let Ashley know if you can help & who the expert/source is. Wait for the green light before answering. - EOD is 11:59pm, but earlier is better. - If mentioning a study or research, provide the link. - Ensure names are spelled correctly. - Do not use AI to generate answers.

Licensed Psychologist-PhD or PsyD on Parenting Emotional Resilience for Parade

Story: X Traits of Parents Who Raise Emotionally Resilient Kids, According to Psychologists Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: must be a) a licensed psychologist who b) has a PhD or PsyD Deadline to answer questions: Monday, Sept. 29, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What is emotional resilience? What are the signs of emotional resilience in kids? - What are some situations in which emotional resilience is helpful at all/any age? - Please share 5 traits of parents who raise emotionally resilient kids, and describe/explain in a few sentences each. - What would you suggest to parents who don’t have those traits but want to, or want to have more emotionally resilient children? Please share a couple of tips/reminders/suggestions and describe/explain in a couple of sentences each. Guidelines: - Let Ashley know if you can help & who the expert/source is. Wait for the green light before answering. - EOD is 11:59pm, but earlier is better. - If mentioning a study or research, provide the link. - Ensure names are spelled correctly. - Do not use AI to generate answers.

PhD or PsyD Psychologist for Parade Traits of 'I'm Fine' Behavior

Story: X Traits of People Who Say 'I'm Fine' When They're Not, According to Psychologists Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: must be a) a licensed psychologist who b) has a PhD or PsyD Deadline to answer questions: Wednesday, Sept. 24, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please share 5 traits of people who say they’re fine when they’re not. Describe/explain each in a few sentences. - Are there some situations in which it’s “more okay” or “less okay” to do this? Please explain. - Please list some traits of people who don’t say they’re fine when they’re not fine. - What tips or reminders would you give to people who struggle to be honest about how they’re feeling and want to change that? Please describe/explain a few examples, each in a couple of sentences. Guidelines: - Let Ashley know if you can help & who the expert/source is. Wait for the green light before answering. - EOD is 11:59pm, but earlier is better. - If mentioning a study or research, provide the link. - Ensure names are spelled correctly. - Do not use AI to generate answers.

Licensed Psychologist PhD-PsyD on 'Should' Language Impact – Parade

Story: Psychologists Are Begging You To Stop Using This 1 Word (should) Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: must be a) a licensed psychologist who b) has a PhD or PsyD Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Sept. 23, EOD Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Why do you encourage people not to say “should”? Please share and describe/explain the harms it can have. - Please list alternative words people can use instead of “should,” by themselves and in example phrases. Guidelines: - Let Ashley know if you can help & who the expert/source is. Wait for the green light before answering. - EOD is 11:59pm, but earlier is better. - If mentioning a study or research, provide the link. - Ensure names are spelled correctly. - Do not use AI to generate answers.