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Psychologist Source on Adult Children-Parent Needs for Parade

4. Things Adult Children Need From Parents/Grandparents, but Won’t Ask For Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Dec. 30, EOD (or close to that and keep me posted) Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please share 5-6 things adult children need from their parents/grandparents that they might not ask for. Please explain each in a few sentences. - How can you start conversations with your adult child or grandchild about these topics? - What are good ways to connect more with your adult child or grandchild? General submission instructions: Please reach out and let me know which request(s) you/your expert are interested in, and I’ll let you know if I have a spot available. This is to ensure you/your expert doesn’t waste time writing up responses when I don’t have room to fit you in! EOD for me means 11:59 p.m., but the earlier the better! If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please check out the intro [url=https://substack.com/redirect/bd2bc562-c0d4-4e3f-b50e-f8d0887328d4]here[/url], and see [url=https://substack.com/redirect/5a0458db-1ea8-473d-bce1-4e0ba8ecd741]resources for PR professionals[/url]. Make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly & the link you share for them is correct. Don’t use AI to generate your answers. Ashley Broadwater [url=https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater]https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater[/url]

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Psychologists on Adult Children Living at Home - Parade

7. Things To Do If Your Adult Child Lives at Home Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Dec. 30, EOD (or close to that and keep me posted) Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Why are adult children moving back in with their parents? - What are the pros and cons of having your adult child back at home? - Please share 5-6 things to do if your adult child lives at home, and explain each in a few sentences. - What do you encourage parents to avoid when their adult child(ren) move back in? General submission instructions: Please reach out and let me know which request(s) you/your expert are interested in, and I’ll let you know if I have a spot available. This is to ensure you/your expert doesn’t waste time writing up responses when I don’t have room to fit you in! EOD for me means 11:59 p.m., but the earlier the better! If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please check out the intro [url=https://substack.com/redirect/bd2bc562-c0d4-4e3f-b50e-f8d0887328d4]here[/url], and see [url=https://substack.com/redirect/5a0458db-1ea8-473d-bce1-4e0ba8ecd741]resources for PR professionals[/url]. Make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly & the link you share for them is correct. Don’t use AI to generate your answers. Ashley Broadwater [url=https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater]https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater[/url]

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Child Psychologists on Parent-Teen Disagreements for Parade

1. Battles With Teenagers That Are Not Worth Fighting Publication: Parade.com Sources needed: Child psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Dec. 30, EOD (or close to that and keep me posted) Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - What are common themes in battles between parents and teenagers? - Please share 5-6 fights with a teenager that aren’t worth it. Please explain why it’s not worth fighting, in a few sentences for each. - What should parents do instead of starting or continuing to fight about those topics? - How can parents reconnect with their teenagers after a tough conversation? General submission instructions: Please reach out and let me know which request(s) you/your expert are interested in, and I’ll let you know if I have a spot available. This is to ensure you/your expert doesn’t waste time writing up responses when I don’t have room to fit you in! EOD for me means 11:59 p.m., but the earlier the better! If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please check out the intro [url=https://substack.com/redirect/bd2bc562-c0d4-4e3f-b50e-f8d0887328d4]here[/url], and see [url=https://substack.com/redirect/5a0458db-1ea8-473d-bce1-4e0ba8ecd741]resources for PR professionals[/url]. Make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly & the link you share for them is correct. Don’t use AI to generate your answers. Ashley Broadwater [url=https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater]https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater[/url]

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Child Psychologists for Teen Red Flag Fights Feature - Parade

2. Fights With Your Teen That Are Red Flags Publication: Parade.com Background: Compared to the request above, this pertains to fights/battles that are worth “fighting.” Sources needed: Child psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Dec. 30, EOD (or close to that and keep me posted) Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please share 5-6 fights with a teen that are red flags. For each, explain why it’s a red flag in a few sentences. - What should parents do if they’re having those red-flag fights with their teenagers? - How can parents best show their teenage child that they support them? General submission instructions: Please reach out and let me know which request(s) you/your expert are interested in, and I’ll let you know if I have a spot available. This is to ensure you/your expert doesn’t waste time writing up responses when I don’t have room to fit you in! EOD for me means 11:59 p.m., but the earlier the better! If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please check out the intro [url=https://substack.com/redirect/bd2bc562-c0d4-4e3f-b50e-f8d0887328d4]here[/url], and see [url=https://substack.com/redirect/5a0458db-1ea8-473d-bce1-4e0ba8ecd741]resources for PR professionals[/url]. Make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly & the link you share for them is correct. Don’t use AI to generate your answers. Ashley Broadwater [url=https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater]https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater[/url]

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Power Grid Professionals for AI Data Center Impact Report

How is AI hitting your grid? Looking to interview people on the power side Hi all, I run a research newsletter and studio called Crossdock that focuses on the real world side of supply chains, logistics, and infrastructure. I am working on a paid report called Buildout 2026 that looks at the electrical side of the AI boom: data center loads, interconnection, transformers, and the buildout of new capacity. Most coverage is from the AI or cloud side. I would like this report to reflect what people in power and electricity actually see. For this report I want to feature people who work on transmission and distribution planning for new AI and data center loads, interconnection studies and queue management, substation and transformer projects driven by data center demand, manufacturing of transformers, switchgear, cables, and similar equipment, and data center electrical design and operations. I am looking either for short interviews of about 20 to 30 minutes on Zoom or Meet, or a brief asynchronous Q and A over email or messages. Topics are practical. How AI and cloud loads show up in your planning. Which bottlenecks you see first, whether that is equipment, permits, rights of way, or workforce. How you interact with data center developers and where expectations diverge. What people in AI, finance, or media tend to get wrong about the electricity side. In return, your perspective will be featured in the Buildout 2026 report, you will be able to review your quotes for factual accuracy before publication, and you will receive a complimentary copy of the final report once it is ready. If you work on the electricity side and are open to chatting, please comment here with a line about what you do or send me a DM and I will follow up with more details. Thanks for reading. I will respect any sub rules around promotion and links.

PSSD Case Studies & Patient Stories for NYT Magazine Feature

November 2025 Update Hello everyone, I've got yet another amazing month of progress to share with you. We’ve now got a New York Times Magazine piece on PSSD, official recognition of PSSD from Malaysia’s National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency, and several patient opportunities where a journalist, researcher, and a top podcaster are actively inviting stories on PSSD and topic suggestions. You’ll find all of this and plenty more awesome developments collected below! Patient Opportunities Huberman Lab is regarded as one of the top health/wellness/science podcasts globally. He very recently said he will be covering PFS- Suggest he covers PSSD! Fill out the suggestion form (takes less than a minute)! https://www.hubermanlab.com/faq/can-i-suggest-topics-for-future-podcast-episodes Cait Kelley, journalist with APM Reports and MPR News is seeking stories about antidepressant withdrawal/PSSD. https://www.reddit.com/r/PSSD/comments/1ovc6fq/journalist\_seeking\_stories\_about\_antidepressant/ A PhD student focusing on harm in UK mental health services would like to hear about UK patients experiences of harm in services between 2010-2025. (Mental health services includes NHS, charities, companies, private therapists & other orgs) https://qualtricsxm4fhk9fwwp.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\_24dCgoNxLhpUqx0 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Policy & Progress The National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency (NPRA) of Malaysia now recognizes PSSD, following in the footsteps of the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration. https://www.npra.gov.my/index.php/my/component/content/article/465-english/safety-alerts-main/safety-alerts-2025/1527794-selective-serotonin-reuptake-inhibitors-ssris-and-serotonin-norepinephrine-reuptake-inhibitors-snris-risk-of-persistent-sexual-dysfunction.html?Itemid=1392 We have now raised over $300,000 since the charity began in early 2023. We hit $200,000 in only March of this year. A major thanks to all our supporters! We couldn't do it and wouldn't be where we are without you. Donate now! https://www.pssdnetwork.org/donate Read the latest research update from Melcangi! https://www.reddit.com/r/PSSD/comments/1nqjy9q/pssd\_network\_update\_from\_melcangi/ Update on total Adverse Reaction Reports for PSSD in the MHRA yellow card reporting scheme- last year there were just 38, now we’re at 105! Raise this number with us to draw more attention to PSSD if you haven’t already in 2025! https://www.reddit.com/r/PSSD/comments/1p5pzr0/these\_are\_rookie\_numbers/ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// PSSD In The Media NYT Magazine Article: More Teens Are Taking Antidepressants. It Could Disrupt Their Sex Lives for Years. (Over 500M visitors last month) https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/12/magazine/antidepressants-ssris-teen-sexual-side-effects.html?unlocked\_article\_code=1.0k8.G9x-.o1CVgaI0eirV&smid=url-share Joseph Witt-Doerring speaks about PSSD on the conservative political commentator Michael Knowles’ Podcast (2.56M Youtube Subscribers, 1.3M X Followers) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=msNQWs5LbKM Joseph Witt-Doerring speaks about PSSD on the In Vivo Podcast, (19k Youtube Subscribers) hosted by Dr. Tim Gabor, a Biotechnology Professor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBQUE4SWCBg&t=1s Jan Jekielek, senior editor at Epoch Times (200K X Followers) makes post on X about PSSD https://x.com/JanJekielek/status/1984656421644906713 Portuguese Article from SicMulher on PSSD https://sic.pt/sic-mulher/saude-e-bem-estar/2025-11-13-o-impacto-secreto-dos-antidepressivos-no-desejo-sexual-dos-adolescentes-a684893b An independent news provider in the UK was looking for PSSD patients earlier this month for an article https://www.reddit.com/r/PSSD/comments/1ozf7xc/media\_request\_pssd/ Dr. David Cartland interviews PSSD patients Daryl and Roy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ll\_QnLvpiJI //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// PSSD In Social Media Allen Frances, a major figure in psychiatry who was the chairman of the DSM-IV task force tweets about the recent NYT article in support of the idea of PSSD https://x.com/AllenFrancesMD/status/1988640036016054764 Instagram account your\_daily\_dose\_of\_newss (268K Followers) made a post about PSSD after a community member here on X user numbnotdumb99 reached out to them https://www.instagram.com/p/DQ31Xy9gjB6/?igsh=ZjJmbHM1cno4Mm4y&img\_index=1 Following this, NHS GP in London Dr. Gareth Patterson(15K Followers on Tiktok) made this video about PSSD after the same X user here, numbnotdumb99, reached out to them https://x.com/PSSDNetwork/status/1988336801061482812 Thanks for reading! next up- the End of Year update.

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UK Consulting Firms-Clients-AI Fee Impact Sources for Financial Times

AI, the pyramid model and falling consulting fees? Media request for comment - Financial Times article. The Financial Times has commissioned me to write an analysis article on how, as management consulting firms lean more on AI, their business clients are demanding/will demand a reduction in consulting fees. I think it's a really interesting subject. I'm pretty sure people have some strong views on it! NB: My article is focused on UK management consulting firms. Who I'm looking to talk to: - A couple of UK businesses who say they've demanded/will demand that their UK management consultant firm cuts fees/changes it's fees to reflect AI use - 2-3 management consulting firms who do business in the UK (How AI is changing/will change their fees; or maybe it won't? As AI automates a growing proportion of consulting tasks - data analysis, idea generation, strategy advice … how are firms justifying to clients their fees and any fee increases? Are clients requesting/demanding a reduction in fees or hinting that they will next year? Have any consultants cut their fees recently in response to greater AI use and client requests?) - An AI/tech expert with deep knowledge of how consulting firms are using AI in their business, estimates for how much time/productivity benefits AI creates, whether consultants are adjusting their fees in response to greater AI use If you meet one of the criteria above, please email me: [email redacted] In your pitch email, please let me know in four-five brief paragraphs: - What your company does in language a 10-year-old would understand - Why they're the right expert to comment for the FT article (rather than hundreds of other similar experts/businesses. Please answer the "so what?" and "why now?" questions) - What the expert can say - 3-4 bullet points - Any case studies/real-life anecdotes to back up broad claims - Any recent, new and proprietary information/research that are relevant to the key issues in my article I'm looking to do interviews in the next few weeks and early January. What I DON'T want: Generic, self-serving comment from tech suppliers with a few AI product features who don't specialise in the consulting market, haven't read this post properly and just want to plug their average product. AI platitudes

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UK HE Staff with Disabilities or Neurodivergence for Podcast Interviews

🚨 New disability resource and opportunity for UK HE professionals (HEnabled) 🚨 Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities everyone! Yesterday, I had the pleasure to sit down with Fiona Bicket for an introductory virtual coffee. It was a deeply insightful discussion which covered everything from our roles in higher education, to the challenges facing the sector as a whole and what we can do about them.I have learned so much about what Fiona does as a coach and mentor to HE professional services staff, specifically those in managerial positions and prospective managers. Please check out her profile if you are interested in finding out more! As part of this chat, Fiona has been kind enough give me the opportunity to share HEnabled with her network. Here's what you need to know: HEnabled showcases the lived experience of disabled and neurodivergent people, as well as those with long-term health conditions in the UK Higher Education system. There is a new episode every Sunday, with a different guest each week talking about their experiences as a disabled person in the sector. The show has been running for over a year and has 30 episodes to date. To the best of my knowledge, HEnabled is the first independent podcast to share the lived experiences of disabled people in UK higher education, regardless of their university or the nature of their condition(s). This makes it an incredible resource for HE providers, policymakers, and disabled students themselves. We can hear what needs to be improved in the HE sector directly from the people in it, while providing them a platform to show others that they are not alone. While the vast majority of my interviewees to date have been university students, I am looking to interview anyone involved in HE as professional services staff, support staff, academics, researchers, etc. If you are part of UK higher education I want to hear from you. If you are also able to share this show around your own networks, I would be deeply appreciative. HEnabled is not currently income generating but it takes a lot of energy to produce–the more eyes that I can get on it, the sooner that I hope to change that. If you want to find out more you can listen to the show on Spotify here: https://lnkd.in/dfzc383R Links to other streaming platforms and social media channels can be found via the Linktree link here: https://linktr.ee/henabled I hope that you find the show enjoyable and would love to hear from you via Linkedin or email ([email redacted]) if you would be interested in coming on the show. Thanks for taking the time to read this :) ID: The HEnabled logo. It has the text 'HEnabled.' in white text on a teal background.

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