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The Centre for Child Development, Mental Health, and Policy (CCDMP) is a multidisciplinary research centre hosted @UTM. Research @SEDILab.
Mississauga, Ontario
Joined August 2020
@UTMPsychology prof Tina Malti (@UTM_CCDMP) delivers a message of support for students.
“Dear Students. ” .Faculty members from across #UTM, @UofT & @UTSC bring messages of hope and support 💙 .
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Check out our new publication, “Becoming humane: The development of kindness in an age of division". Link in bio! . #psychology #research #development.@uoftmississauga
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The #PathwaysToKindness Conference (Aug 22–24, 2025 at UTM) spotlighted research-practice efforts supporting refugee & newcomer children's social-emotional development. Swipe through this post to learn more about our conference summary report, policy brief, and infographic.
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CCDMP Student Research Spotlight: Dr. Jennifer Phillips (postdoctoral fellow) and Emilie Kovalik (graduate student) represented the CCDMP at the bi-annual meeting for the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) in Minnesota.
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Today is #WorldEnvironmentDay 🌱. Reflect on how you're connected to others, nature & the environment through an insightful journey through the Web of Care. Inspired by Malti & Speidel (2024), explore prompts & actions to inspire your care for the environment.
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We’re hiring for a Post-Doctoral.Fellow Position. If you would like more information about the position, please visit our website.
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May is #MentalHealthAwareness Month—a time to reduce stigma and care for our well-being. This #MindfulMonday, take a moment with us for a mindfulness practice that nurtures compassion, inspired by Kindness for Peace (Gibhardt et al., 2024). Inhale peace, exhale kindness. 🌸
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Volunteer opportunity! 📣.Swipe ⬅️ to see volunteer qualifications and how to apply
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RT @UTM_CCDMP: The CCDMP is excited to host a Careers in Psychology Panel at UTM!. Date: Thur, January 30, 2025.Time: 6:00 – 7:30pm.Locatio….
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Looking for a quick and easy art activity to teach empathy for themselves? .Visit the link in our bio for instructions in the latest issue of the pip o. Gazette! .@UTMPsychology @UTM
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The CCDMP is excited to host a Careers in Psychology Panel at UTM!. Date: Thur, January 30, 2025.Time: 6:00 – 7:30pm.Location: Collaborative Digital Research Space (CDRS), MN3230, UTM. Refreshments will be provided. Register now at the link in bio.
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We’ve created the L.O.V.E. acronym to help guide you in becoming an emotion coach for children and yourself! Visit the link in our bio to learn about the four steps to master emotion regulation. @UTMPsychology @UTM
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We have put together a booklist about emotions for toddlers, teens, and everyone in between! Check out the link in bio for the full book list in the latest issue of the pip o. Gazette!.@UTMPsychology @UTM
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A recent University of Toronto graduate, aspiring to a career in psychotherapy, shares her experience working in a psychology research lab. Read about her journey (link in bio)!.@UTMPsychology @UTM
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In a world of constant demands and deadlines, it’s vital for young people to prioritize self-care. Read about their unique self-care practices and how they navigate challenges (Link in bio)!.@UTMPsychology @UTM
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Did you know that self-care boosts kindness and empathy towards others too? Learn about ways you can practice empathy for yourself in the latest issue of the pip o. Gazette (link in bio)!.@UTMPsychology @UTM
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The @sedilab examines the power of self-empathy and its role in kids’ emotional growth. Explore how empathy evolves through different stages of development (Link in bio)!.@UTMPsychology @UTM
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Parents encourage kids to embrace mistakes, but why is it so hard to give ourselves the same grace? Learn how to create space for your own “yogurt spills” (Link in bio)!.@UTMPsychology @UTM
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Passionate about kids’ growth, but burnout is real. Discover how small routine changes keep one educator energized all day (Link in bio)!. @UTMPsychology @UTM
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Did you know that while guilt and shame seem similar, they are distinct emotions? Click the link in our bio to explore more fun facts about their differences!. @UTMPsychology @UTM
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