N American Soc for Study of Personality Disorders

Join the 1st of NASSPD’s 2024 online event series! Antisocial Personality Disorder: The Forgotten Disorder 4/10, 12-1p ET Dr. Donald Black presents on ASPD history, risk, theories/research, and tx. Free for NASSPD members or $20 1 CE Register/more info: nasspd.org/events

I am recruiting an RA to start this summer, primarily on my ongoing study examining menstrual cycle effects on BPD/psych symptoms! Link to apply (please include CV and brief cover letter specifying why you are interested in this particular position): t.ly/Z2cIh 1/2

Reminder, don’t miss this great opportunity to learn about Antisocial Personality Disorder from expert Dr. Don Black! Free for NASSPD members (all levels) or $20 for non-members. Psychology/social work CEs included! Register: nasspd.org/events

All of these events will be free for NASSPD members! To join or renew: nasspd.org/membership More details to come about these and other new NASSPD member perks, so we can keep the momentum going and community connected as we shift to conferences every other year (next in 2025)

What other exciting 2024 NASSPD events are afoot you ask? So much! Webinars/Panels: •Destigmatization of BPD (Sept, date TBD) •Applying to psychology graduate school + internship programs: 10/10, 12-1p ET Events (TBD): •Research networking roundtable •Virtual poster session

Our lab (with @AmyLByrd and Twitterless Stephanie Stepp) at the University of Pittsburgh has several research project assistant positions open! Please share with students or post-bacs who may be interested.

For those interested in PD work and thinking of applying this cycle

@ABCT_PPDsig @ABCTStudentSIG Faculty! If you do PD-relevant research, are not on this list, and feeling FOMO, no fear, you can still add yourself, see below! twitter.com/nasspdorg/stat…

@ABCT_PPDsig @ABCTStudentSIG

Applying to psychology grad programs? Interested in PDs? Check out our *brand new* NASSPD psychology graduate mentor list to find faculty with research interests relating to PDs! bit.ly/nasspd_grad_re…

What a wonderful opportunity!!! Students/students to be with interests related to PDs —> check this out‼️

@HFLA_PhD @atscon60 @NHWeissPhD @ABCT_PPDsig

Please r/t and/or pass along to anyone else you think may be interested!

NASSPD is launching a directory of graduate mentors focusing on personality disorders and related topics to provide at our upcoming webinar for applicants, as well as eventually to post on our website. If you’re a mentor, please complete our form here: bit.ly/nasspd_grad_si…

Calling students/students-to-be with interests relating to PDs! NASSPD is hosting a webinar on applying to psychology graduate programs and pre doctoral internships/residency programs m on 10/12 at 12-1pm EDT. For detailed info and to register, see: nasspd.org/event-5422053

The P/PD SIG's diversity travel award is 🌟LIVE🌟This award is intended to help defray some of the significant travel costs associated with attending the upcoming @ABCTNOW conference in Seattle. Application details can be found in the link below: personalitypdsig.wixsite.com/my-site/divers…

🚨🚨Join us for our debut at the 2023 SIG expo @ABCTNOW in Seattle!!!🚨🚨 Submission information detailed below, we look forward to reviewing your work!!! personalitypdsig.wixsite.com/my-site/sig-po…

In the meantime, we are planning a series of interactive, online events for later 2023 and 2024 to continue the fantastic momentum and engagement we had at our April meeting, until we next meet in person. Please stay tuned for those announcements as well!

Moving forward, NASSPD conferences (similar to ESSPD) will occur every other year to facilitate planning events that further develop the collaborative components that were especially popular this year. We are looking forward to our next conference in *2025*, details TBA.