Dr. Stephanie N. Mullins-Sweatt

Dr. Stephanie N. Mullins-Sweatt

@ssweatt.bsky.social

Oh, here we go again 🎶 Clinical Psychologist. Academic mama. Personality & psychopathology researcher. Tea, plant, & baked good enthusiast. Chronically online. She/her.

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I mostly lurk & repost but may occasionally post unoriginal thoughts re: * plants * parenting a tween * personality research * mentoring * birds Things I’m thinking about but probably won’t post: * imposter syndrome * random facts * taylor swift lyrics/quotes * my lab’s research * end of democracy

In addition to occasionally posting plants or puppies (& strong opinions on apples), I mentor students interested in personality pathology. My lab is recruiting a graduate student in clinical or personality psychology for Fall 2027 so please send folks my way. Reposts welcome. Thanks!

Much like Loretta Lynn, I was born a coal miner’s (grand)daughter. Both my maternal and paternal grandfathers worked in the mines for a time.

Sarah Archer@sarcher.bsky.social

Whether or not you’re running for Congress and trying to seem rugged (and you probably should run, because, look who’s out there) what did your grandpas do for a living?

I’ve had quite a slow start to sabbatical with attending a virtual conference, a couple of snow days, and bouts of existential ennui. However, my wonderful colleagues are bound and determined to help me value and celebrate this semester. Love them so much.

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Supremely talented doctoral student Halle Fowler is hoping to put together an ABCT panel related to Deaf and Hard of Hearing suicide prevention or mental health. We have multiple qualitative and quantitative studies on DHH interpretation in mental health settings. We need help finding panelists!

Amidst ::waves hands at … all of this::, it feels unnerving to announce something positive. But as of today, I’m on sabbatical. I have a plan for my time but I’m open to tips, advice, or any wins from your own sabbatical experiences. Sharing my plan in case it’s helpful for anyone.

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Having introvert friends is great because even if you make plans by accident you can always be all "hey I checked the forecast and it's supposed to be really late out tonight" and then they'll be like "yeah you shouldn't be out in weather like that" and then nobody has to leave their blanket cocoons

today I discovered that approximately 430 emails from the last 2 months had been filtered into a new and undisclosed folder in outlook called “promotions”. of these, 115 were emails I definitely needed to read (& definitely not “promotions”!) and about 20 were critical/urgent. great work, outlook.

In addition to posting plants and puppies, I also mentor students interested in personality pathology. My lab is recruiting a graduate student in clinical or personality psychology for Fall 2026. So please send folks my way. Feel free to share! Thanks.

Something people might already know about me—whenever I run into someone I know, get a text from them, or interact with them on social media, my first thought is always always always “do I owe them an email? what am I making them wait for me on?” If I look panicked when I wave or smile, that’s why.

One never loses touch with their roots when they’re from SE KY. Sometimes though, in a conversation when you say things like “oh, you just know not to climb on the coal pile from the time you can walk”…it feels just a little more obvious.

I’m a little tender since 50+ families in our small community lost everything last night. But man, it’s rough logging into Bluesky seeing all the folks laughing that Oklahomans are “getting what they deserve”. Our family is fortunate we were safe—unlike friends (many of whom hate MAGA, btw). Yikes.

The New York Times@nytimes.com

An outbreak of wildfires fueled by dry conditions and hurricane-force winds was rapidly spreading across the Texas Panhandle and parts of Oklahoma on Friday, prompting evacuations, wreaking havoc on the roads and leaving thousands without power.

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If RFK wants to meaningfully decrease rates of depression, he can support paid family and maternity leave, equal pay for women, universal healthcare, and fully funded public schools. Stigmatizing medication that treats the mental impact of a country that devalues your existence won’t cut it.

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Here is the pre-RFK vaccination schedule for your kids. Please download it before he is confirmed and changes/deletes it. Give it to your pediatrician and say this is the schedule you want your kids on. Making this my pinned post.