Jessica Tschida
@jessicatschida.bsky.social
Clinical psychology PhD candidate at MSU | autism predoctoral intern at CHOP | community engagement, implementation science, and mental health EBPs for autistic youth | she/her
Research Participation Opportunity for Mental Health Providers!
Join the Autism Anxiety Community Adaptation Study to provide feedback on community adapted therapy for autistic youth with anxiety. Participants will receive compensation for their time.
Interested? Use the QR code.
Join the Autism Anxiety Community Adaptation Study to provide feedback on community adapted therapy for autistic youth with anxiety. Participants will receive compensation for their time.
Interested? Use the QR code.
June 4, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Research Participation Opportunity for Mental Health Providers!
Join the Autism Anxiety Community Adaptation Study to provide feedback on community adapted therapy for autistic youth with anxiety. Participants will receive compensation for their time.
Interested? Use the QR code.
Join the Autism Anxiety Community Adaptation Study to provide feedback on community adapted therapy for autistic youth with anxiety. Participants will receive compensation for their time.
Interested? Use the QR code.
Reposted by Jessica Tschida
@npr.org for every minute spent talking to a non-autistic person about autistic people's needs, you should be giving at least 2x that amount to actually autistic people— & not just in written stories, but on-air.
Apply said rubric to any other group under attack right now for their lived realities.
Apply said rubric to any other group under attack right now for their lived realities.
April 28, 2025 at 11:01 PM
@npr.org for every minute spent talking to a non-autistic person about autistic people's needs, you should be giving at least 2x that amount to actually autistic people— & not just in written stories, but on-air.
Apply said rubric to any other group under attack right now for their lived realities.
Apply said rubric to any other group under attack right now for their lived realities.
Reposted by Jessica Tschida
PSY grad student Jessica Tschida is amplifying community voices to improve mental health therapy for autistic youth. Involving community members ensures that the adapted therapy is responsive to underserved communities as well as neuro-affirming.
Full story: psychology.msu.edu/news-events/...
Full story: psychology.msu.edu/news-events/...
April 23, 2025 at 3:21 PM
PSY grad student Jessica Tschida is amplifying community voices to improve mental health therapy for autistic youth. Involving community members ensures that the adapted therapy is responsive to underserved communities as well as neuro-affirming.
Full story: psychology.msu.edu/news-events/...
Full story: psychology.msu.edu/news-events/...