Peter Grau, PhD
@phdgrau.bsky.social
Psychologist studying PTSD and imp sci.
Assistant Professor at UMich Psychiatry and Associate Investigator at VA CCMR. Guitarist, dog dad. Views my own.
Assistant Professor at UMich Psychiatry and Associate Investigator at VA CCMR. Guitarist, dog dad. Views my own.
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Need to learn how to do simulation based power analysis for project planning and grants?
In my last workshop for me for the summer, I teach folks how to use Mplus to do flexible power analysis for everything from regression to multilevel SEMs.
Please RT! 🙏
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smart-workshops.com/mplus-power-...
In my last workshop for me for the summer, I teach folks how to use Mplus to do flexible power analysis for everything from regression to multilevel SEMs.
Please RT! 🙏
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smart-workshops.com/mplus-power-...
Mplus Power Information — SMaRT Workshops
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August 6, 2025 at 11:58 AM
Need to learn how to do simulation based power analysis for project planning and grants?
In my last workshop for me for the summer, I teach folks how to use Mplus to do flexible power analysis for everything from regression to multilevel SEMs.
Please RT! 🙏
1/
smart-workshops.com/mplus-power-...
In my last workshop for me for the summer, I teach folks how to use Mplus to do flexible power analysis for everything from regression to multilevel SEMs.
Please RT! 🙏
1/
smart-workshops.com/mplus-power-...
Grant submission is officially done, so it's time for the ultimate academic reward: working on another grant!
Only somewhat kidding. The other ultimate reward is reading a comically large fantasy book and trying to remember who everyone is!
Only somewhat kidding. The other ultimate reward is reading a comically large fantasy book and trying to remember who everyone is!
December 10, 2024 at 6:27 PM
Grant submission is officially done, so it's time for the ultimate academic reward: working on another grant!
Only somewhat kidding. The other ultimate reward is reading a comically large fantasy book and trying to remember who everyone is!
Only somewhat kidding. The other ultimate reward is reading a comically large fantasy book and trying to remember who everyone is!
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has reviewer 2 considered that I’m trying my best
November 22, 2024 at 11:32 AM
has reviewer 2 considered that I’m trying my best
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Pleased to share this new paper led by Peter Grau @phdgrau.bsky.social. We find that some veterans may need additional EBPs after a course of PE or CPT, e.g. those with sleep disorders, substance use disorders, or history of military sexual trauma
November 16, 2024 at 2:34 PM
Pleased to share this new paper led by Peter Grau @phdgrau.bsky.social. We find that some veterans may need additional EBPs after a course of PE or CPT, e.g. those with sleep disorders, substance use disorders, or history of military sexual trauma
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This letter from Hyman is 🔥🔥🔥
I love the way he writes, and here he offers withering criticism of any serious consideration of mental illness as discrete categorical “diseases.” How anyone could hold that view in 2024 is beyond me given the wealth of data. Same goes for direct clinical experience.
I love the way he writes, and here he offers withering criticism of any serious consideration of mental illness as discrete categorical “diseases.” How anyone could hold that view in 2024 is beyond me given the wealth of data. Same goes for direct clinical experience.
A note from Steven Hyman, former NIMH director, on the genetic complexity of psychiatric disorders
“Our brains are not like Mendel’s peas.”
www.psychiatrymargins.com/p/a-note-fro...
“Our brains are not like Mendel’s peas.”
www.psychiatrymargins.com/p/a-note-fro...
A Note From Hyman on the Genetic Complexity of Psychiatric Disorders
“Our brains are not like Mendel’s peas.”
www.psychiatrymargins.com
January 28, 2024 at 5:35 PM
This letter from Hyman is 🔥🔥🔥
I love the way he writes, and here he offers withering criticism of any serious consideration of mental illness as discrete categorical “diseases.” How anyone could hold that view in 2024 is beyond me given the wealth of data. Same goes for direct clinical experience.
I love the way he writes, and here he offers withering criticism of any serious consideration of mental illness as discrete categorical “diseases.” How anyone could hold that view in 2024 is beyond me given the wealth of data. Same goes for direct clinical experience.
It is officially grant resubmission / scary move season. My life is fuller when I dabble in various types of dread.
October 7, 2023 at 8:21 PM
It is officially grant resubmission / scary move season. My life is fuller when I dabble in various types of dread.