[Psychmasters] Research Opportunity: weTHRIVE Lab

[Riggs, Shelley]

We are actively seeking dedicated MA facilitators to join our team this summer in the weTHRIVE Lab's skills-based program. The weTHRIVE Lab's first responder program provides teleservices to equip first responders with essential skills for their demanding roles. As a volunteer MA facilitator, students will play a vital role in delivering these skills to participants, while also having the opportunity to contribute to ongoing research and development efforts.

Key highlights of the program:
-Teleservices: The program will be conducted completely remotely, allowing participants to access training conveniently from their own locations.
-Skills Development: MA facilitator will help first responders enhance their emotion regulation skills to help improve their psychological wellness.
-Research Focus: MA facilitators can contribute to ongoing research efforts and support evidence-based practices.

Please pass this information along to your students. Students will need to commit to between 5-10 hours a week. Interested students can reach out to Dr. Temilola Salami at tesalami at pvamu.edu<mailto:tesalami at pvamu.edu>.  She would be happy to provide you with further details about the program and answer any questions you may have.

Best regards,

Temilola Salami, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Director of the weTHRIVE lab
Department of Psychology
College of Arts & Sciences
Prairie View A&M University
Houston TX
Email: tesalami at pvamu.edu<mailto:tesalami at pvamu.edu>
Phone: 936-261-5266 (office)


Shelley A. Riggs, Ph.D.
Professor | Department of Psychology and Philosophy
Coordinator | Psychology Masters Programs
Director of Clinical Training | Clinical Psychology MA Program
Fellow | APA Society for Couple and Family Psychology, Division 43
CHSS 380 | Box 2447
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville, TX  77341

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