dOCTOR KELLY
Psychologist | award-winning AUTHOR | tEACHER
Spreading Love Through Connection
Resources
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Building racial equity - the ID project
Learn more about your bias - Implicit Bias Tests (Harvard)
An essay - with resources - for the beginning anti-racist in all of us. Written by Dr Donohoe and includes candid conversation and a few of my favorite resources
Science-based practices for a meaningful life, curated by the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley.
An essay I wrote as part of the 'Let's talk about Race' series from PublicSource
Julian Treasure offers a 5 minute Ted Talk on ways to be a better listener. Take the time. Hone the skill.
Forbes article which places the impetus for improved D+I practice at the core of the company. Give it a think.
An older article (2014) - but I love the important notion that bias can become internalized - and thus
This article is a great primer for our day together - it talks about common reactions to anti-racist experiences in clear language. One of my perennial favorites.
Relevant Research
academic publications by doctor Kelly
& co-authors
Creation of the Children's Gender Conformity Scale (CGCS)
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Selected readings from the field
I am a fan of research. It informs our work and helps to answer the essential question - 'why do you do what you do'. Whether in individual therapy or while consulting with a large organization - being aware of current research is essential to success and positive outcomes. Therefore, I approach each client, situation, and opportunity as a research question.
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Here are some of the articles that inform my work. I work hard to stay abreast of the most current trends in psychological research. Additionally, as you can see from this site - it is also essential to read read read what is being offered in policy rags, business magazines, and trade publications - not to mention influential and thoughtful blogs.
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If you see something you think I ought to read, please send it to me. Thank you.
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Below are a FEW articles I love, and I will add and add all the files in my cabinet to share with you until this page runs a mile long. :) The facts are friendly. Also, scroll over the images at the top of the page for other links, etc.
As always, please reach out with discussion, questions, rants, and additions.
Donohoe (2019). A short discussion of the changes that summer often brings to children and families. Originally published in the Carolina Park West magazine.
Starbucks incident blamed on 'unconscious bias'.
Slaski & Cartwright (2003)
EQ training leads to improved wellbeing... We aren't surpised :)
Easterly & Ricard (2011)
Discussion of specific instances of gender bias in academia. Helpful overview of common discrepancies between men and women in academia based on recent research.
van Ryn & Saha (2011)
Describes the difference between implicit and explicit bias and how this impacts physician decision making.