This page is intended to guide clinicians and researchers to find current resources on the following topics:
Plus, find search strategies for PubMed and Google below.
Racial Injustice & Trauma – How Therapists Can Respond Part 1: Featuring S. Kent Butler, PhD, Gail Parker, PhD, and Monnica T. Williams, PhD, Part 2: Featuring Deran Young, LCSW, Amber Flynn, LCPC, and Lambers Fisher, LMFT
Difficult Conversations of Racism and Social Inequities in Child Psychiatry Training [AACAP] Lecture 4 of Lecture Series on Improving Health Equity During the COVID-19 Era
Click these links to find current literature and information in Google. Modify these searches for your specific research questions.
Please note: these are not comprehensive searches. Reach out to your Department's Librarian, Melissa Funaro with questions.
Google Search tips:
Narrow your Google search results to find quality information by using Google's advanced search techniques.
1. To find resources from specific types of organizations, use the site: search feature. If you include site: in your query, Google will restrict the results to those websites in the given domain. For instance, site:.gov will find pages within .gov urls. Note there can be no space between the "site:" and the domain (.edu, .org, yale.edu, etc)
To use this, after clicking on the Google search strategy links above, type in the Google search bar:
2. To find multimedia resources use either intitle: or inurl:
intitle:video*
Find pages with video or videos in the title. For this example, any results containing the word “video” in the title will be returned.
inurl:video*
Find pages with "video" or "videos" in the URL. For this example, any results containing the word “video” in the URL will be returned.
replace video with movie*, podcast*, documentar*
3. Combine them together
site:.org OR inurl:video* OR intitle:video*
Find pages with video in the url or title where the page is created by an organization such as apa.org