Emily Fuller (she/her)

Meet MA student @emmyfuller.bsky.social! Emily (she/her) is a first-year grad student in @uwaterloopsych.bsky.social clinical psych and the Self-Attitudes Lab. For her research, Emily will explore the relational aspects of self-compassion. She is also interested in 2SLGBTQIA+ wellness & body image.

if it's at rogers stadium, i'm sending best wishes for the hike in from the ttc LMAO 😭

Wishing I was at ICED so bad this year 😭 I hope it went well! I'm sure you were incredible!

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my heart goes out to all of my fellow queer researchers ❤️ I don't have anything profound to say, or anything that will even start to ease this heartache, but as a canadian I'm with you

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reminiscing on last year's ICED & new york shenanigans! i wish i could be there again this year, but alas, i'll be eagerly keeping tabs on all forms of social media when the time comes 🫡

Words are heavy: Weight-related terminology preferences are associated with larger-bodied people’s health behaviors and beliefs Clinicians and researchers may struggle with appropriate terminology when discussing body size. Pathologizing larger bodies has led to use of medicali…

I am so excited to share my first publication, a labor of love! My co-1st author @katerinaldi1.bsky.social and I examined weight related terminology preference within two samples of folks in larger bodies🥰 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

thought I should transition this into being an academic account since being accepted into the uWaterloo clinical psych program! 💐 so prepare for all kinds of hijinks from me

YUUUUUP ‼️‼️

thank you!! 3/3 are in now thankfully, because i think i would have gone clinically insane if i spent one more second on them 😭

just updated the gc so they know 🫡

trying sooo hard to finish up evenings and weekends, so i can move on to a book for bookclub (how it works out)

i feel like i'll be back and forth for a little while! esp into my private account. i still have a lot of oomfs i wanna keep up with who haven't switched!