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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
The Business of Behavior Change
Presentation for CareCore National. Discussion of the role of behavioral science in healthcare.
LifeTime Fitness
Dr. Klapow routinely speaks on the topic of health behavior change. For LifeTime Fitness Vestavia Hills, Alabama he provides seminars on the science of heatlh behavior change, and the role that performance psychology plays in leading healthier lifestyles.
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As keynote speaker at the Birmingham Business Journal Health and Wellness Power Breakfast and Expo, Dr. Josh Klapow offered tips and best practices for companies crafting wellness plans that emphasize healthy living, reduce medical costs and boost productivity.
Dr. Klapow routinely speaks on the topic of health behavior change. For LifeTime Fitness Vestavia Hills, Alabama he provides seminars on the science of heatlh behavior change, and the role that performance psychology plays in leading healthier lifestyles.
Peer Review Research
Mental Health Consequences of Chemical and Radiological Emergencies
Boosting Workplace Stair Utilization: A Study of Incremental Reinforcement
Providing General and Preconception Health Care to Low Income Women in Family Planning Settings
What’s all the fury about? Mental health experts say it's complicated.
July 07, 2020
To wear a mask or not wear a mask? It's psychologically complex.
GQ: How to Move Out Without Breaking Up
You don’t want to end your relationship, but living together isn’t working. Consider a “conscious resettling.”
March 11, 2020
You were cohabitating. Now you need to move out. How do you do that without breaking up?
March 24, 2020
As the UK is shut down for the mitigation of the spread of Coronavirus, children are asking questions. How to talk with children of all ages about what is happening.
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Buzzfeed: Why Does Dating Feel So Isolating?
After a devastating breakup, I tried to figure out why dating these days feels so isolating.
March 11, 2020
A very personal essay about the loneliness of dating and what can be done to feel less lonely.
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November 15, 2019
Curbing smartphone use is not about quitting cold turkey or "unplugging". Shaping your usage can be done with behavioral science.
Healthline: Practicing Gratitude Has Benefits but Won’t Treat Depression, Anxiety
MSNBC: Still Arguing About Politics?
Aim To Open Your Opponents Mind, Not Change It
December 31, 2019
Meaningful dialog can only happen when we understand each other. We can only understand each other when we seek to learn about each other. Seek to learn first then seek to communicate your view.
BuzzFeed: The Real Reason Men Dont Carry Umbrellas
A psychological analysis of this common behavior among men!
January 16, 2020
Men, umbrellas, and why they insist they don't need them. Dr. Josh breaks it all down for BuzzFeed..
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Engagement Is In The Eye Of The Beholder
What does it mean to really be engaged in an activity?
December 31, 2019
What does it mean to be engaged in an activity? Work, school, health, wellness, parenting, sports? Different definitions, different interpretations, all leading to different outcomes.
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10 Habits of Exremely Boring People
June 24, 2017
Are you interesting? Are you exciting? Or do you make people yawn? Here are 10 warning signs that you might be a boring person.
7 Simple Ways To Divorce-Proof Your Relationship
"In every relationship, there are three parties involved: two individuals and the relationship itself," says Joshua Klapow, Ph.D., an Alabama-based clinical psychologist. As much as you need to focus on your relationship and nurture it, you must also nurture yourselves," he says.
