Worldwide, our work has garnered over

500 million views

​by people seeking high-quality psychological science
Here are some of our notable resources we have compiled over the years.
​Check our Wikiversity to see a full list of our past projects!

COVID-19 Resources

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HGAPS has created an online assessment center for the general public--consisting of three assessment batteries--and for clinicians--consisting of over 70 different assessments. Each assessment pipes scoring to the individual and routes individuals to recommended resources. HGAPS has also collated resources for clinicians.
HGAPS has compiled resources around the COVID-19 pandemic. We have resources about social isolation, coping with trauma, teletherapy, and how COVID-19 effects those with bipolar disorder. 

​13 Reasons Why

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The UNC-Chapel Hill and Appalachian State HGAPS chapters worked together to create pages on Wikiversity related to the 13 Reasons Why series on Netflix. 

Crisis Response

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HGAPS has worked to distribute resources related to coping with trauma in response to several national crises. We have responded to school shootings, large wildfires, hurricanes, and mass violence. 
HGAPS was founded with the purpose of increasing the information about EBA on the internet. Most of HGAPS' work on Wikipedia and Wikiversity is on EBA, and we continue to expand our resources on EBA.

High School Resources

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HGAPS has complied resources aimed to be distributed by school counselors for high school students. These resources cover a breadth of topics, including trauma, how to talk to parents about seeking help, and many others. HGAPS just secured funding for this project, and aims to make this a priority for 2020. 

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