January 12, 2026 - 18:29

Major Southard of the New York Army National Guard exemplifies a unique blend of military and creative pursuits. Holding a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and two master’s degrees, he serves as a supervising psychologist for the NYPD and leads a sports psychology practice. Additionally, he is the state behavioral health officer for the New York Army National Guard, showcasing his dedication to mental health in both military and civilian sectors.
Beyond his impressive academic and professional credentials, Southard has also made a name for himself in the competitive world of Warhammer 40,000, a popular tabletop game that has captivated fans for nearly four decades. Known in the gaming community as “Matt Aaron,” he claimed the title of 2025 Warhammer 40,000 Hobby World Champion, marking his third championship win in four years. His success comes from competing in various tournaments across the country as part of the U.S. Army’s official Esports Team, further highlighting his ability to excel in both his military career and passion for gaming.
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Psychology Says Women Who Stay Sharp at 80 Share These Daily Habits — Most of Us Still Skip ThemBut psychologists who study cognitive aging keep pointing at something else. It is not luck. It is not a magic supplement. It is a set of daily habits that most of us hear about, agree with, and...
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Practicing gratitude may boost health and well beingResearchers from the Department of Psychology have released findings suggesting that a simple daily practice of gratitude may lead to meaningful improvements in physical health. The study, which...
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Frontiers | A study on the impact of college students’ employment-oriented social media use on employment anxiety: a dual mediation effect based on social capital and risk perceptionA new study digs into how college students` use of social media for job hunting affects their anxiety about finding work. The research, published in Frontiers in Psychology, looks at the...