Jude Bergkamp, PsyD, Co-Chair of Antioch University Seattle’s PsyD in Clinical Psychology program, will present the Aggregate Model at the Washington State Psychological Association’s Fall Convention on October 24, 2026….
Antioch Faculty Member Andrew Teton Publishes Article on Group Therapy for Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Andrew Teton, LMFT, an Antioch University alumni and Clinical Psychology adjunct instructor for 22 years, recently published an article in the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT) titled…
Types of Neurodiversity and the Role of Counselors
Neurological differences present in unique ways. From intellectual disabilities to sensory processing disorder, they impact everything from cognitive functioning to relationships. It’s vital for mental health counselors to understand the…
Karen Larrow Publishes First Book on Building Stronger Relationships and Confidence
Karen Larrow ’98 (New England, MA) has published her first book, Life Skills We Were Never Taught: How Therapy Can Help You Build Better Relationships, Greater Confidence, and a Happier…
Lana Hechtman Ayers Publishes New Poetry Collection
Lana Hechtman Ayers ‘96 (New England, MA) has published a new poetry collection, A Hole in the Night, from Blue Light Press. The collection explores grief, memory, beauty, and the details…
Perinatal Mental Health Needs More Counselors
Discover how counselors make a difference in perinatal mental health. Learn what skills and training you need to lead change in this critical field.
Vince Pignatiello Spotlighted for Mentoring Future Psychology Professionals
Antioch University’s Vince Pignatiello, PsyD, ABPP, was recently featured in the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School’s (VLACS) Professional Partner Network newsletter for his mentorship of high school students interested in…
Shari Foos Brings The Narrative Method to the Page in New Book
Shari Foos ‘97 (Los Angeles, MA in Clinical Psychology) has spent decades exploring how creativity, storytelling, and human connection can help people better understand themselves and one another. Now, the…
Fandom as Psychological Territory
Antioch University New England Doctor of Psychology program faculty members Lorraine Mangione and Rachel Chickerella, alongside doctoral candidates Taylor Hardock and Samantha D’Anna, are publishing work that frames the vibrant…
Somatic Psychotherapy Certificate at Antioch University: A Q&A with Faculty Member Rick Lepore
As the mental health field continues to evolve, more clinicians are seeking approaches that address the connection between mind, body, emotion, and nervous system health. Antioch University’s Somatic Psychotherapy Certificate is designed for licensed therapists and helping professionals who want to deepen their clinical skills through body-based, trauma-informed, and experiential methods of healing.
Christopher Heffner Published in APA Division 46 Magazine
Congratulations to Christopher L. Heffner, PsyD, PhD, Core Faculty in Antioch University Seattle’s PsyD in Clinical Psychology program, on the publication of his latest article in The Amplifier, the magazine…
Donna DiCello Published Reckoning: A Haibun Journey
Donna H. DiCello ’96 (New England, PsyD) published Reckoning: A Haibun Journey on July 1 through Red Moon Press. Blending reflective prose with haiku in the Japanese literary form known…