Latinx communities often face specific challenges, including language barriers, immigration status, and systemic inequalities, which require a nuanced and empathetic approach to clinical mental health counseling. Empathy in counseling helps…
Taylor Sweet-Cosce and Faculty present at Social Justice Conference
Taylor Sweet-Cosce, Core Faculty member in the School or Counseling, Psychology, and Therapy (CPT), Counseling Division, and colleagues, Jordan Mike and Nia Page, MA, NCC, are presenting an educational session…
Jude Bergkamp hosts NCSPP 2025 Mid-Winter Conference
Jude Bergkamp, core faculty in the Clinical Psychology Department at Antioch University Seattle, hosted the NCSPP 2025 Mid-Winter Conference in New Orleans from January 20-24, 2025. Bergkamp serves as President…
Kathi Borden, Antioch University New England Professor, Concludes Prestigious APA Journal Editorship
Longtime New England PsyD in Clinical Psychology faculty member Kathi Borden, PhD, recently stepped down from a six-year position as Editor-in-Chief of the journal Professional Psychology: Research and Practice (PPRP),…
The Impact of Poorly Facilitated Anti-racist Conversations | Dissertation Watch
Brandon Kirkwood, a 2023 graduate of the PsyD Program in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University in New England, has written and published a dissertation, The Impact of Poorly Facilitated Anti-racist…
Examining the Relationship Between Non-Suicidal Self-Injury and Attachment Styles | Dissertation Watch
Larissa Grundmanis, a 2023 graduate of the PsyD Program in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University, New England, has written and published a dissertation titled, Examining the Relationship Between Non-Suicidal Self-Injury…
An Investigation of Emerging Adults’ Lived Experiences of Relationship Information on Social Media | Dissertation Watch
Marquitta Fields, in fulfilling the requirements of the PhD in Counseling, Psychology, and Therapy at Antioch University’s New England Campus, has published her dissertation titled Like, Comment, Subscribe, and Share:…
Michelle M. Ehle Featured in Seattle Times for Election Stress Support
Michelle M. Ehle ‘20 (Clinical Psychology, Seattle) was interviewed by the Seattle Times for the article “Expert Advice for Coping with Election Stress.” Ehle, a therapist based in Olympia, shared…
School Counselors: Advocates, Mentors, and Change-Makers in a Complex World
Bernell L. Elzey, Jr., PhD, LPC, NCC Last week was National School Counseling Week, and its theme was School Counseling: Helping Students Thrive. National School Counseling Week, presented by the…
Coumar publishes Inquiry-Based Psychotherapy: Applying The Work of Byron Katie in Clinical Settings
Anil Coumar ‘94 (Seattle, MA) published a book titled Inquiry-Based Psychotherapy: Applying The Work of Byron Katie in Clinical Settings. Coumar uses engaging case studies, exercises, and guidance to teach…
LA Antiochians Build Cultural Bridges with Dia de los Muertos Ofrenda
Antioch University created an intricate ofrenda for the Dia de los Muertos celebration at Gloria Molina Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles. The ofrenda, or altar, was created by students,…
Antioch University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) Addictions Counseling Programs Recognized for Affordability
Antioch University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling Addiction programs and certificates offered at its Seattle and New England campuses have been recognized by SubstanceAbuseCounselor.org as among the most affordable substance abuse…