Jacqueline Marshall, a second-year student, and others in the Department of Applied Psychology’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, is hosting a “Clothesline Project” in honor of October’s Domestic Violence Month. The project invited people to decorate t-shirts expressing their feelings about domestic violence.
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Antioch has long been a leader in training therapists, but only this last year has it begun offering the official Continuing Education courses that practicing
Psychology has been elevating attention to racism and has the opportunity to counter the pervasive and damaging effects of racism. Gargi Roysircar-Sodowsky, Professor Emerita of
As a child, Cherie Bridges Patrick was aware of racial categories in American society, and she knew that she and her family were Black. But
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