Congratulations to Antioch University Seattle Couple and Family Therapy core faculty member Kirk Honda, who recently published his book Multirole Clinical Supervision: Evidence, Reflections, and Best Practices. Honda was inspired to write about clinical supervision two years ago after a
One of Mike Jahn’s goals after graduating from Antioch University Seattle’s Couple and Family Therapy program in June 2016 was to volunteer as a mental health worker to help those impacted by disasters. At the time, however, he had no idea
Several years ago, while visiting Washington D.C., I boarded a bus to the Capitol Mall from a point located in a poorer section of the city. Upon boarding, I was greeted with blank facial expressions and slumped body language that
Antioch University Seattle Core Faculty, Alumnus, and previous Chair of our Couple and Family Therapy program, Dr. Kirk Honda was recently consulted for an American Psychological Association featured article, “Coping With Challenging Clients”. This article appears both online and on
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This post is republished here with permission from Dr. Jennifer Sampson, President of the Board of Directors at The Hoarding Project. It was originally published April 24, 2017. One of the major reasons that hoarding disorder is one of
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