Cynthia Ruffin directs COLORS LGBTQ Youth Counseling Services, a program that provides therapy for youth who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other
“I’ll tell you a story,” says Sergio Ocampo, a Marriage and Family Therapist who is passionate about the Somatic Experiencing approach to healing trauma. The
The Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award Advisory Committee has decided to award a 2020 Beckman Award to Dr. Sylvie Taylor, Professor of Psychology at Antioch University
Antioch University Santa Barbara announces the appointment of Dr. Stephen Southern as the new Chair and Core Faculty of the MA in Clinical Psychology program.
Dr. Theo Burnes, MA in Clinical Psychology faculty, was the recipient of The Counseling Psychologist Outstanding Paper Award for his Major Contribution (a special issue of the
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Three years ago, the MA in Clinical Psychology program at AUSB partnered with the Santa Barbara Family Service Agency and Alzheimer’s Association. Together, they received
Antioch University community members marched in the 2018 LA Pride Parade on June 10th to honor the evolution of the LGBT rights movement that started
The Spiritual and Depth Psychology Specialization in the MA in Clinical Psychology Department hosted their Annual Community Celebration with Keynote Speaker Fanny Brewster, PhD, MFA
Claremont School of Theology recently conducted their 2018 Commencement and three of their graduates have Antioch University Los Angeles ties. Karri Anne Backer, 2005 MA
Antioch University Los Angeles (AULA) launched the one of the nation’s first graduate psychology specializations devoted to clinical psychology for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
Nine California MFT scholarships were awarded to Antioch University Santa Barbara students and recent alumni for their work as Marriage & Family Therapy trainees working
Faculty, students and alumni from the LGBT Specialization of the MA in Clinical Psychology program presented a workshop at the Edgy (Embracing Diversity of GLBT
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