Sometimes the things that cause us to change our lives are as small as a poem or a nagging thought. For other people—for instance, Jennifer
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
The history of medicine in the United States is not lacking for moments when those sworn to heal have instead used their power in reckless,
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.
Downtown LA MA in Clinical Psychology Cohort Rob Whalen is a recent graduate of the Antioch downtown LA cohort of the MA in Clinical Psychology
“Many students are intimidated by the idea of learning research methods as they imagine that the course is designed to teach them to be scientists;
Sarah Moore, MA, AMFT, is the Director of Residential Support Services at PathPoint Santa Barbara. PathPoint is a non-profit organization that works with the disadvantaged and disabled
Mariela Marin, MA, MFT, is head of the Latino Mental Health (LMH) concentration at AU Santa Barbara, as well as a 2005 graduate of the
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
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