Kevin Lyness, MFT Program Director and Applied Psychology Chair, and Caitlyn Burns and Marie Lariviere, MFT PhD students, presented at the Groves Conference of Marriage
We are pleased to announce two new faculty who will be joining the Antioch University New England Applied Psychology department this summer. Dr. Summer Allen
Antioch University New England recently held a workshop entitled, “The Practice of Compassion: Changing the World and Healing Ourselves.” The experiential seminar was aimed at mental
Melinda Treadwell, AUNE Provost, has made the Honorary Faculty appointment of Tim Desmond as Distinguished Faculty in The Institute on Wellness for Helping Professionals, Department
The Federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) recently announced awards of the Systems of Care grants and Antioch’s Marriage and Family Therapy
Dr. Kevin Lyness, program director of the AUNE Marriage and Family Therapy PhD Program, is co-chairing the 2016 Groves Conference on Marriage and Family on
Professional staff at AUNE internship and practicum sites are now eligible for a $10,000 master’s degree scholarship. The scholarship supports new students in Antioch University
Helping clients who have been through trauma often exacts an emotional toll on mental health clinicians themselves. Antioch University New England’s (AUNE) Applied Psychology Department
Lauren Lisembee, a dance/movement therapy student in the Department of Applied Psychology, recently delivered 260 toiletry items to Amirah Inc. in Boston, the result of
Students in the Department of Applied Psychology have launched a new groupthe Student Wellness Association, dedicated to the advancement of student wellness and self-care strategies.
All AUNE students are warmly invited to a town hall meeting to share what’s on your minds. Steve Jones, AUNE president, and Melinda Treadwell, AUNE’s
We’ve reduced the tuition rate for our Marriage & Family Therapy Certificate program. Now it’s more affordable and accessible than ever. Working professionals with a
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