Stephanie Tickner, administrative coordinator in the Management department at Antioch University New England, was recently profiled in Fiddleheads magazine. From her childhood in New England to her career at Antioch,…
Cultural Humility, Psychoanalysis, and Diversity: How They Work Together in Clinical Practice
The Department of Clinical Psychology was delighted to have Anton H. Hart, PhD present on Engaging Racial and Other Diversities in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Curiosity Over Competence at this year’s Field…
Existential and Relational Aspects of Life: Loss and Grief
Loss and grief have been areas of research, writing, and practice for Lorraine Mangione. She will be offering a full-day workshop at Rhode Island Psychological Association entitled Navigating through Loss…
Psychology Moving Forward into A More Diverse World: Dr. Roysircar and the Multicultural Guidelines
Gargi Roysircar, retired Clinical Psychology professor, and APA Task Force colleagues who wrote the 2017 APA Multicultural Guidelines, have published its executive summary in the February issue of the American…
Antioch Grad Interviewed on WGBH’s PBS NewsHour Shares Program
Sasha Purpura, MBA ’11, Executive Director of Food for Free, was interviewed on WGBH’s PBS NewsHour Shares program on February 6. Food For Free, a food rescue group based in…
Tragedy, Resilience, PTSD: Healing After an Abduction?
Our 2015 graduate, Dr. Ted Green, now in Wisconsin at Gundersen Health System, commented on the situation of Jayme Closs who recently escaped after being held by a kidnapper for…
AUNE Alumni Quoted in Daily Hampshire Gazette
AUNE Alumna Ruth Folchman, PsyD ’04, was recently quoted in an article about New Year’s resolutions in the Daily Hampshire Gazette. In the article, “When it comes to New Year’s…
Dr. Gargi Roysircar Receives Top Award from the APA Committee on International Relations in Psychology
Dr. Gargi Roysircar-Sodowsky has been named recipient of the American Psychological Association (APA) 2019 International Humanitarian Award for her mental health and service work with underserved populations impacted by disasters….
Disruption and Innovation: Several Faculty and Students Present at NCSPP’s Annual Conference
Kathi Borden, Lorraine Mangione, and Elizabeth Fuss (Year III PsyD student) are doing Women at Work as Disruptors and Innovators which will look at women in the workplace through a…
Journey through Darkness in Springsteen’s Work and in Psychology
Lorraine Mangione and Donna Luff have had an article about Bruce Springsteen’s women fans accepted in a multi-disciplinary journal, Interdisciplinary Literary Studies: A Journal of Criticism and Theory. The journal…
7 Ways to Motivate Action for Climate Resilience
from the Center for Climate Preparedness and Community Resilience While the majority of the American public know the climate is changing and say they are concerned about the impacts, action…
GIS Connects GEOGRAPHY
Each day, significant and key decisions are being made thanks to data from Geographic Information Systems (GIS). GIS is a powerful platform for understanding and planning our world. With GIS…