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Alum receives Fulbright Scholarship
2019 I/O Psychology graduate Andrew Currey is one of the lucky 2,100 students awarded the Fulbright Scholarship for the 2019-2020 academic year. The post Alum receives Fulbright Scholarship appeared...
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When to seek marriage counseling
Dr. Joshua Wyner encourages couples to approach a therapist as early as before getting married, as it allows the couple to explore the ways they interact effectively early and get ahead of any issues...
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Bullying: Helping the victim and the perpetrator
Across cultures and countries, we've seen that 50% of people report being bullied. Both the victim and perpetrator need help. The post Bullying: Helping the victim and the perpetrator appeared first on...
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President’s Blog: Health Inequality
The quality of our health is about more than good genes. It is about lifelong access to the factors that contribute to our general well being. The post President’s Blog: Health Inequality appeared...
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Ed Tech Hour: Introduction to the podcast
Learn more about our podcast series launched to provide people a more in-depth understanding of the field of educational psychology and technology. The post Ed Tech Hour: Introduction to the podcast...
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Ed Tech Hour: Episode 1 – Dr. Helen Crompton
Dr. Helen Crompton is an international expert in the field of educational technology. Her research has focused on mobile learning resulting in the United Nations officially naming her as one of nine...
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The Chicago School’s Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program at Xavier...
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology at Xavier University Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program (TCSPP@XULA) earned national Accreditation on Contingency from the American Psychological...
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Ed Tech Hour: Episode 2 – Zach Ingrasci
Zach Ingrasci is a humanitarian, activist, and filmmaker who has had worked on the front lines to fight for human rights, and most recently focused his work on the immigration system. The post Ed Tech...
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From Private Practice to Advocate for the Chronically Ill
Overcoming a rare, life-threatening illness inspired TCSPP alum Dr. N. Karen Thames to leave a lucrative private practice to build her own non-profit foundation. The post From Private Practice to...
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Taking care of business
Real-world experience is on tap for students at the Dallas Campus’ upcoming Social Impact Day for grassroots nonprofits and small businesses. The post Taking care of business appeared first on Insight...
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Los Angeles Campus Grand Opening at New Location
The Los Angeles Campus of the The Chicago School started its Fall Term in a new location, welcoming students to a 38,000 square feet space in the Aon Center at 707 Wilshire. The post Los Angeles Campus...
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A blueprint for creating change in schools
School Psychology professor Dr. Rachel Losoff offers a blueprint for schools to meet the challenges of increased academic pressure and increased mental health needs of students. The post A blueprint...
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Helping Rwandan Genocide Survivors
Breye Mata, explains her initiative to help young victims of Rwandan genocide over come PTSD. The Chicago School is proud of her work. Watch more. The post Helping Rwandan Genocide Survivors appeared...
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Lets Talk About Suicide
More people in the United States die every day from suicide than homicide. The post Lets Talk About Suicide appeared first on Insight Digital Magazine.
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Presidents Blog: Integrated Health
In 1999, Surgeon General David Satcher issued a report highlighting this interdependence and concluding that there is “No Health Without Mental Health.” The post Presidents Blog: Integrated Health...
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Washington, D.C. Campus to cap off commencement season
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) (OCTOBER 22, 2019) The Washington, D.C. Campus will celebrate graduation on October 25th at Lisner Auditorium-GWU. More than 170 graduates from both the Washington, D.C. and Online...
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Physician assistant vs. nurse practitioner: What’s the difference?
Nurse practitioners and physician assistants provide care in a nation that is short of doctors. But what are the differences between the two? The post Physician assistant vs. nurse practitioner: What’s...
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Why Now Is The Right Time to Pursue an Online Counseling Degree
More than a quarter of students in higher education are taking at least one online course. The post Why Now Is The Right Time to Pursue an Online Counseling Degree appeared first on Insight Digital...
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