There’s no doubt that COVID-19 has caused us great uncertainty. The situation seems to change daily and many are experiencing increased feelings of anxiety, fear, and depression. Clinical Psychology Associate Professor Dr. Michelle Cutler offers some advice on how to cope during this time.Â
Keeping "normal" is not always possible. It is important for parents to be forgiving of themselves and of their kids during this time. It helps to...build in some new rituals-- like going out to wave to the neighbors at a certain time.Â
More than thirty faculty and nearly twenty students from The Chicago School presented on more than forty topics at the APA Convention.
Dr. Garrison shared his thoughts about the new Dallas Campus programs as well as the growing need for multi-disciplined health care professionals.
Talking about mental health can be challenging for many, and often carries a stigma. Fortunately, there are small steps we...
COVID-19 has forced parents to step into the role as teachers and create homeschooling systems during quarantine. Now, in addition...
It can be challenging to know what to do in moments of adversity. Student Tyler Baldwin saw his challenges as ...
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.








