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The Rwandan Genocide of 1994, which lasted approximately 100 days, left a horrifyingly enduring legacy in its wake. The extensive trauma found in the aftermath of an estimated 800,000 to one million murders; 75,000 children...
While the most common form of bullying is “emotional bullying”— do you know the warning signs or best practices if your child is being bullied? Verna Oliva, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, The Chicago School’s D.C. Campus...
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CHICAGO, Oct., 30, 2024 – The Chicago School’s proposed Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine (IllinoisCOM) has joined a pilot program offered by the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) to support its progress...
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March 17 event will explore methods that help promote individual and community empowerment WHAT: “Resiliency and Healing in the Aftermath of Violence in Marginalized Communities” Cultural Impact Conference. Presented by The Chicago School, a leading...
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Dr. Michelle Cutler, associate professor in the Chicago Campus’ Clinical Psy.D. department, offered her expertise on how parents and other caretakers of children can teach them self-compassion by modeling it themselves, thus giving them the...
Chicago Campus Clinical Psy.D. alum Summer Rose, Psy.D. was interviewed by Dallas NPR station KERA about how to talk to children about racial violence....
The Chicago School’s Organizational Leadership doctoral student Stephanie Barnes Taylor offers her advice about New Year’s resolutions in this blog post. The leadership coach advises against making them at all, advocating instead for changing actions....
The Chicago School was founded on the belief that multicultural awareness and cultural sensitivity are essential to the successful practice of professional psychology. But the definition of diversity three decades ago has changed as much...