When I was asked to write an article about “marriage counseling” two things immediately came to mind. First of all, we are generally more inclined to refer to it as “couples therapy” these days, particularly in the world of clinical psychology and also in deference to the growing body of
National Coming Out Day (NCOD) commemorates the second March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights (for more history). As October 11th (NCOD) approaches, I find myself thinking about my own coming out process, as well as the thousands of people across the country who will celebrate NCOD. I wonder
Humanistic psychology is one of many orientations to psychology. It is one that considers the whole person and looks at the positive resources each individual possesses to live life fully. I did not know I was a humanistic psychologist until I began to study the concepts and values inherent in
One of the problems with addiction is that it comes with its own built-in denial system. Every now and then, an addict/alcoholic will have a moment of clarity, a moment where the denial fades away for just a short time. These are usually based around events that are painful, or
Welcome to the Michigan School of Professional Psychology! Administration, faculty, service and support staff has been laying the groundwork for your arrival. We want to assure all of you that your education is our number one priority. I hope engagement this year stimulates your curiosity and enhances your process of
With So Many Subfields of Psychology, Where Do I Fit? There are many subfields of psychology and, for prospective students; it can be difficult to determine which subfield is “the best fit.” While researching the various available subfields and graduate programs in psychology, students are often confronted with contradictory information
Not surprisingly, sexual minorities are at higher risk for mental health disorders. Gay youth ages 14-21 are significantly more likely to report depression and anxiety then their straight peers. Substance abuse within these groups is often double, triple or even quadruple the rates found in the heterosexual population. And in
In today’s court of public opinion we often find mental illness associated with acts of violence. Highly publicized mass killings, such as the horrific Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown Connecticut last year, often cause the public to associate mental illness with acts of violence. As mental health professionals
The MSP Alumni Association will sponsor a monthly Case Conferencing evening for practicing professionals. This will be an opportunity for clinicians to seek ideas, insights, and perspectives on difficult, complex, or otherwise challenging cases with a cadre of experienced colleagues. The format of the case conference will be an informal
The Michigan School of Professional Psychology presents: An Evening with Jeffrey Kottler April 30, 2013, 7:00 pm*RSVP RequiredMichigan School of Professional Psychology26811 Orchard Lake RoadFarmington Hills, MI 48334Suggested Donation $25, Students $15 Jeffrey Kottler is one of the most prolific authors in the fields of psychology and education, having written
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