As the seasons slowly begin to change from winter to spring, students may find themselves in the midst of a mid-year slump. With there still being a few weeks before second semester finals and the realization that the year (or for full-time MA students their entire program) is halfway over
I want to address the events that took place last night at Michigan State University. In short, a tragedy of this magnitude undoubtedly affects all of us. The proximity of what happened and the likelihood that some of us might be directly affected in some way is significant. Although my thoughts and
This post was originally shared on May 25th, 2022, and was updated on February 14th following the events that took place on the campus of Michigan State University. Since the start of 2023 the United States has suffered tremendous loss of life due to mass casualty shootings. This includes the
Black History Month is observed across the United States each February. It is a time to honor the accomplishments of the Black Community, reflect on historic struggles, and celebrate Black culture. Although these things should be discussed and celebrated all year round, Black History Month serves as a dedicated time
Self-care is important all year round but between finishing projects, studying for finals, and preparing for the holidays, it can be easy for it to fall through the cracks this time of year. Now that winter break is here, take the time to re-invest in yourself through self-care. Remember self-care
Evidence-Based Interventions (EBI) are an important tool for any clinical psychologist. EBIs are therapeutic practices that have been empirically proven to be effective in treating at least one condition. Due to the large number of EBIs and the training required to properly implement them many clinicians choose to specialize in
Native American Heritage Month* is observed every November to honor the rich culture and traditions of Native Americans. It’s also a time to celebrate Native culture through the exploration of art, music, food, and more. While the contributions, accomplishments, and culture of Native Americans should be acknowledged and celebrated all
Participation in military combat leaves veterans at a greater risk for mental illness and the uniqueness of military culture requires clinicians to take special considerations when serving this population. The MSP student body includes active-duty and military veterans. Our students and alumni also work with veterans in a variety of
Structural racism is the embedding of discriminatory practices within societal institutions that result in privileging white people while perpetuating deeply ingrained inequities among historically marginalized groups. Throughout the 2022-2023 school year we will host events offering opportunities to learn about ways in which structural racism affects all of us. Whether
The Cereta Perry Scholarship honors Cereta Perry, PhD, co-founder of MSP, and her contributions to both alumni and diversity. The scholarship was established in her name for the purpose of recruiting diverse students to MSP. It is awarded at the beginning of each school year to a promising incoming student in each program who
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