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Reflection on the 2nd Annual Psychology Research Symposium
MSP Psi Chi hosted the 2nd Annual Psychology Research Symposium on Friday, April 29 at MSP. A clinical training for working with the LGBTQ population, taught by Rachel Crandall, LMSW, was held just before the conference. Dr. Ellen Fedon-Keyt, PhD,
Reflections from President Blau: A Promising Future
Our monthly blog feature from MSP President, Dr. Diane Blau, discussing what’s on her mind and in her heart regarding MSP and the field of professional psychology. Recently I attended a middle school concert. I saw gleaming eyes and
Faculty Spotlight – Dr. Kevin Keenan
Kevin Keenan, PhD is core faculty at MSP, teaching classes in the doctoral program. Where did you grow up? Buffalo, NY What or who influenced you to study psychology? My Psych 101 professor. I had been an engineering student, but I
Mindfulness-based Pain Management
There are some areas of healthcare that allude adequate treatment and cure, leaving patients struggling to find relief. Chronic pain is one of them. Chronic pain affects 100 million people in the U.S. per year, reaching $630 billion in lost
Research & Presentations
Members of the MSP community participate in scholarship activities. It is an integral element of professional development. The following scholarship activities are highlighted: Dr. Diane Blau (MSP President) and Dr. Lee Bach (Core Faculty) will be presenting “Exploration of Self
Where Culture And Substance Abuse Intersect
I come from a family with a proud legacy of activism, education, and leadership. Unfortunately, like many families, part of that legacy also includes addiction. I was shielded from much of that as a child, but as an adolescent I
