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Words, Memories, Thinking, Feeling
Radiolab[i] featured a program recently about words – or rather, about the absence of words. The program explores many questions: What happens when words are turned off in the brain? What would happen if somehow words never made their way
Psi Chi Outreach at the VA Hospital of Ann Arbor
On November 29th, students from Psi Chi at MSP attended an outreach event at the United States Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) Hospital in Ann Arbor. The Veterans Health Administration is led by the United States Department of Veterans and
Year-End Reflections
As this year comes to a close, so too is my first semester at Michigan School of Professional Psychology. This program has been a gift in my life as well as in the lives of my cohorts. At the end
Annual HAVEN Gift Giveaway Volunteer Experience
The Psi Chi at MSP chapter organized eight students and staff members to volunteer at the Annual HAVEN Gift Giveaway on December 9th. HAVEN is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping domestic violence and sexual assault victims. The Annual HAVEN
The Physiology of Change: Using Tai Chi to support the Mind/Body connection
Tools for healing outside of the therapy hour are something I’m always on the lookout for. The nytimes.com recently ran an article[i] that described a study pairing Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Tai Chi (TC) to help treat patients who
Reflections from President Blau
Here is the holiday edition of the 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. December has always struck me as an
