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PCOM Faculty Research Named One of ACES' Most-Read Articles

August 7, 2025

A behavioral health training article co-authored by Drs. Corbin and Schmoyer-Edmiston has earned top honors.

Help Your Family Beat the Post-Vacation Blues

July 30, 2025

PCOM's Dr. Jessica Kendorski explains that feeling a post-getaway slump is normal and provides tips for beating post vacation depression.

Shacambria Wright, MS/MHC '25 | PCOM

May 13, 2025

Mental health counseling student Shacambria Wright shares her journey to counseling, balancing graduate school, full-time work, and raising five daughters.

How CBT Helps Positively Transform Thinking, Emotions, and Actions

November 12, 2024

In CBT, therapists help clients reframe their thoughts, manage distressing emotions, and modify behaviors to achieve personal growth and wellness.

PCOM Students to Present at 56th Annual PCA Conference

July 17, 2024

Melissa Peters (MS/MHC '25) and Sarah Fox (PsyD '26) will lead an educational session on counseling women with incurable STIs at the 56th PCA conference.

Corbin Featured in American Counseling Association Magazine

July 9, 2024

The award-winning ACA magazine is recognized as a leading resource in the counseling field, reaching a broad audience of mental health professionals.

Illuminating the Importance of Mental Health Awareness

May 9, 2024

Mental Health Awareness Month serves as an opportunity to underscore the significance of mental health and wellness in people's lives.

Associate Counselor License Provides Path for Better Opportunities

April 24, 2024

A new provisional license for counselors is expected to provide new counseling graduates with better pay and expanded job opportunities.

Exploring the Journal of Integrated Primary Care

March 4, 2024

Dr. Lent and Dr. DiTomasso joined the PCOM Perspectives podcast to discuss the recently published free, open-access Journal of Integrated Primary Care.

'When the Mountain Is High, Climb It'

February 12, 2024

Dr. Kerri Newton shares how her upbringing and values shape her commitment to mental health advocacy and breaking down barriers in counseling.

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