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PsyD Student's Internship Supports Interdisciplinary Patient Care

March 26, 2026

Future clinical psychologist Yadeni Alemayehu (PsyD '27) will gain hands-on experience through a PCOM internship and interdisciplinary training.

PCOM Employee Donates Kidney to Stranger

March 13, 2026

Guided by compassion, a PCOM project manager donates a kidney through a living donor program to someone she never met.

Holding Space for Healing in Times of Change

March 1, 2026

Tracy Ransom, PsyD ’10, helps patients navigate grief, identity and healing after surgery through rehabilitation psychology and team-based care.

One Dean's Personal Connection to Rare Disease Day

February 27, 2026

Missy Terlecki, PhD, dean of PCOM's School of Professional and Applied Psychology, shares her family's journey navigating a rare disease diagnosis.

Women's Sleep Health Group Addresses Chronic Insomnia

February 12, 2026

PCOM Psychological Services offers a CBT-I sleep group for women with chronic insomnia, providing evidence-based support to improve sleep and well-being.

Faculty Weigh In on Rising Use of AI Chatbot Therapy in Teens

January 20, 2026

PCOM psychology faculty discuss the benefits and boundaries of teenagers turning to AI chatbots for emotional support.

PCOM Expands Pediatric Behavioral Services

January 16, 2026

PCOM provides pediatric behavioral and school-based psychology care for parents, caregivers, teachers and more through its PPS office.

How to Reset Your Circadian Rhythm Post-Daylight Savings

October 31, 2025

Sleep health expert Dr. Jacqueline Kloss provides several strategies to help mitigate the effects of turning the clocks back on November 2.

PCOM Advances Women's Health with New Psychology Services

October 31, 2025

The Reproductive Psychology Clinic and the Sleep Group for Women provide specialized care for women throughout life transitions.

Pediatric Feeding and Neurodiversity: A Whole-Person Approach

September 26, 2025

PCOM's Morgan Heiser, PsyD '25, is a pediatric psychology fellow working with individuals with pediatric feeding and neurodevelopmental disorders.

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