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Enhancing Life Coaching Skills With Positive Psychology

December 22, 2022

Learn how positive psychology can help you enhance your life coaching skills by growing your knowledge of psychology and how people function.

How to Thrive During Holidays with Families

December 22, 2022

Scott Glassman, PsyD '13, shares tips on to thrive during stressful family gatherings through reflection, visualization, and mindfulness.

How to Beat the Winter Blues

December 16, 2022

For some, cold temperatures and less sunlight may lead to feelings of sadness. Stephanie Felgoise, PhD, shares tips for alleviating seasonal depression.

McCloskey Receives National Honor for Educational Therapy

December 8, 2022

George McCloskey, PhD, was recently awarded the Dorothy Ungerleider Award from the Association of Educational Therapists.

Four Tips for Helping Children Manage Holiday Stress

December 1, 2022

PCOM psychology expert Jessica Kendorski, PhD, offers four tips to help children manage holiday stress related to changes in routines and traditions.

Anja Dietrich (EdS) Shares Her Student Story

September 14, 2022

Anja Dietrich explains why she chose PCOM and how the EdS program is preparing her for a career in school psychology.

It's a Sign: Graduate Sees Her Name in Lights

August 31, 2022

The story of Kristine Smalls, a recent Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) graduate, and the graduation gift from her mother has gone viral.

Student Stories: Nya Murray (MS/MHC)

June 23, 2022

Hear Nya Murray's story of her calling to become a mental health professional and the path that led her to PCOM's master's in Mental Health Counseling program.

Students Participate in Advocacy Day

May 3, 2022

The Department of Clinical Psychology hosted its annual Advocacy Day, an event that strives to promote interprofessional education among PCOM students.

A Humble Genius

April 14, 2022

Beloved professor David Festinger, PhD, is remembered as an amazing instructor and researcher—and an even better person.

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