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From training to career: In increasing access to care, community health settings play outsize role

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Stories | 11.11.24

Adler alum leads charge in guiding the future of Army psychology

Earlier this year, Adler University alum Maj. Amy Thrasher, Psy.D., was selected to lead the training and education of future Army psychologists at one of the U.S. Army’s Clinical Psychology Internship Program.

Stories | 11.08.24

Adler students and faculty examine intersection of DEI and AI in new textbook

The chapter examines how AI can both advance and challenge DEI initiatives. AI’s integration in human resource management promises increased productivity and efficiency but poses risks of perpetuating biases if not managed carefully.

Stories | 11.01.24

From Sri Lanka to Canada: MPPA graduate aims to support nonprofits, communities

Mirza is reflecting on her higher education journey that took her from Sri Lanka to Canada, the biggest challenge she faced as an international student, the highlights of her time in the MPPA program, and some advice for current and future students at Adler.

Stories | 10.30.24

Reimagining leadership through love and empowerment: A dissertation journey

I wrote my dissertation with love and empowerment — and to all the young women of colour I have had the honour of teaching, you further inspired and clarified my vision of a better tomorrow for us all. 

Stories | 10.28.24

For Vancouver commencement speaker, event offers perfect chance to reflect, celebrate, and share advice

One of the pieces of advice Anushka Jindal wants to remind her fellow graduates is simple: Do not put limits on your own potential. Their newly earned degrees are about to, if it hasn’t, open doors.

Stories | 10.21.24

From drag to art therapy: Graduate sets sights on creating spaces of healing

Similar to the way drag can create spaces that allow historically marginalized people to feel safe, Eme Swaggthorne feels that the field of art therapy can do the same.

Stories | 10.17.24

To advocate for Chicago’s immigrant communities, Psy.D. student joins the city’s New Americans Advisory Council

For Farrah Beidas, it’s an opportunity to utilize her newfound knowledge and expertise in mental health to benefit newly arrived immigrants and refugees in the city.

Stories | 10.15.24

From childhood dream to reality: Online graduate seeks to use doctorate to improve workplace culture

Since the third grade, Jennifer Pierson, Ph.D., has always known her answer when people asked what she wanted to be when she grew up: a psychologist.

Stories | 10.09.24

Adler commencement speaker to inspire Chicago, Online graduates to lead with purpose

Dr. Tahani Abdallah will be this year’s student speaker during the Chicago and Online campuses’ commencement ceremony at the Chicago Theatre on Sunday, Oct. 27.

Stories | 10.07.24

For international student, Adlerian summer school program is a way to recharge and live the Adlerian theory

Shuli Zheng began attending the International Committee for Adlerian Summer Schools and Institutes program, which gives attendees a chance to network with fellow mental health practitioners and take courses from renowned Adlerian experts. ICASSI is a nonprofit educational organization that aims to help professionals and students learn the teachings of Alfred Adler and Rudolf Dreikurs.

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