Kathy McKay and Villeena Villantheran, students in the Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) program in Vancouver are providing counseling services for youth ages 12 to 26 through a partnership with the Chilliwack Youth Health Centre and the University of Fraser Valley.
Debbie Clelland, Ph.D., core faculty in the Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology and Master of Counselling Psychology programs at Adler University in Vancouver, was recently featured in an article about the psychological impacts of climate change.
Adler University’s Vancouver Campus cohosted an On the Table BC event on September 26 in collaboration with the Vancouver Foundation.
Adler University Chair of the Board of Trustees Joy MacPhail was recently chosen to chair Canada’s Expert Panel on Future Housing Supply
Alyson Jones, M.A. ’96, an Adler University alumna, adjunct professor, and therapist in Vancouver, shared her professional insight with CTV News Vancouver
Journalist Charlie Smith from the Georgia Straight spotted Adler University’s float at the Vancouver Pride Parade on August 4.
Vancouver Campus graduate Meredith MacKenzie, founder of Parallel Wellness, received her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology and focuses on individual, couple, and family therapy.
Joy MacPhail, Chair of the Adler University Board of Trustees, published an op-ed in the Vancouver Sun addressing the British Columbia’s new 10-year vision for mental health and addictions care.
Adler University’s Vancouver Campus celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day, which takes place in Canada on June 21 every year, by coming together as a community for a day of action.
Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Janet Austin attended one of two events for Adler University’s Campaign for Social Justice, a dinner atop the Rennie Museum in Vancouver, along with Chair of the Adler University Board of Trustees Joy MacPhail.
Ros Clark Best, a graduate of the Master of Counselling Psychology program in Vancouver, was recently profiled in the Spring 2019 issue of the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors’ Insights Magazine.
Ailey Jolie, M.A. ’18, is a clinical trauma therapist based in Vancouver.