Becoming an adlerian

Explore stories, reflections, and features that capture what it means to become an Adlerian. Learn about the experiences, values, and voices that shape our community and its commitment to social justice.

An older man with thinning hair wearing a dark polo shirt stands against a plain light Grey background, facing the camera and smiling slightly—an Outstanding International Psychologist recognized by the American Psychological Association.

Neal Rubin, Ph.D., ABPP, named 2026 Outstanding International Psychologist by the Society for Global Psychology of the American Psychological Association

For decades, Neal Rubin, Ph.D., ABPP, has dedicated his career to advancing psychology, championing human rights, mentoring future professionals, and building meaningful connections across borders. That lifelong commitment has now earned him one of the field’s highest international Honours. 

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A Psy.D. student stands smiling next to a research poster titled “Violent-Context Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in Juvenile Justice-Involved Youth,” displayed at a Chicago conference.

From Nebraska research lab to Chicago conference: Psy.D. student Autumn Hanson’s journey

Autumn Hanson presented her neuropsychology-based research at the 13th annual Association of Chicagoland Externship and Practicum Training (ACEPT) Conference at National Louis University on May 1, where she placed third overall. 

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A man with a short beard and mustache, wearing a light Grey blazer and blue shirt, sits in front of a bookshelf and white wall—possibly preparing for an ICCP 2026 event or representing Adler University in Nigeria.

“We just have to be willing to see it”: Dr. Olanrewaju’s United Nations Psychology Day Presentation

On any given morning across the globe, headlines paint a vivid picture. Boarders crossed, families fractured, lives interrupted, displaced, and rewritten. For the average reader, these stories are fleeting. For Moshood Olanrewaju, Ph.D., they are anything but.

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A woman with long dark hair and a purple blouse smiles at the camera while standing indoors in front of blurred arched windows, radiating confidence often seen in executive support roles.
September 8, 2025

Peer coaching Programme strengthens executive functioning support

A person with short, light hair wearing a blue and Grey sweater stands indoors with city buildings in the background—perhaps one of the dedicated scholarship applicants hoping for the Quintana Last Mile Scholarship.
September 2, 2025

Applicants sought for the Quintana Last Mile Scholarship

Janna Henning
July 29, 2025

Adler University recognizes Janna A. Henning, Psy.D., as the 2025 recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award

Photo of students discussing at ERC Farms
July 22, 2025

From pasture to Practise: Adler students tap into animal-assisted therapy

Photo of Moshood Olanrewaju
June 23, 2025

‘Gathering in the Motherland’: Adler University professor leads ICCP 2026 in Nigeria

Portrait of Sadie "Tee" Dreikurs" by Leon Garland
May 14, 2025

Adler University unveils three donated Adlerian paintings by Sadie Dreikurs, Leon Garland

Image of medications
April 25, 2025

Psychopharmacology in Practise: Preparing students to navigate medication and mental health

Photo of Big Muddy graduates
April 24, 2025

Adler University celebrates commencement of first-ever undergraduates at Big Muddy River Correctional Centre

Photo of Megan Allcock and Shazia Imran
April 10, 2025

Adler University students, faculty trade knowledge at 2025 International Family Therapy Association conference

Logo of the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology, featuring six abstract human figures forming a circular pattern, surrounded by the organization's name—symbolizing changemaking at every NASAP conference.
March 25, 2025

Adler University President Lisa Coleman to give keynote address at NASAP’s 73rd Annual Conference

Photo of Jordyn Klingbeil
December 9, 2024

Adler alum keeps the mental health conversation going

A pixelated, blue-toned image shows a close-up of a person's face, with the left side more visible and the right side fading into the background—evoking a sense of legacy reminiscent of Alfred Adler’s influence.
November 25, 2024

New series explores Adlerian approaches to common mental health challenges

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