Marina Bluvshtein, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Adlerian Practice and Scholarship at Adler University, was recently featured in Medium’s Authority Magazine series, “How to Develop Mindfulness and Serenity During Uncertain Times.”
Adler University President Raymond E. Crossman, Ph.D., joined a roundtable discussion on April 2 to share thoughts on how higher education leaders can help navigate institutions through the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the spirit of social interest and community, several Adler University experts have shared advice for maintaining good mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vancouver Campus graduate and adjunct professor Alyson Jones, M.A. ’96, was featured on CTV after the sudden passing of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gigi.
Clinical counselor Alyson Jones, M.A. ’96, was featured on CTV Morning Live in a segment called “How to Resolve Family Conflict.”
Tabasom Eblaghie, M.A. ’06, a graduate of the Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology program in Vancouver, was featured on CBC News following the plane crash in Iran that killed all 176 people on board.
Alyson Jones, M.A. ’96, was featured in a CTV news segment about the showing of a graphic Netflix documentary at a high school
Esha Chakraborti, a Vancouver Campus graduate of the Master of Counselling Psychology program and current student in the Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) program, wrote an article that was featured in the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors’ Insights Magazine.
Adler University’s definition of Socially Responsible Practice was featured in the Kenosha News
Yasaman Madanikia, a graduate of the Master of Counselling Psychology: Art Therapy program in Vancouver, was recently nominated for the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce 2019 Business Excellence Awards’ Young Professional of the Year.
Adler University has partnered with Lookout Housing and Health Society to provide community-focused mental health services in New West and Vancouver.
Adler University Vancouver alumna Salima Versi presented, “’My religion is not for self-harm’: Faith as a source of healing in instances of spiritual abuse”