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When Hye Ree Ahn began her studies at Adler University, she never anticipated that her graduate experience would one day connect to the legacy of a student she had never met. Yet as her training deepened, she found herself drawn to the same questions, values, and commitments that shaped Tiffany Gee’s journey.
Beginning in Spring 2026, Adler University will expand its CACREP-accredited Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education and Supervision (DCES) to include an online virtually synchronous option and three new emphases.
The book explores core topics such as the effects of psychoactive substances, assessment and diagnosis, treatment modalities, and ethical considerations
“Turning resistance into resilience: Adler professor reimagines therapy for change-resistant clients.”
– Fred Hanna
Professor and Co-Founder
For nearly two decades, Alyssa Keel, Ph.D., carried a dream she wasn’t sure she’d ever realize: completing her doctoral degree. Between a full-time job and motherhood, she knew it wouldn’t come easily.
Mental Health Awareness Month offers a moment to reflect, care for ourselves, and contribute to a broader conversation about mental health and well-being.
During the IFTA Congress, he did not just present research — Ocampo shared his intersectional experiences as a Mexican immigrant raised in the U.S., a Catholic priest committed to addressing injustices, and a CFT doctoral student being trained to be both a skilled clinician and a morally accountable pastoral leader.