Geoff Bathje, Ph.D., core faculty for the Master of Arts in Counseling: Specialization in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program in Chicago and an expert on harm reduction, was featured in an article regarding his views on integrating the use of a new smartphone app to reduce opioid overdoses.
Kristina Brown, Ph.D., Chair of the Couple and Family Therapy Department at Adler University was interviewed by the Chicago Tribune for a story on family relationships.
Fred Hanna, Ph.D., Director of the Ph.D. in Counselor Education & Supervision program in Chicago, recently joined The Thoughtful Counselor as a guest on their Theory of Change podcast.
Geoff Bathje, Ph.D., core faculty for the Adler University Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, helped organize a survey of the Chicago mayoral candidates about their views on the opioid crisis and harm reduction, which was featured in a Chicago Tribune story.
Charley Jauss, M.A. ’18, a graduate of the Master of Arts in Counseling: Specialization in Sport and Health Psychology program in Chicago, joined Major League Baseball (MLB) as the Arizona Diamondbacks’ Mental Skills Coach.
Joseph Troiani, Ph.D., a licensed clinical drug counselor and a professor at Adler University’s Online Campus, was featured in an NPR Illinois story discussing the relationship between opioid use and suicide.
Adler University President Raymond E. Crossman, Ph.D., wrote an article for the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges sharing the essential principles that the University uses to develop a high-impact board.
Geoff Bathje, Ph.D., core faculty for the Adler University Clinical Mental Health Counseling program in Chicago, shared his views on integrating psychedelics into safe contexts in a Vox story.
Elissa McNicholas, a graduate of the Masters in Counseling: Art Therapy program in Chicago was featured on Medium. In the interview, McNicholas shared her personal connection to the arts and art therapy.
Rachel D. Miller, a Chicago Campus student in the Doctorate of Philosophy in Couple and Family Therapy program, was featured in a U.S. News & World Report story about doctorate degrees and why students choose to pursue them.
For the November/December issue of Family Therapy Magazine, Cherry Tolbert, M.A., a student in the Ph.D. in Couple and Family Therapy program, wrote a letter to her fellow Black therapists about the importance of coming together and checking in on each other.
Kristina Brown, Ph.D., LMFT, joined The 21st, a talk radio show on Illinois Public Media, for a discussion about mental health during the holidays. The show explored topics such as dealing with holiday stress, coping with loss during the holidays.