Can having hobbies really boost your well-being? Adler expert weighs in.

Tomeka McGee-Holloway, Psy.D., ATR, shares with Real Simple how hobbies can reduce stress, improve optimism, and even ease symptoms of depression.

Adler professor shares insight on the motherhood penalty in the workplace

Rachel Diamond, Ph.D., LMFT, assistant professor and clinical training director in the Department of Couple and Family Therapy, authored a piece for Psychology Today exploring how society penalizes working moms for having kids and rewards fathers.

Adler professor shares insight on navigating postpartum depression

3 ways birth trauma is a unique type of traumatic event. Adler expert weighs in.

Rachel Diamond, Ph.D., LMFT, assistant professor and clinical training director in the Department of Couple and Family Therapy, authored a piece for Psychology Today about how birth trauma is a unique type of traumatic event.

Am I raising a people pleaser? Adler professor shares the signs.

Adjunct Faculty Wendy Kovacs Cortes, Ph.D., LMFT, offers insight in a Scary Mommy article about signs you’re raising a people pleaser.

Looking into the CIA’s Operation Midnight Climax: Associate Professor shares insight

NBC Nightly News spotlights University partnership with Chicago-based After School Matters

Adler professor shares insight on when parents should discuss make-believe with their children

Postpartum depression in men: Adler professor shares insight and potential symptoms

Grieving the end of a relationship: Adler professor shares insight for moving on after a breakup

In an Oct. 13 article in PsychCentral, Adler University associate professor Cadmona Hall, Ph.D., offers some insight when processing the end of a relationship.

What Is Perinatal OCD? Adler professor and perinatal mental health expert explains

Dr. Diamond highlights the signs and symptoms of P-OCD, which affects 7% to 11% of women during the perinatal period, and the effective medication and non-medication approaches its treatment.

Domestic Violence Prevention Awareness Month event features Adler doctoral candidate

Rachel D. Miller will be the keynote speaker of “One Thing: Speak Up, Speak Out.”