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Karyna Shea Strickland, Ph.D., LPC, CSC (she/her/hers) has joined Adler University as an assistant professor and the program director of the on-ground Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) program in Chicago. In her role at Adler University, Dr. Strickland aims to build upon CMHC’s strong foundation through innovative curriculum development that reflects […]
Sandra Kakacek, Ed.D., associate professor and training director in the Department of Counseling and Integrated Programs at Adler University, shares insight on the benefits of equine-assisted therapy with Fodor’s Travel.
Mark Bilkey, Psy.D., associate chair of the Department of Counseling and Integrated Programs, shares insight about caring for abusive parents with Chicago Caregiving Magazine.
The My Brother’s Keeper Initiative at Adler University launches with a $150,000 grant from the Hearst Foundation.
Both degrees open up career paths that offer exciting opportunities to help others and change the world, but there are some critical differences.
Dr. Wade-Ball discusses her fellowship experience, what the Adler community can take away from the guide, and why other faculty members should consider becoming a Diversity Faculty Fellow.
In the Aug. 8 episode of Illinois Public Media’s The 21st Show, Geoff Bathje, Ph.D., Adler University associate professor in clinical mental health counseling, was among the guests to discuss the use of psychoactive drugs to treat anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Listen to the interview here.
Those seeking help during a mental health crisis or are experiencing suicidal thoughts in the U.S. can simply text or call the numbers 9-8-8. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services launched July 16 the new three-digit 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — similar to the 911 emergency number. Its goal: to make it […]
Chicago Campus student Maria Guevara has spent the last eight years working at Lawndale Christian Health Center. Her work in health care has helped her realize the importance of mental health care and the need to treat the whole patient.
Chicago Campus Assistant Professor Tiffany Stoner-Harris, Ph.D., will be honored in the YWCA Quad-Cities Race Against Racism for her dedication to her students and her social justice advocacy.