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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Issues of Diversity: African Americans
by Laurel O. Brockenberry, M.S.Doctoral Candidate, Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Program, Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology To properly adapt cognitive-behavioral
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Telehealth and Incarceration: Expanding Mental Health Care in Jails and Prisons
This is a student blog piece by Stephanie Miodus, a third-year doctoral student in the School Psychology Ph.D. program at
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Conceptualization and Treatment of Chronic Pain
Written By: Sarah Grace Uhouse, M.S., doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Chronic
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Multiculturalism and Diversity in Supervision
Written by: Laurel Brockenberry, Clinical Psychology Graduate Student at the Virginia Consortium Program Multicultural competency is an ethical requirement according
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Telehealth and ASD: Providing Autism Services to Youth During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond
This is a student blog piece by Stephanie Miodus, a second-year doctoral student in the School Psychology Ph.D. program at
Substance Use Among Victims of Human Trafficking: Current Research and Clinical Considerations
Author: Lia Smith, M.A. Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology University of Houston Human trafficking is a human rights violation and a
Cultural Humility: Uses and Implications with Clients
By Laurel Brockenberry M.S. Doctoral Candidate at the Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology Multicultural competence is an ethical requirement
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Treatment in Central Appalachia
Sydney Black, M.S., M.A. Spalding University In the heart of the United States’ oldest mountain range sits a place near
The Etiology and Treatment of Co-morbid PTSD and SUDs
Author: Sarah Grace Uhouse, M.S.Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and
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Chemo brain: What’s going on?
Chemo brain: What’s going on? Michelle Blose, M.S. “Being forgetful doesn’t mean you’ve lost your intelligence.” According to the Mayo