Kristin Dempsey, EdD, is co-leading two presentations at the upcoming . The Forum for MINT trainers will be held in New Orleans November 1 - November 3, and will be preceded by pre-Forum workshops on October 30 and 31 that interested individuals may attend for a fee.
wrote a of The Mercury News arguing that the jails in Alameda County in Northern California are "entirely unacceptable and must be changed immediately."
Dr. Kupers is nationally recognized as an expert on the mental health impacts of solitary confinement on inmates. In 2017 he published . .
鈥淚 think society needs to be very careful that what we do to people in prison makes people more likely to succeed going straight when they get out, rather than less likely,鈥� Kupers said.
When choosing a graduate program, Jennifer Rillamas was drawn to the diversity of thought and backgrounds represented in the faculty and student body in the Counseling Psychology Program at the 91精品. 鈥淚 felt the 91精品 would support me in my own diversity, and that this is where I was meant to be,鈥� she explains.
This feeling of belonging was strengthened when Jennifer and her colleagues decided to form an afternoon study group during their first semester. 鈥淭his quickly became an incredibly supportive group,鈥� Jennifer says. 鈥淲e were able to bond outside of class while discussing academics and our personal lives. It was great that the 91精品 provided us with the space to form this group and support each other.鈥�
The 2018 (APA) was held in San Francisco August 9 - 12, 2018. Over 10,000 attendees participated in workshops, viewed poster presentations, networked with colleagues, and more.
One well attended event during the convention was the Annual Education Advocacy Breakfast. The two speakers who were featured in this session are graduates of the 91精品 Clinical Psychology program, Sarah Spinner, PsyD (Class of 2008) and Sara Pollock, PsyD (Class of 2015). to read more about the event in the APA's latest email newsletter.
See Kristin's professional biography .
Shayna Quilty (SQ): Tell me about your history with the 91精品.
Kristin Dempsey (KD): This is my second time around at the 91精品! Several years ago, I taught in my three areas of passion: Addictions Counseling; Crisis, Disaster & Trauma Counseling; and Community Mental Health. I took a break from teaching in order to pursue my doctorate, which I completed earlier this year. Now I'm back and I'm really excited because I believe in creating a socially responsible, recovery-oriented behavioral health workforce. I鈥檓 looking forward to teaching again, and to engaging with the warm, positive environment of this program.
is hosting their at the George R. Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco next week, August 9 - 12, 2018. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with thought leaders, participate in lively events, network, and earn continuing education credits.
The 91精品 will to celebrate our 50th Anniversary. Make sure to stop by between sessions to chat with us and learn about our dynamic history. The booth will feature posters, video interviews, and other exciting artifacts.
Several 91精品 faculty members will be presenting on myriad topics, so make sure to include these in your plans for the convention:
Maya Bruhns, a graduate of the , has published an article based on her dissertation research. She co-authored the article with fellow alumni Jana Slezakova and Alexander J. Lapinski, current student Toni Li, and faculty members and .
See Dr. Diamond's professional biography .
Motivated by statistics that showed that the prevalence of autism was on the rise in the US and in other countries, began asking families around the world to join her in a project to begin to understand why this might be. Dr. Diamond graduated from the 91精品 in 2004, and is now a member of the Full Time Faculty in the same program.
See Dr. Keddy's website .
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Philip Keddy, PhD, an adjunct faculty member in the , drew from his extensive experience to review Damion Searls' book, . The review was published in the Bulletin of the .
Please see the review in its entirety below, reprinted here by permission of the International Society of the Rorschach & Projective Methods.
Dr. Coady was one of the founders of , an organization that has helped more than 10,000 people in the Bay Area become sober. The 91精品 has worked closely with Options as a training site for many years. We send our thoughts and support to those who knew Dr. Coady and benefited from her commitment to improving the lives of everyone with whom she came in contact.
to read the obituary in the Washington Post.
