Director of PsyD Program Named First Muriel Lipsey Chair in Counseling and Clinical Psychology
Dr. Ed Shafranske, director of the doctor of psychology program, has been named the first Muriel Lipsey Chair in Counseling and Clinical Psychology.
Psychology Archives
GSEP Welcomes New Faculty
GSEP is pleased to announce new additions to their faculty; Dr. David Stevens, Dr. Robert Barner, Dr. Carrie Castaneda-Sound, and Dr. Judy Ho.
Irvine Community Counseling Center Celebrates “15 Years of Mental Health Training and Servce”
Staff and friends of the Irvine Community Counseling Center celebrated “15 Years of Mental Health Training and Service” at the Newport Beach home of alumnus Patty Dies.
Kicking Cancer
PsyD Alumnus Teaches Kids to Cope with and Overcome Illness
Psychology Across Cultures
Alumna Establishes First Mental Health Department in Kuwaiti Hospital
Going Full Circle
I was already in a state of disbelief at my commencement ceremony in 2004. After four years of hard work, I could not believe I had finally reached this exciting turning point. But then one professor said something to astound me further: “You did it, girl — now come back and teach.”
The Conscious Practice of Self Care
The alarm goes off, the shades are not quite drawn, and the sun’s penetrating rays are now warming my eyes, gently saying “wake up.”
A Community’s Wish Granted
The Irvine Counseling Center and PRYDE Program Receive Significant Grants to Support Orange County’s Homeless and At-Risk Youth
Working Toward A Cure
Rather than take the road more traveled, Melissa Nickert, chose to travel across the United States educating educators about working with autistic children.
A Leap of Faith
A perspective by Gail Wilburn from the Fall/Winter 2009 Issue of Colleague Alumni Magazine.
Faculty Present on Current Psychology Topics at APA Convention
Once again, GSEP faculty demonstrated their broad expertise at the American Psychological Association (APA) annual conference.
Creativity, Celebrity, and Pathology
Situated in Los Angeles, GSEP faculty, students, and alumni have an exclusive opportunity to apply their skills in a particularly creative manner.
Dedicated to the Displaced
Celina Guich’s international experiences inspired her volunteerism for various nongovernmental organizations, including a refugee camp in Buduburam, Ghana.
Changing Lives: From Trauma to Healing
A perspective by Dr. Rene Hernandez-Cardenache from the Spring/Summer 2009 Issue of Colleague Alumni Magazine.
The Evelyn B. Blake Endowed Scholarship
GSEP Thanks Pepperdine University Alumna Evelyn B. Blake for Establishing Endowed Scholarship.
Dr. Joy Asamen and Dr. Kathy Church Receive Howard A. White Excellence in Teaching Award
Dr. Asamen, professor of psychology, and Dr. Church, assistant professor of education, were named recipients of the Howard A. White Excellence in Teaching Award.
Multicultural Research and Training Lab Supports Nonprofits Through Conference Donations
GSEP’s Multicultural Research and Training Lab (MRTL) held its biennial conference for doctoral students in clinical and counseling psychology.
Psychology Professor Making Waves in Academia
Bryant-Davis authored an article on human trafficking in The Encyclopedia of Psychological Trauma.
2009 Psychology Distinguished Alumnus Award Recipient
Dr. Neva Chauppette received the Distinguished Alumnus Award at the GSEP commencement.
Cinema Therapy
Alumni Lisa Bahar developed a unique eight-week “cinema therapy” session as part of her group therapy work in a drug treatment center.