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Watch as student Elena Stamerra talks about Saybrook's welcoming community and how it impacts the work students are doing:
As #PrideMonth begins, listen as student Katie Horton opens up about the difficulties she experienced during her transition and how the experience shaped her research goals and enables her to bring a depth of clarity and understanding to help clients dealing with LGBTQIA+, transgender, and gender identity issues.
Listen as adjunct professor Jeremiah Pearcey, Ph.D., recounts earning his bachelor’s degree while deployed in Afghanistan.
Watch as alumna Summer Watson, Ph.D., describes how we can advance mental health in ourselves and our communities.
Learn how alumna Rebekah Walker, Ph.D., found her career through the connections she made during the conferences and networking opportunities built into the Saybrook experience.
Lilith Owyoung, student in our in Transformative Social Change program, spent decades as an early childhood educator, serving children, families, and their community support systems before arriving at Saybrook. Listen as Owyoung gives an overview of her new children’s book, "Brave Paper Son."
Former director of the Black World Studies program and professor of American and African American History at Northern Kentucky University, Eric Jackson, Ed.D., explains the importance of representation for people of color in psychology and the broader mental health care field:
Eric Willmarth, Ph.D., chair of Saybrook’s Department of Psychophysiology, explains why our Sport Performance Psychology program is in the Department of Psychophysiology rather than the Department of Psychology.
Eric Willmarth, Ph.D., Department of Psychophysiology chair, explains the basics of sport performance psychology:
Former Director of the Black World Studies program and Professor of American and African American History, at Northern Kentucky University, Eric Jackson, Ed.D., explains what humanistic psychology means to him:
Listen as professor Kirk Schneider, Ph.D., explains depth healing and its origins.