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Serving in the time of COVID-19
At The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, we pride ourselves in our commitment to giving back to our communities. This has been especially crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic when our...
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Buddhism and Psychology
Dr. Quyen Ho is more than an adjunct professor, he is also the head monk at the Tam Bao Temple. Because of this, he is able to bring a unique perspective about psychology to his students. The post...
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Meet Glen: Psychology & Drag!
TCSPP DC student Glen Bradley is more than meets the eye! In addition to balancing life as a psychology graduate student, he manages to entertain and inspire under his professional drag persona, Ms....
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Working for Chicago Public Health
Alumni Kathy Calderon talks about her new role at the Chicago Public Health Department. Kathy helps community-based mental health institutions like Apna Ghar to gain more support from the city. Learn...
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Helping The Russian Community
Helping people was something student Masha Yakovleva knew from a young age. As a first-generation Russian-American, growing up she was not sure if she was more American or Russian. However, her journey...
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Combating the Stigma of Mental Health
The stigma surrounding mental health prevents others from seeking help out of fear, shame, and guilt. However, there are ways to help lessen it, and we all have to do our part to help spread awareness...
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TCSPP Alumni help people suffering from dementia: Welcome to Memory Farm!
TCSPP Alumni Johanna & John Jameson are the embodiment of service to the community. They started a Memory Farm in Illinois to provide a different treatment alternative for elderly individuals...
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A Psychologist You Should Know: Dr. Albert Bandura
Dr. Albert Bandura’s social cognitive theory shapes how we understand our children’s learning process. Kids learn from the world around them through observation, which is why adults should be mindful...
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Suicide Prevention Awareness
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. It impacts everyone differently, and many who struggle often go unnoticed. Moreover, these stats paint a picture that tells us a...
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How to monitor your child’s social media use?
Dr. Michelle Cutler of The Chicago School, explains that social media exposure could affects overall mental health. She gives expert advise on how parents could establish healthy boundaries for their...
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Back to school during a pandemic
Transitioning back to in-person’ formats can be hard for many, especially children. Dr. Michele Nealon, president of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, gives advise from her own experience...
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Ed Tech Hour Episode 19: Renee Metty
Renee Mett has more than 20 years of experience in education as well as an executive coach, development consultant, and facilitator. The post Ed Tech Hour Episode 19: Renee Metty appeared first on...
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Behavioral vs Traditional Economics
While similar on the surface, behavioral economics differs from traditional economics in various ways. Learn more about the differences here. The post Behavioral vs Traditional Economics appeared first...
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5 differences between educational vs. school psychology
Despite what you may think, educational and school psychology are not the same. Keep reading to learn how they differ and how to get a degree in either field. The post 5 differences between educational...
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Psychopharmacologist vs. Psychiatrist: The Differences Between the Two
Psychopharmacologists and psychiatrists treat patients with mental health disorders, but they are not the same thing. Here are the differences between the two. The post Psychopharmacologist vs....
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President’s Vlog: Youth Mental Health Crisis
Since the pandemic, there has been a 24% increase in mental health-related emergency room visits for 5-11 year-olds and a 31% increase for 12-17 year-olds. Suicide is the second leading cause of death...
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Your pathway to becoming a forensic psychologist: A comprehensive guide
Forensic psychology is an exciting field that intertwines psychology with understanding the law. To embark on this path, understanding the forensic psychology license requirements is crucial. This...
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Education Beyond Borders 2024: Inclusion in Context
Since 2016, the Education Beyond Borders study abroad program has brought learners together to cultivate a deeper understanding of the world. Born at the intersection of global engagement and...
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Parenting through life’s challenges
At various points in their lives, our children will go though “stuff.” [1] It may be the lowercase “stuff” like tripping and falling, a parent going out of town, a fight with a friend. Sometimes it...
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M.A. vs. Psy.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy: Choosing the Best Path
When exploring the many options for marriage and family therapy degree programs within California, The Chicago School emerges as a top contender. Our MFT programs in California, which include the M.A....
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