A New Season of Giving
The Holiday Season is upon us, and many people are taking part in the different traditions and festivities. Some of us might be making plans to travel as we are getting ready to spend time… » Read more
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SCP Leadership Openings
Check out our Get Involved Page to learn more about the current SCP Leadership Positions!… » Read more
Specters of Scientific Racism: Lessons from Beloved for Counseling Psychologists
Beloved, by Toni Morrison, is an iconic novel that I cherish deeply. Morrison’s text taught me what it meant to explore loss and grief. It helped me understand that to experience either state is to… » Read more
Family and the Holidays: More joy and less stress
The leaves are changing colors and the days are getting shorter which reminds us that Fall is is upon us. With the new season, comes several American and religious holidays. While the holidays are a… » Read more
Raising Awareness of Poverty on College Campuses
APA President and Counseling Psychologist Dr. Rosie Phillips Davis’s Deep Poverty Initiative included a 5-week challenge designed to raise awareness about the broad psychological impacts of poverty in the U.S. As a professor with clinical… » Read more
We are SCP!
I invite all of you to fall in love with SCP — again, or for the first time. Let yourself be open to everything about it that is both quirky and predictable, both small and… » Read more
2020 Counseling Psychology Conference (Registration Now Open!)
2020 Counseling Psychology Conference Sheraton New Orleans Hotel New Orleans, LA April 2-5, 2020 ***Registration Now Open*** Conference Theme: Counseling Psychology at 75 Years: Reflections on Shared Identity, Cultivating Change, and Building a Counseling Psychology of… » Read more
What You Need to Know: SCP’s Strategic Plan
Division 17 Past-President Ruth Fassinger shares the Strategic Planning Committee’s process for how a comprehensive vision for SCP was developed SCP members spent over a year developing a strategic plan for the division, which they… » Read more
Suicide Prevention and Awareness
As a new month dawns, it may be easy to check September off the list and to move on from its deep significance. As you may know, September was Suicide Prevention and Awareness month, but… » Read more
We can get married! Now what?
Four years ago as a newly “out” member of the LGBTQ+ community, I cried when I heard the news that same-sex marriage had been legalized in all 50 states. For me, this decision mirrored acceptance,… » Read more
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