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Am I Doing Enough? How to Embrace the Role of Advocate and Bypass Feeling Guilty!

Right before the pandemic, I was amongst a dedicated, engaged, and accomplished group of colleagues who had been having deep, meaningful and inspiring (to me) conversations about training and practice.  When my time came to… » 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

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 (Cancelled)

***Cancelled*** Dear CPC 2020 Registrants and Counseling Psychology Communities, Thank you each for your patience with us as we have been monitoring the impact of COVID-19 on our conference. We have been tirelessly consulting with… » Read more

Practitioners Publishing in Counseling Psychology Journals: The Integration of Practice, Advocacy, and Science

In this webinar, attendees will learn the opportunities practitioners have to publish in counseling psychology journals. Shavonne Moore-Loban shares about the importance of practitioner engagement in The Counseling Psychologist (TCP), and about an upcoming special issue… » Read more