The remarkable story of psychology student Captain Kenneth Okeze Captain Kenneth Okeze is an extraordinary human being. A deeply religious man, he immigrated to the United States from his native Nigeria to do missionary work, reaching out and ministering to drug addicts on the streets of Los … [Read more...]
Behavioral Sciences
This is a compilation of all articles from the School of Behavioral Sciences.
CalSouthern Honors 2011 PsyD Grad “Coach” Mara Leigh Taylor with the Inaugural CalSouthern Difference Award
February 3, 2012 By Leave a Comment
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 California Southern University presented the inaugural CalSouthern Difference Award to Dr. Mara Leigh Taylor—a 2011 PsyD graduate—for her work with incarcerated men, women, and children around the world. Known as “Coach” by the individuals with whom she works, … [Read more...]
The Masters of Psychotherapy: Personal Reflections
September 30, 2011 By 3 Comments
A Conversation With Dr. Jeffrey Zeig To say that Dr. Jeffrey Zeig’s career has been extraordinary is far from hyperbole. In fact, it may be an understatement. He is a renowned psychologist and marriage and family therapist with a private practice based in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Zeig … [Read more...]
Technology’s Impact on Social Relationships—The Data May Surprise You!
September 26, 2011 By 2 Comments
My relationship with technology and social media is a little like my relationship with fast food. I enjoy it immensely and find it semi-addictive, but deep down, I wonder what it’s doing to me. Our collective cultural embrace of the Internet, social media, and the litany of mobile devices … [Read more...]
Dr. Jill Moland, CalSouthern PsyD Graduate, Passes EPPP Exam
September 11, 2011 By 1 Comment
After successfully passing the Examination for Professional Practice of Psychology (the “EPPP”), only the California Psychology Supplemental Examination (“CPSE”) stands between Dr. Jill Moland and her California Psychologist License. From the city of Camarillo, Dr. Moland has a BA in … [Read more...]
For Those Who Suffer in Silence
August 26, 2011 By 5 Comments
Dr. Linda A. Fischer, a victim of sexual assault, shares her story so that others might know that they do not walk alone. Dr. Linda Fischer is a writing advisor in the Rossier School of Education at the University of Southern California. She is a U.S. Army veteran, retiring as a major after a … [Read more...]
Toward a New Era – An Interview With CAMFT’s New Executive Director
August 16, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Transitioning into any new job can be daunting. But when you’re an association executive, you’re presented with a unique set of challenges. Not only do you have to familiarize yourself with the business operations of the association, but in many cases, you need to learn a whole new … [Read more...]
EMDR: Realities, Misconceptions, and Broader Applications
August 16, 2011 By 1 Comment
Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) has fascinated the public and polarized the mental health community for years. Perhaps it’s the unusual bi-lateral stimulation that’s fundamental to its protocol, or the claims of rapid and dramatic relief of client symptoms that have caused … [Read more...]
Resisting the Lure of Self Publishing
July 27, 2011 By 2 Comments
In part one of this three-part series on publishing tips, I wrote about the steps to becoming a published author: choosing a compelling topic, creating a convincing proposal, finding a publisher, signing your contract, and starting the writing process. Now, let’s talk about finding a … [Read more...]
CalSouthern PsyD Graduate Publishes Book on Autism Spectrum Disorders and Sexual Behavior
July 27, 2011 By Leave a Comment
CalSouthern PsyD Graduate Publishes Book on Autism Spectrum Disorders and Sexual Behavior Dr. Gerry Blasingame, a 2010 graduate of CalSouthern’s PsyD program and student speaker at last year’s commencement ceremony, has recently published Autism Spectrum Disorders, Sexual Behaviors, and … [Read more...]
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