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The Role of the Clinical Mental Health Counselor Today
What do a musician, a 50-year-old mother of three and a corrections manager have in common? They are all part of the diverse, vibrant tapestry that is
Meeting the Needs of Children Where They Live
Interning as a school psychologist in Boston Public Schools, alumna Christine Anderson (MA/CAGS ’15) worked with a high school student from Haiti, who was significantly depressed and describing suicidal ideation. Her family had limited awareness of the resources available to help her, requiring Anderson...
Insights into terrorism, fear and politics in 2017
And the impact of the 2016 presidential election
Robert K. Kraft Generous Matching Gift to Fund Scholarships for Veterans
William James College recently received a matching gift in the amount of $100,000 from Robert K. Kraft, Chairman and CEO of the Kraft Group and Owner
Just In: Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Human Services program
William James College has been approved to offer an undergraduate degree completion program. Many social service agency and state workers are engaged in behavioral healthcare with an Associate’s degree. This BS in Psychology and Human Services will increase the skills and opportunities of the workforce...
William James Community Engagement
Expanding Services and Reaching New Populations
Spring 2017 From The President
Dear Friends of William James College, The need for educational excellence, service and discussion in applied psychology could not be greater. Whether
Shining Light on a Challenged Mental Health System
William James College Hosts Conference on Boston Globe's Controversial Spotlight Series
Bob Hill, PsyD, Honored with Florence H. Lerman Mintz Alumni Award
After 16 years of teaching, Bob Hill came to the Leadership Psychology PsyD Program to learn to make a broader impact on people struggling in society. As co-founder and senior coach at Match Beyond
William James College Partners with Jewish Family Service to Help Syrian Refugees
Students and faculty at William James College are contributing their expertise in global mental health as partners with Jewish Family Service of Metrowest