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How Marty Walsh’s DNC Speech Could Help the Recovery Community
Having public allies like Walsh could reduce stigmas around substance abuse.
Conversations, Special Edition 1: Police Confrontations with the Mentally Ill
The Boston Globe’s Spotlight team has investigated the mental health system in Massachusetts, and recently illustrated the tragic story line that plays out when police are held responsible for the management of mentally ill people—a role for which they are not properly trained. President Covino chats...
Haiti Service Learning Program - Summer 2016In the Community
On Saturday, July 16, 2016, a team of nine students and faculty from William James College traveled to Vallue (Petit-Goave), Haiti for a 10-day Service Learning and Cultural Immersion Experience. They provided training and conducted group workshops for educators, adolescents and young adults
A homegrown hero
On the same day she received her doctorate in clinical psychology from William James College, Lieutenant Elena Tillman joined the U.S. Navy as an active
Reflections on Dallas, St. Paul and Baton Rouge
The President’s Corner
Flag Raised to Honor Lives Lost in Orlando Shooting
The President's Corner
How to Find the Right Therapy for You
You've decided to go to therapy. Now what? Choosing the right therapy practice and clinician is important, as it can make a significant impact on treatment effectiveness. In this Real Simple article, William James College's Dr. Stanley Berman speaks on how patients can choose the best therapy given their...
Conversations, Episode 7: Socioemotional Learning in Schools - John D’Auria of Teachers 21
Dr. Covino sits down with John D’Auria, President of Teachers 21, to discuss the importance of socioemotional learning in schools, and how teachers
In Response to the Boston Globe Spotlight Team on the MA Mental Health System
Dear William James Community: The series by the Boston Globe Spotlight Team on the Massachusetts Mental Health System has the potential to bring much needed
How we can fix Massachusetts’ broken mental health care system
Letter to the Editor