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WJC Community Members Speak with WBUR’s Radio Boston About Bullying in Schools

The deaths of Phoebe Prince in South Hadley and Carl Walker-Hoover in Springfield ten years ago by suicide inspired the state to take steps to address

William James College Recognized for 2 Top Degree Programs by Intelligent.com

William James College has been awarded top ranking status for two Master's programs by Intelligent.com, a student-focused comprehensive research guide

William James College Recognized Among Schools with Lowest Default Rate Nationwide

William James College has been recognized in an annual report compiled by LendEDU for having one of the lowest default rates in the country.

Boston Business Journal: Colleges struggle to meet demand for mental health services

President Nick Covino pens op-ed on college mental health, "We must make mental health access an equal priority."

New England Psychologist: Evidence doesn’t support claim linking mental illness, mass shooters

After a pair of mass shootings in August killed more than 30 people in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, President Donald Trump made comments linking mental illness to mass shootings. However, experts say no such link exists. One of these experts, William James College professor Dr. Robert Kinscherff,...

PsychCentral: APA guidelines for girls and women put focus on strengths

APA guidelines are updated periodically to reflect social and cultural changes along with new developments in evidence-based treatments. Dr. Jill Bloom

Boston Herald: Recovery from physical trauma requires coping, adapting

Dr. Nicholas Covino, president of William James College and former director of psychology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, spoke with the Boston Herald for a story about recovery and readjustment to life following a sudden, potentially life-altering accident.

Defining independence in autism education and treatment

Independence is a major focus of educational and treatment approaches for people with Autisum Spectrum Disorder, so it can be easy to assume its “definition”

The question everyone’s asking about the parents in ‘Leaving Neverland’

Professor Jessica Greenwald O’Brien speaks with the Washington Post

Colonel John M. Rodolico Awarded William James College Mental Health Leadership Award

COL. Rodolico, advocate for military mental health, to be recognized at March 6 ceremony for outstanding leadership in service of military personnel, families, and veterans.

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