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Dr. Akiko Mikamo was born and raised in Hiroshima, Japan and later moved to California. While teaching high school English in San Diego, Dr. Mikamo...

Human trafficking is defined by the United Nations “as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons by improper means...

Resilience is being discussed during this pandemic as a way to help people cope and deal with COVID-19 in a positive way. Resilience is defined as the...

Becoming a Marriage and Family Therapist The expectations of what a family should look and act like has evolved over the years. The shifts are part...

May is both Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, so during this time each year, I often reflect on my identity as...

The objective of multicultural counseling is to provide better treatment and interventions to a culturally diverse population. 1 The idea of...

Are you interested in earning a degree in psychology and unlocking the potential to a successful, gratifying psychology career? Now that you've chosen...

The call to help and heal others can be found through various therapy degrees and careers. Maybe it’s a path you’ve decided to take post-undergrad or...

The responsibilities of a clinical psychologist are complex. However, put simply, clinical psychologists are trained to study individuals' mental and...

Even the best of marriages can experience rough patches. Significant life events, career changes, feelings of doubts, and even communication problems...