5 traits you need to be successful in community psychology
Community psychologists must combine their passion for helping people with the ability to diagnose a problem and develop a practical plan of action.
Community psychologists must combine their passion for helping people with the ability to diagnose a problem and develop a practical plan of action.
Marriage and family therapists can be a wonderful support system for your family—especially during challenging economic and social times.
Social work licensure can vary depending on the state requirements and level of practice. Learn how to become a licensed social worker with this guide.
As the forces of a global pandemic, growing income inequality, political entrenchment, social unrest, racial tensions, and climate change converge, the moment calls for a new generation of social workers eager for change.
Bree Cook, Psy.D., explains why community psychology may be especially relevant to African-American students who want to study mental health.
The field of community psychology is gaining popularity. But how do you become a community psychologist? We explain the process from undergrad to licensure.
Pacific Oaks' students visit Berlin to explore the experience of refugees for the "Immigration in Context" study-abroad course.
Learn about the relationship between Gen Z, mental health, and therapy. See how Pacific Oaks College’s therapy degree programs are tailored to meet these challenges.
Interested in community psychology? Discover five dynamic and diverse careers in community psychology you can potentially pursue.
Earning a California marriage and family therapist license requires clear steps. Learn how to become a marriage family therapist in California with this blog.
An M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy: African-American Family Studies is a degree that may not be well-known to many. This MFT degree provides a firm understanding of the unique mental health needs of the African-American community and the challenges that they face that rise from influences such as racism, poverty, politics, and institutions.
