Author: Ann Steele, Ph.D.
Western Region Programs Southwest Region Programs Midwest Region Programs Southeast Region Programs Northeast Region Programs Finding the Best Clinical PsyD Programs Started With a Full List of All APA-Accredited Options Choosing the right Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program is one of the most important decisions in your journey to becoming a clinical psychologist. With […]
If you’re considering a career in psychology, or already have one, you’ve likely thought about the licensing exam you’re going to have to take. But who actually writes those exams? And come to think of it, who designs the assessment tools, scales, and question batteries psychology professionals use to evaluate patients? All these evaluation tools […]
A PhD is as far as you can go in learning the science of psychology. It’s a path that can take you a decade or more to accomplish after graduating high school. You’ll pass through bachelor’s and master’s studies along the way, spend time conducting original research, undergo a year or more of supervised practicum […]
In This Article What is a Psychometrist? Education Requirements Certification Process State Licensing Requirements Career Paths and Work Settings Salary and Job Outlook A Day in the Life Career Advancement Pros and Cons Frequently Asked Questions Psychometrists serve as essential healthcare professionals in the field of psychological assessment, administering and scoring standardized tests that aid […]
Highly trained professional psychologists spend years in school to ascend to the positions of great responsibility they hold in mental health care in America. It’s an important path, but a tough one, and it comes with real rewards… not least among them the satisfaction of showing up for work every day to help the people […]
Psychology may be the great unavoidable common center around which every part of the human experience revolves. The scientific study of mind and behavior takes it all in: Everything you see Everything you think All that you feel The immensity of experience, memory, motivation How you relate to other people, and how they relate to […]
Psychology is the science of the mind. It explores emotion, cognition, behavior, and personality. It turns out that artificial intelligence is interested in many of those same subjects. And in their pursuit of the keys to developing AI, scientists inevitable turn to the field of psychology to help them understand and unlock the mysteries of […]
Psychology is a field with many specialized disciplines that explore every aspect of the human mind and psyche – from forensic psychologists who take on the challenge of unravelling the workings of criminal minds and motives, to health psychologists working with patients coping with the trauma of serious injuries and disease. Developing that kind of […]
Social work psychologists are rare, but they’re out there. They help social workers dealing with clients who have issues that are beyond the scope of normal social services. And they work to advocate for psychology as part of the field of social work, training and advising social workers to make their jobs easier. Social psychology […]
It’s been recognized at least since the time of the ancient Greeks that what is in a person’s mind is shaped by the minds around them. Plato’s work relied on the premise that individuals take their idea of proper conduct from the cues they get from those around them. Freud theorized that being a part […]
Psychology is a challenging practice even when you are dealing with the problems of only an individual patient. When you put two or more people together in the same household, often with their own individual mental health issues, and throw in the stresses of modern jobs and child-rearing… well, let’s just say there is no […]
Any kind of human interaction has psychological implications. Savvy business owners have always understood that. It might be hard to believe now, but there was a time when teamwork wasn’t understood as a psychological game that companies needed to figure out in order to improve productivity. But the rise of production line efficiency experts around […]
Health psychologists work on the cutting edge of our modern understanding of wellness. For hundreds of years, physicians were concerned almost entirely with the physical aspects of illness and how to treat it. The mental health impacts of disease and injury were considered secondary, if they were considered at all. But that was a limited […]
From “Silence of the Lambs” to “Criminal Minds,” the American public has shown an unending fascination with criminal profiling. There is a pretty good chance that one of those books, movies, or TV shows is why you are reading this page right now. That’s fine. We won’t tell. Because those are genuine, if highly fictionalized, […]
Educational psychologists were thrown right into the deep end by the COVID-19 school shutdowns. According to the Census Bureau, 93 percent of American families with children reported at least some transition to distance learning during the pandemic. Districts were scrambling, not only trying to develop effective remote teaching techniques on the fly, but also trying […]
Developmental psychology is having a moment in American history. Society today is bombarded with questions about gender roles, caring for an increasingly elderly population, and issues of child care and development. Although at first glance these might not seem to be related, in fact they all draw strongly on our knowledge of psychological development and […]
Behaviorism is the theory that observable acts are the sum of human behavior, and that these can be managed and modified with the right conditioning. We all have some experience with behavioral ideas… whether it’s threatening a time-out for a kid who is throwing a tantrum, or promising workers bonus incentives for following safety practices […]
Mental health counselors see it all. You get the funny stories, the clients with a little neurosis and a fear of streetlamps, and you get the really tragic stuff… traumatized kids, couples growing apart after decades of marriage. There are addicts and people with phobias, and plenty of folks who are perfectly normal but are […]
For the most part, when people think of the kind of work involved in traditional psychology, it’s really the classic Freudian archetype of the clinical psychologist that they conjure up. So even if you haven’t yet read about Lightner Witmer, the founder of clinical psychology, it’s reasonable to say that in a very general sense […]
Many aspiring psychologists want to work in the educational field. But if you look at the master’s and doctoral programs in psychology that are available, you will see degrees in both educational psychology and school psychology. What are the differences between the two disciplines? While they share some similarities, there are stark differences, too. Understanding […]
A Doctorate in Social Work (DSW) is a terminal degree that offers highly specialized, advanced training in various areas of social work. Professionals obtaining their DSW usually focus their studies on clinical social work and social work administration. A DSW degree program offers students the chance to advance their social work careers to the highest […]
Marriage and family therapists (MFTs) are mental health counselors that offer psychotherapy services and counseling to individuals and couples. These healthcare professionals work in schools, hospitals, outpatient care facilities, addiction treatment centers, and private practice. MFTs treat many client issues, including: Couples coping with infidelity problems Families dealing with divorce Adults with PTSD Adolescents and […]
Students who are interested in a psychology career may choose a Master’s in Applied Psychology. Applied psychology is focused on putting psychological research into action. It also centers on implementing real-world results over abstract research theories and laboratory experiments. Basic psychology, on the other hand, is more associated with pure research. These psychologists generally are […]
Geropsychology is a psychology specialty that applies the methods and knowledge of psychology to helping and understanding elderly people and their families to overcome problems, maintain health, and achieve their potential during the latter part of life. Geropsychology focuses on the diversity of experience among older Americans, the complicated ethical matters that can arise in […]
You have two doctoral options in psychology; the PsyD or Ph.D. The PsyD is a newer degree program that started in the 1970s that prioritizes clinical therapy. The Ph.D. is a more traditional doctoral degree that focuses more on teaching skills and research at the university level. Until around 1970, the Ph.D. was the most […]
Are you thinking about going back to school to get your doctorate in psychology? Earning your Ph.D. or PsyD can be an excellent way to improve your career and salary prospects. Below are some of the best reasons to consider earning this prestigious degree. #1 You Want To Be An Academic Earning your bachelor’s degree […]
From the average person’s point of view, the day-to-day work of a psychologist and a therapist would look very similar, and, indeed, that’s often the case. Depending on their educational background and specialty areas, the two professionals may have daily work tasks that look very similar, as both are likely to focus on helping others […]
For most professional social workers, their biggest educational step is earning a Master of Social Work degree, or MSW. That’s the degree most often required to earn jobs in social work, as well as to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. But many working professionals, as well as social work students, have a desire to […]
Completing a doctoral program is a challenging-yet-rewarding accomplishment that represents reaching the heights of academic achievement. While many Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) programs are based in traditional modes of education, some students may not be able to access the old forms of education. Fortunately, an increasing number of colleges and universities are offering online Ph.D. […]
More than 27,000 people completed their master’s degrees in psychology in the 2017-18 school year. This makes psychology one of the hottest subjects for graduate studies in the United States, federal education officials reported, with psychology ranking seventh out of all subjects for graduate degree programs that year. (NCES.Ed.Gov) Psychology master’s degrees have grown in […]
Nearly 28,000 students earned master’s degrees in psychology during the 2017-18 school year, making psychology one of the most popular focus areas for graduate studies in the U.S., according to federal education officials. But while psychology is a popular and growing field of study, it’s also quite a diverse one, and the career outlook for […]
Psychology students who want to work as private clinicians with children and adolescents need to earn their Ph.D. in child psychology. This doctoral program prepares you to treat children’s psychological, mental, and emotional problems. According to the APA, of critical importance in this specialty is understanding children and adolescents’ psychological needs. Also, understanding how the […]
For many people who want to help others cope with their emotional and behavioral health issues, earning a Psy.D. is the first big step. Getting a doctoral degree in psychology, such as a Doctor of Psychology, can make graduates eligible for state psychologist licenses, which is a prerequisite for most psychologist jobs. The University of […]
According to the APA, cognitive psychology utilizes human learning and development principles, as well as cognitive processing, to overcome problematic behavior and emotional thinking. It uses these vital principles to help people live more productive lives. Cognitive psychologists have an excellent grasp of applied behavior analysis, cognitive therapy, behavior therapy, social learning theories, emotional processing […]
Social worker jobs are expected to expand by 7% between 2023 and 2033, which is nearly double the projected growth rate for all jobs in the U.S. economy, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For prospective social work professionals, earning a doctoral degree is often the desired final step in their educational […]
In most fields, the pinnacle of formal academic training is a doctoral degree. It’s no different for the field of social work, and a common option for students who want to max out their educational experience is a Doctor of Social Work, or DSW. These types of degrees are less common than lower-level educational pursuits […]
Earning your Ph.D. in Applied Behavior Analysis is a vital step towards a lucrative career in academia, research, or clinical practice. Students often participate in vital research in assessing and treating behavior problems, teaching methods for students with disabilities, and other critical aspects of applied behavior analysis. While most Ph.D. programs in this specialty require […]
Earning your master’s degree in marriage and family therapy (MFT) can be a critical academic step towards a rewarding career in helping people with their relationship problems. There are more online options than for students interested in this growing field than ever before to earn your master’s degree. Below, we explore some of the best […]
Months or years of military service on the frontlines can lead to severe mental and emotional stress for military personnel and their families. War can affect the member’s actions and thoughts. Some studies indicate that most enlisted military members are affected by a mental or emotional disorder. Their family members also can have mental and […]
Published March, 18th 2020. Updated on July 31st, 2020. Our research team dives deep into the latest national Mental Health statistics and provides a unique analysis of current trends for workers. As more Americans embrace the benefits of mental health services and the stigma surrounding mental illness continues to evaporate, demand for compassionate, qualified mental health […]
The titles ‘psychologist’ and ‘psychiatrist’ sound similar, and both receive training to help people with psychological problems. But these mental health professionals are different. Each has a different educational background, training, and treatment focus. Which should you choose? Below is more information on the similarities and differences between these psychologists and psychiatrists. Practice Differences Psychologists […]
Published on March 31st, 2020 by Ann Steele. Medical outcomes and the quality of healthcare are incredibly difficult to measure in America. Patients often see many different doctors and hospitals and each of them administering small parts of the patient care. Getting the data from these disparate providers and assessing their relation to patient outcomes is next to impossible. […]
Last updated on March 30th, 2020 by Maria H. Today, the percentage of Americans who suffer from diabetes is over 30 million, 71,000 thousand limbs are amputated each year due to its complications, and it costs over $300 BN each year. And it’s about to get worse. In every part of the United States, it’s expected […]
Nearly 1 in 4 adults in West Virginia has a diagnosable mental illness, which could include anxiety, depression, addiction, bipolar disorder, OCD and more. This ranks the state at No. 3 nationally, with 23.8% of all adults having a mental illness, compared to just 19% of all Americans. But there is a bit of good […]
Idaho has the second-highest rate of mental illness of any state in the U.S., with nearly 1 in 4 adults having a diagnosable condition. This includes common issues like anxiety and less-common ones like bipolar disorder. About 24.4% of Idaho adults have a mental illness, combined with 19% of all Americans. But while the state’s […]
Nearly 1 in 5 American adults has a diagnosable mental illness, from drug addiction to bipolar disorder. But, sadly, less than 15% of people seek professional help in dealing with their mental and behavioral troubles. In Nebraska, though, a slightly higher percentage of people sought mental health treatment in the most recent year for which […]
Just under 1 in 5 American adults has a mental illness, which can include common problems like depression but also can extend to potentially debilitating disorders like schizophrenia. In New Mexico, that rate is nearly identical, with 19.1% of adults in the state having some form of mental illness. While the state has an average […]
Nearly 20% of Kansas adults have a mental illness. This includes very common issues like anxiety and depression as well as less-common ones like bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. The 19.5% of adults in the state with a diagnosable mental illness is just slightly higher than the overall rate for the U.S., which is 19%. But […]
About 1 in 5 American adults are dealing with a mental illness, from anxiety and depression to bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Regardless of their diagnosis, about 19% of U.S. adults have a diagnosable mental illness. Despite this, only about 15% of adults receive mental health services in a typical year. In Mississippi, the numbers are […]
About 21% of Nevada’s adults have a mental illness, putting the state in the top quarter of the country when it comes to mental illness. That means that more than 1 in 5 adults in the state has anxiety, substance abuse disorder, OCD or another diagnosable mental health condition, compared to the U.S. rate of […]
More than 1 in 5 adults in Arkansas have a mental illness. This includes common issues like depression and anxiety, which most people experience from time to time, but also extends to conditions more likely to cause serious impacts on a person’s life, such as OCD or bipolar disorder. Compared to the U.S. as a […]
More than one-quarter of Utah adults have a diagnosable mental illness. This includes common issues like anxiety or depression, as well as more unusual conditions like OCD and bipolar disorder. Utah’s prevalence of mental illness is the highest rate in the country, and it’s well above the overall national average for adults (19%). But, fortunately […]
About 1 in 5 Iowa adults has a mental illness, including things like addiction, substance abuse disorder, depression, OCD and more. While the state’s mental illness rates are consistent with overall national rates, there’s a bit of good news: Iowa adults are more likely than their counterparts across the country to seek mental health treatment. […]
An estimated 19% of Connecticut adults report dealing with a mental illness. That means that about 1 in 5 adults in the state has a diagnosable condition, such as substance use disorder, OCD, depression or something else, according to data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. While Connecticut is typical when it […]
Just over 1 in 5 adults in Oklahoma is dealing with a diagnosable mental illness, including things like addiction, substance use disorder, anxiety, OCD and more. This puts Oklahoma above the national average for adult mental illness (20.4% vs. 19% nationally). Not only are Oklahoma adults slightly more than their counterparts across the U.S. to […]
The state of Oregon ranks No. 4 among all states when it comes to the percentage of adults with a mental illness, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. More than 22% of adults in Oregon have a diagnosable mental illness, compared to just 19% for all U.S. adults. But there’s good […]
Almost 1 in 5 American adults has a mental illness, but far too few people receive help for their behavioral, emotional and mental health disorders. In Kentucky, more than 22% of adults have a mental illness, according to data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, giving the commonwealth the eighth-highest rate of mental […]
Nearly 20% of U.S. adults have a mental illness, but most people don’t get help for their emotional and behavioral disorders, according to federal health data. In Louisiana, the rate of adults experiencing mental illness is even higher than in the rest of the U.S., and the utilization rate for mental health services is below […]
Psychology professionals who want to maximize their career options and salary often want to get their Doctor of Education (EdD) in Psychology. Earning this coveted degree is essential for those who want to engage in research, offer new ideas to the field, and teach at colleges and universities. We have reviewed several online Doctor of […]
Completing a doctoral degree in psychology can be a crucial educational step toward a challenging but rewarding career in the field, whether working with patients or contributing to the field in other ways. With multiple possible degree paths that end in similar outcomes, it can be difficult for students to understand the best route to […]
Earning a doctorate in clinical psychology, or a closely related specialization within the field, can often be the most important academic step toward a rewarding and challenging career in psychology. While most Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) programs in psychology don’t have any options for online education, there are a handful of Ph.D. in Psychology programs, […]
Are you thinking about becoming a marriage and family therapist (MFT) or a clinical psychologist? There is some overlap between these two professions, as well as some key differences to understand. First, both are mental health professionals who treat patients with a variety of mental and personal problems, including mental illnesses. However, clinical psychologists usually […]
The United States is dealing with a major crisis in mental health, with prevalence rates rising and access to care stagnating or even falling in many places. Nearly 20% of American adults has a mental illness, including some who have a serious mental illness like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. Despite this, only about 15% of […]
Nearly 20% of U.S. adults has a mental illness, including anxiety disorder, PTSD or depression. But unfortunately, too few people receive the help they need to lead better lives, and this gap is contributing to a major mental healthcare crisis in the U.S. Only about 15% of people in an average year receive any treatment […]
About 18% of U.S. adults have at least one diagnosable mental illness, according to federal health data. This could be something that’s often easily dealt with, such as anxiety, or something that’s considered more serious, like schizophrenia. In the state of Indiana, the percentage of adults with a mental illness is even higher, nearly 21%. […]
About 1 in 5 American adults has a mental illness, including things like obsessive-compulsive disorder, PTSD or anxiety disorder. But, sadly, few people receive clinical treatment for their mental health issues, whether they are in the form of a diagnosis of mental illness or simply the result of the everyday stress and anxiety of life. […]
The United States is in the midst of a mental health crisis, as almost 1 in 5 adults has a mental illness but only about 15% of people in a given year receive any treatment or other mental healthcare services. Meanwhile, suicide and addiction rates have continued to climb across the country. That’s where trained, […]
Around 20% of U.S. adults deal with mental health issues, including serious mental illness, on a regular basis. Unfortunately, less than 15% of people receive treatment or clinical support to help dealing with their mental health issues, according to the most recent federal mental health data. In Missouri, the prevalence of both mental illness and […]
In the United States, nearly 20% of adults have a diagnosable mental health condition, including PTSD, anxiety, phobias and many other mental illnesses. But less than 15% of adults receive treatment or services to address their mental health issues, meaning that millions of people are needlessly suffering when they could be getting help for their […]
Nearly 20% of American adults is dealing with a mental illness, including issues like PTSD, bipolar or anxiety disorder. But few people who have mental illnesses or are dealing with other problematic behavioral or emotional issues actually seek help. In fact, only about 15% of adults in any given year seek treatment or other mental […]
Nearly 20% of U.S. adults, according to federal mental health data, have at least one diagnosable mental illness. This could include depression, PTSD or schizophrenia, and everything in between. But while having mental illnesses is very common, getting help for mental health issues is much less common. In fact, less than 15% of adults have […]
The United States is in the midst of a mental health crisis: About 1 in 5 adults has a mental illness, but only about 15% of people get any treatment for mental health issues in a given year. That means huge swaths of Americans aren’t receiving the mental healthcare they need to cope with mental […]
A child psychologist provides mental health services to children 17 years and younger with social, mental, behavioral, or emotional problems. They are highly skilled counseling professionals with a master’s or doctoral degree in psychology. Child psychologists utilize a multidisciplinary approach that considers the child’s school, home, and social environment. Child psychologists may work in schools, […]
As one of a tiny fraction of Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) programs that are designed to be completed online, Touro University Worldwide is unique in the psychology doctoral community. To be sure, the program may not be right for everybody (more on that later), but it could be the ideal option for many students. Let’s […]
Alaska Pacific University’s Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) program is entering its 10th year of operation after enrolling students for the first time in 2011. While the program has yet to earn accreditation from the American Psychological Association, the Alaska Pacific Psy.D. in Counseling Psychology is an appealing option for one big reason — most of […]
Fuller Theological Seminary is home to a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree that’s been accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) since 1972, and the degree is one of the few Christian-centered Psy.D. degrees to earn the APA’s stamp of approval. Let’s check out all the facts and figures potential students need to know before […]
George Fox University, a Christian college in Oregon, is one of only a handful of Christian colleges and universities to have earned accreditation from the American Psychological Association (APA) for its Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) program. Let’s take a look at what students in Oregon and around the country need to know to decide if […]
California Southern University’s Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) program is unique among online Psy.D. programs in that it’s received the stamp of approval from the California Board of Psychology as meeting the state’s educational requirements for psychologist licensure in California. What else do students need to know about this 100% online Psy.D. so they can decide […]
Nova Southeastern University is home to a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology program that’s been accredited by the American Psychological Association for nearly 40 years. With several concentration areas and population tracks, Nova’s Psy.D. is an excellent option for those considering pursuing a Doctor of Psychology, particularly those looking to earn professional licensure once they’ve completed […]
Though it’s not a requirement in every program, most Psy.D. tracks, regardless of their specialty, include a dissertation as part of what it takes to graduate and complete the program. Psy.D. dissertations are similar to dissertations in other graduate and doctoral programs, but completing one isn’t a simple or easy task. Check out these tips […]
The vast majority of Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degrees must be earned at traditional in-person colleges, universities and professional institutions. But a handful of organizations offer Psy.D. degrees that can be earned through a combination of online learning and in-person experience. Let’s explore hybrid Psy.D. degrees you can earn to jump-start your career in psychology. […]
Earning a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) is a crucial educational step along the path to becoming a professional psychologist, and the degree can serve as the foundation to many other careers. Like with any other doctorate, Psy.D. programs tend to be long and grueling, combining challenging coursework with hands-on experience in clinical psychology, counseling, assessment […]
The time commitment and financial investment required to earn a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree is extensive. Most programs will take at least four years (usually between five and seven years), and a typical Psy.D. graduate who finishes with student debt will have six figures in loans to repay. That’s why many psychology students may […]
With potential salaries reaching into the six figures, those who have completed Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) programs can expect to have fulfilling, challenging jobs that provide for a comfortable lifestyle. But getting the degree, which is a requirement in every state for professional psychologist licensure, can be a tall order. The programs are rigorous and […]
Earning a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree is an important educational step in becoming licensed to practice psychology. But for many people, just getting their Psy.D. won’t provide them with the specific training they want to practice in certain niche areas. And some PsyD programs include an M.A. or M.S. within the Psy.D. program by […]
The Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree is often the most pivotal educational step toward a career in psychology. In every state in the United States, getting such a doctorate is a crucial step in the process of earning state licensure, and completing this type of degree opens up a range of psychology career opportunities. Many […]
The U.S. is in the midst of a shortage of trained professionals capable of helping people deal with emotional and behavioral problems. As access to healthcare rises and stigma surrounding mental health declines, this shortage will likely grow even more serious. These issues were big factors in the development of the Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) […]
As more and more people become accepting of the need for mental health treatment, the demand for qualified, trained professionals in the field will continue to rise. This need was identified way back in the 1960s, which led to the development of the Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree, which was designed to focus on the […]
As more and more people recognize the need to take care of their mental health as they do their physical health, the U.S. has been impacted by a shortage of trained professionals who can help others deal with their emotional and behavioral problems, including anxiety, addiction and thoughts of suicide. This is one of the […]
The need for compassionate, qualified individuals to make a difference in the mental health of others was a primary factor that led to the creation of the Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree in the late 1960s. Today that degree is one of the most popular educational tools for gaining the training and experience necessary to […]
With Americans increasingly accepting the reality that caring for their mental health is every bit as important as tending to their physical health, the stigma surrounding counseling, therapy and other treatment methods for emotional problems has continued to recede. But with growing acceptance comes growing utilization of mental health services, which has placed a strain […]
As the stigma surrounding treatment for anxiety, depression and other emotional and behavioral health problems continues to recede, the demand for compassionate, qualified professionals who can provide this treatment will keep rising. The good news for individuals who are drawn to this field is that there are many educational opportunities available that can provide them […]
With increasing national acceptance of the need for mental health treatment, including counseling and therapy, the strain on the system that provides this care will continue to grow. While this is nothing new (the Psy.D. degree was developed in the 1960s to help alleviate this issue), there are many emerging educational opportunities for those whose […]
As more people become open to the idea that they might need treatment for mental health, anxiety or other behavioral issues, the system that provides such care will continue to be strained. In fact, this has been an issue in the U.S. since the 1960s and was a driving factor in the development of the […]
As more Americans accept the idea that they would benefit from counseling or other treatments for mental health, anxiety or behavioral issues, the system for this care will continue to be stressed and struggle. In fact, this has been an issue in the U.S. since the 1960s and was a driving factor in the creation […]
With rates of mental illness and other emotional and behavioral problems on the rise across the U.S., the need for professionals who can help provide treatment and solutions for people to better their mental well-being has perhaps never been greater. For many Rhode Island residents who hope to number among the helpers, that means getting […]
As people increasingly warm to the fact that they must tend to their mental health just as much as they do to their physical health, the demand for educated, licensed professionals who can make a difference will keep on growing. Nevada is among the states with the highest rates of mental illness, depression and anxiety, […]
As more and more people begin to accept the fact that mental health is just as important as physical health, the stigma surrounding therapy, counseling and other aspects of mental healthcare continues to decline. But as people seek treatment for anxiety, depression, addiction and more mundane emotional health issues, the need for qualified, trained professionals […]
As more and more people recognize the need to take care of their mental health as they do their physical health, the U.S. is faced with the reality that there’s a serious shortage of trained professionals who can help others deal with their emotional and behavioral problems. That’s a big reason why the Doctor of […]
According to SAMSHA, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Washington D.C. falls pretty much squarely into the national average when it comes to mental health issues. That’s not great news, but it could be worse. SAMSHA found that the prevalence of serious mental illness among adults is 8.02% at worst (Utah), and 5.05% […]