Doctoral candidate Sanya Sagar helped create a program that offers free therapy sessions to local residents. The program, launched last month, began by offering counselling to hospital workers.
Doctoral candidate Sanya Sagar helped create a program that offers free therapy sessions to local residents.
A research project by UWindsor psychology and nursing professors looks at the challenges faced by local nurses working in Windsor and Detroit.
A research project by UWindsor psychology and nursing professors looks at the challenges faced by local nurses working in Windsor and Detroit.
The European Union Study Abroad program brought UWindsor student Caley Hewitt to Belgium, where she visited the Arcade du Cinquantenaire in Brussels.
The FAHSS LEAD Scholars program rewards students who engage in activities that provide meaningful and memorable learning experiences.
Renée Taylor hopes to contribute to understanding of the obstacles preventing people in the black community from seeking help for psychological concerns.
Renée Taylor is a finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
Sanya Sagar, a PhD student of psychology, helped to found the Caring for our Caregivers program.
A new project of the Psychological Services and Research Centre offers help for hospital workers in distress.
A video explaining her work to identify pet-safe women’s shelters earned psychology student Kathleen Wilson a place as a finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
Kathleen Wilson is a finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
UWindsor professor Ben Kuo is one of more than 200 psychologists across Canada who answered the Canadian Psychological Association’s call to offer free services to front-line workers.
UWindsor professor Ben Kuo answered the Canadian Psychological Association’s call to offer free services to front-line workers.
Doctoral students Sara Santarossa, Renée Taylor, and Kathleen Wilson are among 25 finalists in the national Storytellers competition.
Clinical psychologist Dana Ménard interviewed ordinary people about their extraordinary sexual experiences for her book, “Magnificent Sex.” Photo by John Trant
Clinical psychologist Dana Ménard interviewed ordinary people about their extraordinary sexual experiences for her book, Magnificent Sex.
Submit a video audition for films aimed at reducing sexual violence victimization among adolescent girls.
Researchers are auditioning actors for three educational films on sexual assault resistance.
