Category Archives: Counselor Education

Associate Professor Dalena Dillman Taylor’s research examines play therapy and the data of three distinct factors that examine how change ...

The executive director of UCF’s Marriage and Family Research Institute discusses love languages and suggestions for balancing these expressions in ...

Many counseling offices have lengthy waitlists, which underscores a tremendous need for counselors during difficult times. For those thinking of ...

Sejal Barden, associate professor of counselor education and executive director of UCF’s Marriage and Family Research Institute, shares insights and ...

Working with researchers from other Florida universities, a UCF associate professor will help adapt and test the online program ...

In honor of World AIDS Day, UCF Associate Professor J. Richelle Joe shares some insight into the HIV epidemic ...

The 10th Women of Distinction Awards recognize faculty who excelled in scholarship amid challenges from the pandemic ...

The counselor education master’s program and Associate Professor J. Richelle Joe were recognized for excellence and innovation in counselor education ...

They may seem like insignificant accessories, but buttons have proved to be useful tools, words of encouragement and declarations of ...

How I found healing through journaling and reminiscing about photographs ...

UCF relationship experts from the Marriage and Family Research Institute offer advice for lowering stress and nurturing your relationship ...

Society’s fascination with weight is a type of discrimination and prejudice ...

Eight clinical mental health counseling graduate students spent two semesters learning how to treat clients with opioid and substance-use addiction ...

Series helps children understand who to turn to help keep them safe ...

Addressing a major public health crisis like COVID-19 requires the full engagement of the public, so we cannot afford to ...