HIV 101: What You Need to Know on World AIDS Day
In honor of World AIDS Day, UCF Associate Professor J. Richelle Joe shares some insight into the HIV epidemic.
UCF Counselor Education Program, Faculty Member Receive ACES Awards
The counselor education master’s program and Associate Professor J. Richelle Joe were recognized for excellence and innovation in counselor education.
How I Say It with a Button
They may seem like insignificant accessories, but buttons have proved to be useful tools, words of encouragement and declarations of self-expression.
Benefits of Practicing Radical Gratitude
How I found healing through journaling and reminiscing about photographs.
Getting to the Place Where Body Size Doesn’t Matter
Society’s fascination with weight is a type of discrimination and prejudice.
I Wish We Had Learned Better From Our Early Response to HIV
Addressing a major public health crisis like COVID-19 requires the full engagement of the public, so we cannot afford to be divided and disconnected.
UCF Students Remove Barriers to Mental Health Care for Children by Offering School-Based Counseling
UCF counselor education students gain meaningful, supervised experience while providing accessible counseling services at no cost to K-5 students and their families.
UCF Counseling Center Offers Virtual Mental Health Services to Local Community
The Community Counseling and Research Center is a training facility for counseling students in the College of Community Innovation and Education, the anchor college to UCF Downtown. The center has been offering free mental health services to the Orlando community since the 1990s
‘How Can Humans Do This to Other Humans?’
Demonstrations of the past week encapsulate the pain and anger carried by millions of Black Americans every day.
African-American Moms Are Helicopter Parents Too, But Endgame is Survival
Study finds African-American mothers live in fear that their sons will be stopped by people in authority and could potentially be killed, which impacts the way these women parent their sons.