Ways to support parents who identify as LGBTQ+
LGBTQIA+ parents may face discrimination, leading to a decline in mental health and a general need for support. Learn about the resources available to them here.
LGBTQIA+ parents may face discrimination, leading to a decline in mental health and a general need for support. Learn about the resources available to them here.
Learn more about the professional field of social work, including what social workers do and the communities they serve.
Dr. Carlene Fider visited Pasadena’s Art Center College of Design to work with the college's Designmatters department on "Imagining the Future of the Dreamhouse," a design studio course in partnership with Barbie and Mattel, Inc. Fider’s goal was to help the team learn why diversity, social justice, and the psychology of child play could all be influential factors in the Barbie brand.
Marriage and family therapists can be a wonderful support system for your family—especially during challenging economic and social times.
Are you interested in pursuing a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy? We’ve compiled a list of the important marriage and family therapy terms you'll need to know as you progress through your career.
How can therapists help their LGBTQIA+ clients cope with pain and anxiety during times of political uncertainty? Learn more here.
Want to study psychology as it relates to communities? Learn more about community psychology, where community psychologists work, and if it’s right for you.
Explore 10 rewarding career paths for Master of Social Work graduates. Dive into the roles that await those with a degree in social work with Pacific Oaks College.
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.
Pacific Oaks' students visit Berlin to explore the experience of refugees for the "Immigration in Context" study-abroad course.
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.
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