Join me and Dr. Youngblood as we discuss the importance of integrative nutrition to health and well-being and how it applies to various groups of Americans, including our beloved veterans. Not to be missed!

A new episode worth every minute of listening, Dr. Amos sheds light on the myths and realities of functional medicine and nutrition, better living, and the various research informing her practice. Check it out!

Join me and Chris as we untangle various aspects of existential therapies and its applications in the therapy room. You'll find that this approach may have tremendous benefits for a diverse array of clients. Check it out.

Tune in for this not-to-be-missed episode featuring Dr. James Gordon, the President of The Center for Mind-Body Medicine and Founding Dean of Saybrook's own College of Integrative Medicine and Health Sciences. We had an incredible conversation on his work, the future of integrative health, and how we build greater access for all.

Saybrook University Degree Program: MA Counseling and PhD Counselor Education & SupervisionModality: Virtual with In-Person Residential Experiences (Residential Learning Experiences)Department Chair: Dr. Jennifer Preston Dr. Jennifer Preston, our esteemed Department Chair for the Counseling programs at Saybrook University, joined me in this excellent episode in which she describes a bit of her background, delves into the essential aspects of the Counseling profession, and de...

Saybrook University Degree Program: Clinical Psychology, Ph.D. Modality: Virtual with In-Person Residential Experiences Department Chair: Dr. Theopia Jackson Stretching all the way back to June 2020, this Saybrook Insights episode features Dr. Theopia Jackson, who offers our most extended and most downloaded interview on Saybrook Insights. She offers incredible insights highlighting her passion, dedication, and commitment to the field and her work at Saybrook and in the community. In additio...

In this episode, Saybrook University faculty offer inspiring ideas, sage wisdom, and practical advice about the work they and their students do in pursuit of the humanistic mission that guides the institution. We invite you to listen/watch these amazing professionals who have dedicated their lives to advancing the health and well-being of our communities. Learn more at Saybrook.Edu.

Our numerous guests offer unique insights into what the term 'humanistic' means. You'll hear powerful, witty, and incisive answers from across the spectrum of students, alumni, and faculty. You'll also understand what a humanistic institution such as Saybrook University is all about! Enjoy! Learn more at Saybrook.Edu.

Kicking off 2024, Drs. Jeremiah Pearcey and Randy Heinrich, military veterans, offer powerful insights on the value of a Saybrook degree for military members considering graduate education. Not to be missed! Happy New Year!

The holidays are both joyful and can also be a source of stress. Dr. Eric Willmarth, Saybrook University faculty member and Department Chair for Psychophysiology, offers practical tips for managing the holidays.

Today, my guest is Dr. Eric Willmarth, department chair of our Applied Psychophysiology program. Our discussion today is focused squarely on our newest program – Sport Performance Psychology – including what it is, why it has value in today’s culture, and the type of students this sort of program could be an excellent fit for. Learn more at our Sport Performance Psychology information page.

Today’s guest is Lilith Cheung, a PhD student in Transformative Social Change here at Saybrook University. Lilith’s background supporting positive social change is inspiring, as is her approach to life in general. We’ll learn more about Lilith’s journey, including her new book, now available at Amazon. You can order here: https://www.amazon.com/Brave-Paper-Son-Lilith-Owyoung/dp/B0CKXMSFFQ

Today, I am meeting with a faculty-student duo, Dr. Kirk Schneider and Mr. Tyler Gamlen, Saybrook Ph.D. student. We will dig in on the idea of life-enhancing anxiety, depth healing, and Dr. Schneider’s proposal that we form a national corps of depth healers. What seems like a heady concept on first blush offers many practical applications supporting our communities. This is a crucial leg to our work in advancing the mental health and well-being of the communities we serve.

Today's guest, doctoral student in the Ph.D. Counselor Education and Supervision program, Katie Horton, offers insights into her own journey as a trans woman and discusses the important work she and others in the counseling profession are doing to support America's trans population. Katie's background and experiences make for a powerful episode! Learn more at Saybrook.Edu.

Description: In honor of personal and world peace, join Dr. Luann Fortune as she uses Metta meditation to guide us in exploring our inner awareness and projecting our loving kindness to the spaciousness of the cosmos. Learn more at Saybrook.Edu

I am over the moon for today’s guest. This incredible human was a member of my doctoral committee back in the day and was a vital mentor to me during graduate school. Dr. Eric Jackson is a Professor of History and Director of the Black World Studies program at Northern Kentucky University; with almost twenty-eight years of academic experience at the university level, he has taught numerous classes in a variety of fields, such as "Introduction to Black Studies," "History of Race Relations in t...

My guest today is Whitney Ann Jenkins, a Ph.D. student in Humanistic Psychology at Saybrook University. Born and raised in Huntington, West Virginia, she expressed interest in performing from an early age – specifically becoming an actor. Now a creative living in California with her successful podcast and slate of work, Whitney is pursuing her education. At the same time, she continues podcasting, singing, and acting, believing in the power of storytelling and its ability to connect globally ...

Today’s guest is Ms. Traci Meadows, a Ph.D. student in Saybrook’s Integrative and Functional Nutrition program. Traci is a life-long learner who came to Saybrook University with a big, multifaceted goal. Now in the dissertation phase of her program, Traci has found that her pursuit of a Ph.D. did not stop at just earning the degree. As a legally blind and deaf adult, Traci has had to overcome much adversity. Throughout her journey of overcoming adversity, Traci recognized that many others hav...

Welcome to another episode of Saybrook Insights. Dominique started at Saybrook in 2017 and is currently the MA Counseling Program Coordinator, recently promoted to associate department chair. She received her Masters of Counseling and PhD in Counselor Education at Idaho State University in Meridian, Idaho. Dominique, along with her colleagues, has built a powerful counseling program that I would contend is one of the top in the nation in terms of quality and approach. Moreover, Dr. Avery’s pa...

Today, I am interviewing Ms. Rebekah Walker, a graduate of Saybrook University’s Psychophysiology program. Since her undergrad, Rebekah has been connected to the mental health field. In 2014, she and her husband implemented a neurofeedback program for an agency. Then in 2016 they started their private practice, Walker Therapy Services, that married psychotherapy and neurofeedback together. As a result of wanting to know more about the brain she obtained a Master's in Applied Psychophysiology....