In this video, Dr. Mallory Wines, assistant professor for the School of Counseling, defines “pandemic,” outlines the current orders in place, and explains what U.S. residents are being asked to do, such as teleworking, using telemedicine and practicing social distancing. She also provides tips on how to effectively respond to stress during the COVID-19 pandemic, Continue reading
Videos
Dr. Ben Carson Addresses 2018 Graduates
Watch the 2018 Commencement Address given by Dr. Benjamin Carson at the 2018 Commencement Exercises at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
Mental Health Awareness on EWTN
What can we do to help end the mental health stigma? IPS Academic Dean Suzanne Hollman speaks with Lauren Ashburn on EWTN News Nightly about some solutions.
Newman Lecture Series: Male & Female Dignity
On March 1st, John Grabowski, Ph.D. of The Catholic University of America presented on “It is not Good for the Man to be Alone – Genesis on Male and Female Complementarity and Dignity.” A native of the Midwest, Dr. Grabowski earned his B.A. in theology at the University of Steubenville and his Ph.D. at Marquette Continue reading
Guest Professor Presents on Legal Foundations and History of Male/Female
On Thursday, January 25, George Mason University Professor of Law Helen Alvaré gave a dynamic presentation to students, faculty and local professionals on “Legal Foundations and History of Male/Female in Jurisprudence.” The event was a part of the Divine Mercy University’s Newman Lecture Series, which feature speakers who are widely recognized for their contributions to Continue reading
Minute Clinic: Misconceptions about Psychotherapy
We’re all too familiar with the stigma associated with people who receive psychotherapy. However, many patients have problems that a lot of people experience, such as anxiety from a new job or environment. In this video, former Psy.D. student Mark La Fave explains the common misconceptions surrounding psychotherapy from a cultural standpoint. He also notes Continue reading
Minute Clinic: Depressed or Just Feeling Blue?
There may not seem to be a major difference between feeling sad and depressed, but there are conditions that differentiate these mental states. In this short video, Dr. Maja Ivankovic, Psy.D. explains that clinical depression includes the feeling of sadness, lack of energy, loss of interest or pleasure in daily activities, and difficulties focusing on Continue reading