Dr. Stanley Sue, a member of PAU's China Advisory Council, will be visiting Beijing and Shanghai this September. {C}
He is involved with PAU's Global Advancement of Counseling Excellence in China, headed by Dr. Martha Chiu. His plans are to
(1) meet with students in the MA Counseling Program, as well as administrators involved in mental health programs in China
(2) support efforts to further use internet resources as training and intervention tools.
The PAU Trauma Student Group (TSG), Child And Family Emphasis (CAFÉ) and Students for Ethical Culture Awareness (SECA) sponsored a viewing of the film Girl Rising in Palo Alto on May 22, 2014. From Academy Award-nominated director Richard E. Robbins, Girl Rising journeys around the globe to witness the strength of the human spirit and the power of education to change the world. Viewers got to know nine unforgettable girls living in the developing world: ordinary girls who confront tremendous challenges and overcome nearly impossible odds to pursue their dreams.
Article from the June 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter
Article from the June 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter written by Bill Froming, Ph.D., Provost
Palo Alto University (PAU) organized a series of events in February 2014 for the President of Rwanda, His Excellency Paul Kagame. The goal was to provide forums where President Kagame could interface with academic and business leaders in California. On Wednesday, February 12, he gave a talk at the World Affairs Council in Los Angeles.
Article from the June 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter, written by Lynn Waelde, Ph.D.
Article from the June 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter
Systematic Treatment Selection (STS) is an integrative model based on empirically supported principles of therapeutic efficacy developed by Dr. Larry E. Beutler, Dr. Bruce Bongar and their colleagues. This evidence consists of consistent, empirical evidence that outcomes are associated with three classes of variables: patients, interventions, and relationship factors.
Article from the Winter 2015 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter, Written by Lynn Waelde, Ph.D.
Article from the Winter 2015 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter, written by Bruce Bongar, Ph.D. and Lori Holleran, 3rd year Ph.D. Student
Article from the Winter 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter, Written by Sita Patel, Ph.D.
Article from the Winter 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter, Written by Stanley Sue, Ph.D.
As a member of PAU’s China Advisory Council, I visited China on September 12-22, 2014. The purpose of the trip was to
(1) Evaluate the status of the PAU Program with Dr. Martha Chiu and Sheng-Yang Chiu
(2) Discuss the program with Dr. Weining Chang
(3) Meet with students in the Program and give a lecture