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Turn your passion into your life's work.

At the heart of all Department of Applied Psychology programs is a personal and professional commitment to social justice for individuals, couples, families, and groups. Rigorous programs intertwine theory with practice, valuing both academic excellence and hands-on clinical experience. At Antioch New England, you develop the clinical skills that help your clients, while applying your emerging unique professional style. Antioch New England is known for producing many of the best mental health professionals in New England and in the country.

Develop your own philosophy.

Active exchanges with faculty-practitioners stimulate your thinking as you examine the role of the mental health practitioner in the larger context of society and the global village. This environment fosters professional and personal growth and inspires your thinking as you develop a personal philosophy of psychological, social, and cultural change.

Practice in the community.

Antioch University New England’s fundamental belief in practical learning is reflected in all Department of Applied Psychology programs. You practice and apply what you learn in practica and internships that are close to home and rooted in community service.

Learn from experienced mental health counselors.

Not only do your faculty teach, but they also practice outside the classroom. Because they work in the field and are active in regional and national organizations, they integrate standards of care and changes in the field into Applied Psychology program curricula.

    

Department News

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AP Profiles

Regula Berger , MA, PhD, Marriage and Family Therapy Program

Bob Gillespie, MA, Marriage and Family Therapy Program

Amy Gamache, MA, Dance Movement Therapy Program
“My teaching and research has centered on meaning-making, especially the remaking of meaning. When individuals or human systems are hit with an event that shatters their cherished beliefs, their central task is to incorporate this experience into a new world view. To me, the most important work counselors and therapists can do is to facilitate meaning-making. It is the core of personal resilience and essential to thriving human systems .” — Katherine Clarke, Phd Chair, Department of Applied Psychology

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