by PSI Executive Director Mary Ragan, PhD, LCSW   I’ve struggled to write something about my week of volunteer service with American Gateways in San Antonio, Texas, working with migrant families who have crossed the border seeking safety from persecution and a better life for their children. Any entry point I thought of seemed either read more

by Kelly Murphy Mason, PsyD, MDiv, LCSW   Each September marks National Recovery Month, a public health campaign across America that seeks both to promote recovery options available to those still struggling with substance abuse and mental disorders and to celebrate the people who have already begun their recovery process. These are commendable aims, to read more

 by H. Kimball Jones, PhD   From the beginning, 2017 has been a year marked by extreme political chaos throughout the world and particularly here in the U.S. There has been toxic divisiveness in the country as a whole, in communities, even in families where communication has broken down because of differing political alliances. As read more