Newsletter and Announcements

TWU alumna, religious trauma therapist Dr. Kathryn Keller featured in Dallas Observer profile

4/27/20

The kind of trauma specific to religious indoctrination isn’t, for most people, a frequently occurring topic of discussion — except when a sect is discovered with sister wives or a former Scientologist goes rogue with a tell-all — but it's the subject of Kathryn Keller’s lifework.

Along with business partner and fellow TWU alumna, Dr. Justine Kallaugher, Keller is co-owner of Dallas Therapy Collective. Keller earned a doctorate in counseling psychology from Texas Woman’s University. Now she specializes in trauma and religious and spiritual abuse.

Dr. Ron Palomares-Fernandez discusses Texas pro-bono telehealth initiative in response to COVID-19

4/16/20

Watch Dr. Ron Palomares-Fernandez discuss Texas pro-bono telehealth initiative in response to COVID-19.

Counseling psychology doctoral students published in SAW WomanView newsletter

2/13/20

Congratulations to counseling psychology doctoral students Meredith Higgins, B.S., Madison Hurley, B.A., Marijo Villano, B.S., Kathy Torres, M.Ed., Allison Comiskey, M.A., Abigail Baird, M.S., and professor Sally D. Stabb, Ph.D., who were published in the latest edition of WomanView, the newsletter for the Section for the Advancement of Women (SAW) Society of Counseling Psychology. Their project, "Ending Period Poverty: An Advocacy Example," illustrated the need and successfully advocated for students’ unrestricted access to menstrual products in campus restrooms.

TWU's Wendi Johnson, PhD, and Amy Skinner weigh in on supporting students who are moms

2/25/20

Associate professor Wendi L. Johnson, PhD, and fourth year school psychology doctoral student Amy Skinner discuss the difficulties facing student moms and supporting student moms in the classroom in a new Faculty Focus article about effective classroom management.

Psychology student Kashmiere Culberson shares her day-to-day experiences in a world not built for her needs

11/21/19

TWU psychology student Kashmiere Culberson was born without arms into a world not built for her needs. She's now sharing her strength in adapting through videos inspiring thousands online. Next year, Kashmiere will graduate from Texas Woman's University with a degree in psychology and a perspective that no textbook can teach.