alumni, child mental health
Policy Brief: Reducing Barriers to Autism Diagnosis and Early Intervention
An SBH alumna examines policy solutions for reducing wait times and improving equity in autism diagnosis and early inter
psychology, faculty
AAPI Heritage Month: Dr. Richelin Dye
For AAPI Heritage Month, neuropsychologist Dr. Richelin Dye shares her journey as a first-generation Filipino American,
SIMS, global service, students
From California to Kathmandu: A Service Journey to Nepal
SBH students and alumni traveled to Nepal with SIMS to share mental health education at the 2025 World Youth Festival—an
faculty, psychology
National Minority Health Month: Dr. Kelly Morton
For National Minority Health Month, Dr. Kelly Morton reflects on a career devoted to closing health gaps, expanding inte
SIMS, social work
SIMS Spotlight: 10 Days of Service in Cuba
A DSW student reflects on 10 days serving with a cross-disciplinary SIMS team in Cuba—running health fairs, adapting cli
events
SBH Job Fair builds bridges to future careers
SBH's first dedicated career event connected 50+ graduating students with mental health employers, alumni roundtables, a
counseling and family sciences, alumni
Dr. Natalie Zaragoza: A Journey of Collective Healing and Cultural Empowerment
LLU MFT alumna Dr. Natalie Zaragoza shares how lived experience, group therapy, and cultural pride shape her approach to
psychology, social work, interdisciplinary studies, counseling and family sciences
Women's History Month: Dr. Janet Sonne, Dr. Susanne Montgomery, and Prof. Michelle Minyard-Widmann
Three SBH faculty members—spanning psychology, research, and child life—share the experiences, values, and passions that
counseling and family sciences, faculty
Dr. Ashley Park joins the Department of Counseling and Family Sciences
LLU DMFT alumna Dr. Ashley Park joins the CFS faculty, bringing expertise in integrative behavioral health, chronic illn
psychology, interdisciplinary studies, Black mental health
Black History Month: Dr. Bridgette Peteet and Dr. Danielle Clair
For Black History Month, Dr. Bridgette Peteet and Dr. Danielle Clair reflect on identity, resilience, and what it means