Dr. Anthony Chambers Contributes to Mother's Day Questions for The New York Times
In recognition of Mother's Day, an article in The New York Times, "25 Questions to Bring You Closer to Your Mom," includes a question from Dr. Anthony Chambers, Chief Academic Officer at The Family Institute at Northwestern University: "If you could redo any period in your life, what would it be, and why?" Read MoreMental Health Isn't A Fleeting Matter
Mental health requires continual attention — every day, week and month of the year, writes Jana L. Jones, president and CEO of The Family Institute at Northwestern University, in a letter to the editor of the Chicago Sun-Times this Mental Health Awareness Month. Full text below: Read MoreThe New York Times Quotes Dr. Anthony Chambers on Life Transitions
Our Chief Academic Officer at The Family Institute at Northwestern University, Dr. Anthony Chambers speaks to The New York Times about the grief that can come with life's biggest transitions in The Downside of Getting What You Want. Read MoreFor U.S. News & World Report, Dr. Michele Kerulis Speaks to Loneliness in Older Adults
In an article in U.S. News & World Report, Dr. Michele Kerulis shares the reasons for loneliness in older adults, the impact it can have on daily life, and advice for individuals and their loved ones to overcome common challenges. Read more Read MoreEmily Perepa, LCSW, ICST Shares Tips for Parents Working Remotely in USA Today
In an article in USA Today, Emily Perepa, LCSW, ICST offers tips for parents working remotely with young children at home. Read More Read MoreEmily Klear, M.S., LMFT Explores Dangerous Marriage Habits in YourTango
For YourTango, Director of Adult Psychotherapy Services Emily Klear, M.S., LMFT shares eight disturbing habits that we normalize in marriage but are detrimental our relationships. Read More Read MoreSports psychologist Michele Kerulis talks workout mindset with Peloton
Dr. Michele Kerulis, a sport and clinical therapist and an associate professor of counseling with The Family Institute at Northwestern University, shares tips for rediscovering your workout motivation with Peloton. Read the blog Read MoreKalen Cobb, LSW Shares Insights with Teen Vogue on Entering Full-Time Work
In a Teen Vogue article about preparing for one's first full-time job, Kalen Cobb, LSW shares insights and advice from her work with emerging adults — from taking a breath before making the transition to structuring your day to include time for yourself. Read MoreFor The Associated Press, Anthony Chambers Weighs in on Relationships
For Valentine's Day, Anthony Chambers, Ph.D., ABPP, Chief Academic Officer of The Family Institute, shares with The Associated Press the importance of relationships to our wellbeing. Read MoreDr. Michele Kerulis Quoted in USA Today Article on Loneliness over the Holidays
In an article published in USA Today, Dr. Michele Kerulis, an associate professor of counseling with the Family Institute at Northwestern University, provides guidance for navigating loneliness and grief during the holiday season. Read MoreDr. Michele Kerulis Featured on ABC 7 Chicago Sharing Tips for Healthy Habits
Dr. Michele Kerulis was recently featured on ABC 7 Chicago, sharing practical tips on how to create and maintain positive routines that stick. View the Segment Read MoreDr. Michele Kerulis Featured in Fortune Article on the Struggles of your Mid-Thirties
Michele Kerulis, EdD, LCPC, CMPC was recently quoted in a Fortune article about why your mid-thirties can be a challenging time. Read the article Read MoreMedia Contact
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