February 21, 2023
What Is the Residual Impact of Slavery on African American Mental Health?
Understanding generational trauma and how therapists can be trained to help individuals cope.
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December 16, 2022Writing Competition Tackles Gun Violence, an ‘Ugly Hydra of a Creature’Jefferson community pen powerful personal essays on this epidemic’s toll. -
September 23, 2022Creativity, Talents and Inventive Spirit on Display at Celebration of InnovationUniversity recognizes eight projects by students and faculty that improve lives. -
January 20, 2022Hope Leads to Transformation from GriefHow counselors can help clients cultivate hope and self-compassion after losing a loved one. -
January 3, 2022Friendly and Fluffy, Titan the Rabbit Helps Students De-stressJefferson launches an animal therapy program during the fall semester. -
December 15, 2021How Can We Harness New Applications of Art Therapy?Researching ways to achieve better health outcomes and self-awareness. -
November 18, 2021Wearing Scrubs Like a ShieldIdentity at home and work in a time of anti-Asian hate during the pandemic. -
November 1, 2021How to Cope With Pandemic BurnoutProlonged uncertainty and cumulative trauma are leaving many fatigued and stressed. Here are some tips from mental health experts for accepting change, managing anxiety and mental fog. -
October 27, 2021In Stressful Times, Physician Helps Students and Healthcare Providers Use Art to DecompressJefferson Artist-in-Residence Dr. Nazanin Moghbeli finds inspiration at the bedside. -
October 25, 2021What Are Vital Components of Effective Counseling for Substance-Abuse Patients?Examining addiction’s impact on family members and the importance of cultural humility. -
September 24, 2021Movie Explores How Med Students’ Passions Will Make Them Better, Healthier PhysiciansSidney Kimmel Medical College student Ryan Emhoff developed the documentary through JeffMD curriculum.