Insights from Spring Quarter

In Child and Adolescent Counseling, I was introduced to play therapy and its potential for working with children. Although our exposure was introductory, it offered valuable insights. One assignment involved leading a 30-minute play session with a child, and the experience was truly eye-opening.

Trauma, Responsibility, and the Work of Showing Up

Domestic violence, for example, is not always overt. It can manifest in subtle yet damaging ways that erode a person’s sense of safety, agency, and worth. As we study these dynamics, I find myself reflecting on the broader societal context in which such violence persists.