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I'm a therapist who pays attention to the impact of an individual's personal history, but who also thinks about techniques that we have in the present that they can use to bring about change in their own lives. I bring a combination of reflective thought about the impact of my clients' own experiences on their relationships, and I give them tools to work in the present.

Sue Watts, MSW, Director of Social Work Training

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At the Institute for Human Adjustment, one of the institute-wide initiatives is to foster the growth of faculty research programs that have implications for the prevention, development, assessment, and treatment of difficulties in all types of human adjustment.  We do this by sponsoring Graduate Student Research Assistantships (GSRA Positions), creating student research opportunities, and providing a Small Grants Program.

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    Sunday, June 2, 2013
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