How to Support Athletes Who Transition Out of Sports June 7, 2021 Leaving a sport you love can be difficult; counselors, coaches, and loved ones can help.
5 Tips on How to Make Time for Self-Care March 10, 2021 Counseling@Northwestern graduate student Liz Kauffelt and Dr. Michele Kerulis share simple strategies for self-care.
The Opera Reflections: Unsung Heroes March 10, 2021 The final entry in this series about mental health themes in opera explores a hero’s journey.
5 Tips for Prioritizing Exercise for Essential Workers September 17, 2020 In a crisis, essential workers may have limited capacity to engage in exercise that is necessary to maintain both physical and mental health.
Burn Bright Not Out: Faculty Discuss How to Maintain Effectiveness Under Periods of High Demand May 20, 2020 To recognize Counseling Awareness and Mental Health Awareness Months, faculty shared their strategies for maintaining effectiveness under high demand.
Making Weight: Risks and Reward February 24, 2020 Experts explain how to address weight-focused sports trends.
Understanding “Joker” through the Lens of a Trauma Therapist January 30, 2020 Dr. Michele Kerulis explores how clowning was used by the lead character in the movie Joker to facilitate connection with others.
How to Show Up for Yourself January 29, 2020 Dr. Michele Kerulis shares her experience at TEDxCHicago Women where she spoke about showing up.
The Opera Reflections: Honor, Violence, and Cultural Norms in Modern Society August 15, 2019 The second in a series of articles on mental health themes in opera explores concepts of honor and violence.
How Runners Can Use Psychology to Achieve Success June 25, 2019 Dr. Michele Kerulis shares tips on how to integrate sport psychology into a running program.