by Hogg Staff | Dec 14, 2017
“When a hurricane hits, you can’t stop it,” Edna Brinkley says. “What you have to do is deal with the aftermath, which means regaining that sense of control, that stability. You rebuild your home, and you reach out to your friends and family.” Edna Brinkley, Ph.D., is...
by Hogg Staff | Dec 8, 2017
“We can’t give that which sustains us,” John King says. “We have to be very, very mindful of practicing self-care.” As the peak of the holiday season approaches, our time and energy reserves can often stretch thin. Here to discuss ways we can take care of...
by Hogg Staff | Dec 8, 2017
“Cultural beliefs and values shape how individuals view mental health disorders. I hope that my findings will elucidate how these factors influence Mexican-American adolescents’ perception of perinatal depression and help-seeking.” – Pamela Recto Every year, the Hogg...
by Hogg Staff | Dec 6, 2017
The Hogg Foundation has awarded $300,000 to three organizations to support the mental health and well-being of people and communities impacted by Hurricane Harvey. Specifically, funds will be used for services and supports with an emphasis on people with mental health...
by Hogg Staff | Dec 4, 2017
Students training to become psychologists must complete a doctoral internship in order to get licensed and enter the workforce. Shortages in available internship positions, however, can not only delay licensure, but ultimately impede the expansion of the behavioral...
