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Groundbreaking therapist Dr. Pauline Boss leads this online program.How can you support transgender youth?
The Transgender Toolkit has research-informed resources.
FSoS courses made me more self-aware and intentional. I am able to understand, analyze, and articulate my own growth as an individual, partner, daughter, sister, and aunt.
I am grateful for the experience, education, and support I received during my PhD program, which provided a solid foundation for a research career.
Professor awarded UROC research grant
Chalandra Bryant, professor and Pauline Boss Faculty Fellow in Ambiguous Loss, has received a grant to to address psychological withdrawal, racial financial trauma, and economic disparities in Minneapolis’ northside community. Learn more about it.
FSOS alumni fill critical gap in care
A trio have collaborated to launch their own non-profit providing mental health care to refugee and immigrant families. Read the story.
FSOS professor co-chairs UMN Presidential initiative
Professor Tabitha Grier-Reed is co-chairing President Gabel’s new initiative to address student mental health. Read the full story.