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Ellyn Kaschak Ph.D.

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Ellyn Kaschak, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at San Jose State University, is a founder of the field of feminist psychology. She is the editor of the Journal Women and Therapy, and she has written numerous books including Engendered Lives: A New Psychology of Women's Experience; and Sight Unseen: Gender and Race through Blind Eyes, published by Columbia University Press. Kaschak is the past chair of the Feminist Therapy Institute and a Fellow of various divisions of the American Psychological Association. She has been the recipient of The Heritage Award and The Carolyn Wood Sherif Award of Division 35, The Distinguished Leader Award of the APA Committee on Women in Psychology and the Feminist Therapy Institute Award for Outstanding Contribution to Feminist Psychology.

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Books by Ellyn Kaschak Ph.D.
Recent Posts
Advice for Michelle Obama
Are depression and anxiety disorders mental illness or signals from each of us more akin to hunger and thirst?
Post-Pandemic Stress Disorder

Are you already experiencing the fallout of the pandemic before it is even finished?

Are you already experiencing the fallout of the pandemic before it is even finished?

These Are Not Normal Times

How normal precautions can linger on long after the context in which they developed is gone.

How normal precautions can linger on long after the context in which they developed is gone.

What Feminist Therapy Is Not

I have received many questions about therapists who advertise as feminists. Here are some guidelines.

I have received many questions about therapists who advertise as feminists. Here are some guidelines.

Change the Culture or Change Your Own Body?

What are the implications of transitioning and gender fluidity in contemporary culture?

What are the implications of transitioning and gender fluidity in contemporary culture?