Dr. Angela Londoño-McConnell
I am a licensed psychologist and co-founder of AK Counseling & Consulting, in Georgia. I have extensive experience in the areas of college student life and development and cultural diversity. I worked as a Multicultural Specialist & directed the Latino/a Student Cultural Center at Northeastern University in Boston, MA. I have conducted numerous workshops on a wide variety of topics. I am often interviewed by regional, national & international media and I am a regular featured guest on CNN en Español. My professional interests include diversity, women's issues, relationships, college student life & development, psychosocial aspects of HIV, anxiety and mood disorders. I am bilingual (Spanish) and bicultural.
Posted on February 24th, 2010
The current unemployment rates and the financial hardships that many Americans are facing makes us all wonder when things will get better and what are viable options. Most of us know someone or of someone who is currently unemployed and not by choice. During these tough economic times, you may be considering returning to college [...]
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Posted on January 5th, 2010
Happy 2K10: A new year and a new decade! Often with the start of a new year, we feel compelled to make resolutions and make changes in our daily lives. Perhaps one thing that we learned from the financial crisis of the last couple of years is that most Americans do not save enough for [...]
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Posted on December 15th, 2009
In moments of crisis or when we truly pay attention to human suffering, it seems as though a veil is removed and our humanity and caring is unmasked. This is especially the case during the holidays. People’s sense of warmth and compassion becomes evident through the selfless giving during these times.
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