Kerri Augusto

Kerri Augusto, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 30 years of experience in higher education, training undergraduate behavioral health professionals and graduate mental health counselors in ethics and professional practice. She is Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of Undergraduate Studies at William James College. Her scholarly and clinical interests include trauma, anxiety, and the use of popular culture as a lens for psychological analysis and as a tool for effective pedagogy.

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Image of a head of which the top is a director's slate about to snap shut

From Hacks’ seductive trauma bond to Backrooms’ monster of self-betrayal, four therapists find clinical value on the big screen. Read more

Shrinking

When Good Therapists Break the Rules

What the Hit TV Show "Shrinking" Gets Wrong About Boundaries

Apple TV's Shrinking contains a valuable message about the public's view of therapy and the ethical boundaries we hold dear. Read more