“Youth: Straight, LGBT, or other?” Jean Malpas, director of Ackerman Institute’s Gender and Family Project, was recently highlighted in a CNN article “Youth: Straight, LGBT, or other?” by Ian Kerner.

“How to Find Mental Health Care When Money Is Tight”NY Times Writer, Lesley Alderman evaluates ways patients can access to mental health care when money is tight. Lois Braverman, Ackerman’s president, discusses Ackerman’s ability to treat payments regardless of ability to pay.

“What Led Hasan to Murder? Ellen Ratner interviews Ackerman president, Lois Braverman, in “What Led Hasan to Murder?”. Ms. Braverman discusses the nature of micro-aggressions, micro-invalidations, and micro-insults.

“The No Lock People” In “The No Lock People” NY Times writer, Joyce Wadler, examines why some people lock their doors and others do not. She interviewed Ackerman president, Lois Braverman, to discuss the reasons why some people feel safer than others and whether this is a reflection of personality/environment.

“For the Hyper-Neat, a Special Strain Comes With the Season”Neatnik, clean freak, dust-bunny didact — whatever your level of housecleaning compulsion, holiday entertaining can be a particular strain. Christmas trees drop needles, Hanukkah candles drip, gift wrappings pile up. NY Times writer, Joyce Wadler, interviewed Lois Braverman,president of the Ackerman Institute to discuss how the

Eyewitness News/ABC 7’s Darla Miles interviews Lois Braverman, president of the Ackerman Institute for the Family, on tips to help shy children find the confidence to socialize.

Lois Braverman, Ackerman Institute’s president, is interviewed by Eyewitness News on the revelation that Oprah Winfrey has a secret sister.

“How to Solve a Marital Conflict”In an article for Good Housekeeping titled “How to Solve a Marital Conflict”, Ackerman Institute’s Dr. Evan Imber-Black discusses ways couples can negotiate their differences so that both partners can get some of what they want and feel fulfilled.