Lorraine Mangione, Ph.D.
Lorraine Mangione is a professor emeritus of psychology at Antioch University New England in Keene, New Hampshire, where she has taught doctoral students in the Department of Clinical Psychology for three decades. She has a strong interest in loss and grief, spirituality in psychology, creativity and meaning-making, as well as women’s experiences and life transitions. She has published on Italian American daughters and dads, Bruce Springsteen’s women fans, and religion and spirituality in psychotherapy practice.
Upcoming Programs by Lorraine Mangione, Ph.D.
Who Am I & Who Will I Be at Midlife & Beyond: The Ongoing Chapters of Life
Also With Rosalind Forti, LICSW, Ph.D.
If we think of our lives as a book, we each have many chapters that unfold over time, and the ending is never fully known or realized until it happens. Each chapter can bring new beginnings and promises – as well as challenges and trials – and the chapters may emerge in an unexpected order […]
The Path Through Loss & Grief: How Do Creativity and Art Help Us Along the Journey?
Also With Rosalind Forti, LICSW, Ph.D.
Experiences of major loss and grief, expected or not, can happen at any point in life. Oftentimes, they are profound and challenging. As we continue moving through life, we hope to find solace when reflecting on who or what we have lost. We search for understanding and support from family and friends, spiritual or religious […]