Position:
Supervisor and Assessment Coordinator at Psychological Services Center, Antioch University New England, Professor of Clinical Psychology at Antioch University New England
Work:
Psychological Services Center, Antioch University New England
- Keene, NH since Nov 2001
Supervisor and Assessment Coordinator
Antioch University New England
since Jun 1989
Professor of Clinical Psychology
American Psychological Association
1990 - 2013
Member
Private Practice
Aug 1990 - Dec 2001
Licensed Psychologist
Education:
University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1983 - 1990
PhD, Counseling Psychology
Harvard University Graduate School of Education 1979 - 1980
EdM, Counseling & Consulting Psychology
University of California, Berkeley 1975 - 1976
MA, Germanic Languages & Literature
Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg im Breisgau 1974 - 1975
none, Germanistik
University of Massachusetts Boston 1972 - 1974
BA, German
Skills:
Psychological Assessment, Psychology's Social & Cultural History, Qualitative Research Methods, Critical Psychology, Psychoeducational, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Psychological Testing, Clinical Psychology, Clinical Supervision, Mindfulness, Counseling Psychology, Higher Education, Child Development, Program Evaluation, Clinical Research, Community Outreach, Research Design, Research, Personality Assessment, Developmental Psychology, Learning Disabilities, Technology Needs Analysis, Qualitative Research, Family Therapy, Mental Health, Adolescents, Group Therapy, Social Services, Teaching, Interventions
Interests:
Psychologist training for international service, Getting Funding, South Africa, HIV/AIDS in Africa, Early Childhood Development, Programing evaluation training and participatory consultation in South Africa, Psychological assessment and collaborative interventions in South Africa, Participatory Action Research and program evaluation, Children with HIV/AIDS in Africa, African orphans due to AIDS, International Psychology, Postcolonial theories, Critical psychology, Psychological and Psychoeducational Assessments, Social Justice in the Social Sciences, Social Histories of Psychology, Engaged Buddhism, Dialogue practices
