Reina Juarez, Ph.D. (Director) View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles Areas of Interest: Innovative, integrative, empirically-based treatment modalities and evidence based practice in psychology; establishment and maintenance of diverse, inclusive, healthy and thriving living and learning environments; prevention through community outreach and psycho-educational interventions; critical incident and emergency management systems response; trauma and resilience; interpersonal neurobiology; enhancement of psycho-social behavioral capabilities and the evolving Self; developmental passages of young and middle adulthood, partnerships and families; Mindfulness practice and wellness life styles; Psychology and the arts; the psychology of international relations; consultation, leadership and organizational behavior. Psychotherapy approaches include: Psychodynamic Self-Psychology, Dialectic Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, Strategic Problem Solving Therapy, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Re-decision Therapy, Community and Systems Psychology. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Robert Mashman, Ph.D., ABPP (Clinical Director) View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Brief problem-solving psychotherapy; The effectiveness of counseling and psychological interventions; Human mating and evolutionary psychology; The effect of physical appearance on interpersonal interactions; The aesthetic appreciation of manufactured objects. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Judy Goodman-Fermin, Ph.D. (Training Director) View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Adjustment and Life Transitions; Managing Depression and Anxiety; Stress Management; Self-esteem; Enhancing Self-efficacy through Communication and Assertiveness training; Women’s Issues; Social Justice; Multiracial/Ethnic Identity and Relationships; Mind/Body/Spirit Connections; International Student Experience; Cultural Sensitivity and Competency. Theoretical orientation integrates cognitive-behavioral, dynamic, and positive psychology. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Samuel Park, Ph.D. (Director of Research and Information Systems) View Directory ListingEducation: University of California, Santa Barbara Areas of Interest: Multicultural counseling; Asian American mental health; Men's issues; Group therapy; Organizational consultation. Theoretical orientation includes psychodynamic, interpersonal, and humanistic approaches. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Monique Balestreri (Business Manager) View Directory ListingPosition: Business and Systems Manager Responsibilities: Management of all CAPS non-clinical functions; HIPAA officer; supervision of administrative support staff; business system management; budget management; human resources; credentialing; payroll; EMR and IT support; DSA for department. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Erin Kelly Bartelma, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Sport & performance psychology, health and wellness, academic success, stress management, adjustment and life transitions, managing depression and anxiety, identity formation, multicultural counseling, relationship issues, healthy communication skills, substance abuse, grief and loss, and working with student veterans. Theoretical orientation integrates psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness approaches Location: Roosevelt College (View on Map)
Devon Berkheiser, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Substance misuse and addiction, anxiety, depression and mood disorders, adjustment difficulties, communication problems, and relationship and family issues. Theoretical orientation incorporates a blend of techniques from Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Location: Warren College (View on Map)
Doriane Besson, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Wisconsin, Madison Areas of Interest: Identity concerns, Mood and Anxiety Disorders, Family of Origin Concerns, African American Mental Health, LGBTQ Issues, Cultivating Healthy Relationships, Multicultural Counseling, Stress Reduction. My theoretical orientation integrates Interpersonal, Cognitive-Behavioral, Multicultural, and Person Centered approaches Location: Muir College (View on Map)
Sarah Clavell-Storer, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology Areas of Interest: Managing depression and anxiety; Adjustment and life transitions; Multicultural counseling; Women’s issues; Sexual and gender identity development; Veteran’s issues; Body image concerns; Childhood abuse; Relationships. Theoretical orientation integrates psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness approaches Location: Revelle College (View on Map)
Hercilia Corona, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Massachusetts (Boston) Areas of Interest: Impact of implicit and explicit racism; working with students of color, first-generation college students, and other under-represented groups; Identity development; Immigration and acculturation; Family of origin concerns. Location: Warren College (View on Map)
Elise Curry, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: Pacific University School of Professional Psychology Areas of Interest: Mindfulness based cognitive therapy, coming out, gay/lesbian/bi issues, eating disorders, anxiety and depression, stress management, PTSD, spiritual issues, meditation practice. Theoretical orientation integrates cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and mindfulness Location: Revelle College (View on Map)
Scott Hansen, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: The science of romantic love and relational compatibility; evolutionary psychology; philosophical psychology; the concept of self; verification/falsification of psychological claims; performance psychology; the psychology of religion. Theoretical orientation integrates Psychodynamic, Existential, Motivational Interviewing, Brief Therapy, and Cognitive-Behavioral approaches. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Leakhena Heng, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Oregon Areas of Interest: Asian and Asian American Mental Health, Career Development, First Generation Issues, Sexual and Gender Identity Development, Immigrant, Refugee, and Acculturation Issues, Interpersonal Relationships, Managing Depression and Anxiety, Multicultural and Diversity Issues, Stress Management, and Women's Issues. My theoretical orientation integrates approaches from Interpersonal Process and Emotion-Focused Therapy within an ecological and multicultural framework. Location: Muir College (View on Map)
Greg E. Koch, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Couples/relationship therapy; gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender issues; hate/bias crime; mindfulness-based cognitive-behavioral therapy; men's wellness; building resilience to stress and trauma; humor. Psychotherapy approaches include: Imago Relationship Therapy, Mindfulness, Psychodynamic, Interpersonal, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Feminist and Cognitive-Behavioral approaches. Location: Muir College (View on Map)
Christina Lambert, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Arizona Areas of Interest: Managing Depression and Anxiety; Spirituality and Meaning-making; Mindfulness Practice; Stress Management; Substance Abuse; Body Image Concerns; Childhood Abuse; Family Issues; Relationships; Assertiveness; Sexual Assault; Sexual and Gender Identity Development; Multicultural Counseling; Grief; Career Exploration; Academic Performance; Graduate/Medical Student Experiences. Theoretical orientation integrates interpersonal, humanistic, cognitive-behavioral, and motivational interviewing approaches. Location: Marshall College (View on Map)
Fengqin Lian, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Areas of Interest: Anxiety, Depression, Eating disorders, Relationships, Sense of self, Living through different cultures, Living in general. Psychotherapy approaches include: Client-centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Location: Warren College (View on Map)
Roberto Luna, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: Adler School of Professional Psychology Areas of Interest: Cross-cultural and multicultural issues, acculturation, grief and loss, trauma, mood disorders, LGBT issues, substance use issues, Latino/a mental health, first generation college students, adjustment and life transitions, existential and spiritual concerns, mood stress management, and academic concerns. Location: Warren College (View on Map)
Michael McGinty, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology - San Diego Areas of Interest: Relational difficulties, interpersonal therapy (IPT), depression, anxiety, sport psychology, substance abuse, clinical hypnosis. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Tiffany O'Meara, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Southern California Areas of Interest: Anxiety disorders; Building social confidence; Stress management; Multicultural, human sexuality, and women's issues; Theoretical orientation includes cognitive-behavioral and humanistic approaches. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Jerry Phelps, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Colorado, Boulder Areas of Interest: Alcohol/Substance Abuse, Exercise as Medicine, Health Psychology, Integrative Medicine, Marriage Counseling, Men's Issues, Motivational Interviewing, Positive Psychology, Sexuality, Solution-Focused Therapy, Strengths Based Approaches, Student Veterans, Wellness/Well-Being. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
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Jennifer Piper, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Social anxiety and shyness, self-esteem, shame/guilt, perfectionism, anxiety, depression, stress management, relationship issues, and body image. My approach incorporates psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness. Location: Muir College (View on Map)
Dianna Quach, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Mindfulness, Self-Compassion, Positive Psychology, Adjustments & Life Transitions, Stress Management, Academic Concerns, Asian/Asian American Mental Health, International students, First Generation Issues, Acculturation and Identity Development, Interpersonal Relationships, Managing Depression and Anxiety, Multicultural/Diversity Issues. My theoretical orientation integrates approaches from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Interpersonal Process Therapy and Mindfulness-Based Interventions. Location: Sixth College (View on Map)
Kevin M. Ramotar, Psy.D. (Manager of Research/Information Systems) View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant (Los Angeles) Areas of Interest: Identity development; emerging adulthood adjustment issues; transition stress; family relationships; mood/anxiety; ADHD; substance use issues; grief and loss; human sexuality; men’s issues; technology and mental health; relationship distress; 1st generation experiences; and multicultural/diversity issues Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Stephanie Salo, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: Fuller Graduate School of Psychology Areas of Interest: Relational discord, couple counseling, identity development, grief and loss issues, adjustment and life transitions, managing depression and anxiety, assertive communication, and crisis care. Theoretical orientation integrates psychodynamic, interpersonal, multi-cultural, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness approaches. Location: Student Health (View on Map)
Patrick Savaiano, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: Adler School of Professional Psychology Areas of Interest: Stress management; Anxiety and Mood difficulties; Relationship problems; Identity concerns; Developmental issues; Sleep difficulties; Trauma and Stress-Related Disorders; Multicultural and Social Justice perspectives; Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy; Spirituality and Existential concerns; LGBTQ issues; Humanistic approaches; Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Location: Marshall College (View on Map)
Rina Schul, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: UCSD-SDSU Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology Areas of Interest: Personal development; resilience, coping with crisis, trauma and grief; international students, immigration and acculturation; the development of sexual and gender identity; couple / relationship counseling. Location: Sixth College (View on Map)
Sachiko Sweetwood, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Missouri-Kansas City Areas of Interest: Identity issues, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, adjustment concerns, family of origin concerns, acculturation process, mindfulness, stress management, multicultural/diversity Issues. My approach often blend Interpersonal, Cognitive-Behavioral, multi-cultural, and person-centered approaches. Location: Warren College (View on Map)
Niyatee Sukumaran, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: University of Missouri-Kansas City Areas of Interest: Adjustment & Life Transitions; Acculturation, Trauma; Interpersonal Difficulties; Anxiety (General & Social); Grief/Bereavement; Depression; Shame; Imposter Syndrome; Self-Compassion; Compassion Fatigue; Stress Management. Multicultural/Diversity Issues: South Asian and Asian American Mental Health, International Students, Muslim Student Community, Third Culture Kids; LGBTQ Issues; Existential/ Religious/ Spiritual Concerns; Mindfulness and Wellness. Location: Sixth College (View on Map)
Cathy A. Thompson, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego Areas of Interest: Multicultural and Women's issues; Racial identity development (especially among biracial/multi-racial/ethnic/cultural individuals); Sexual and Gender identity development; Adjustment and Transition issues; Positive coping and resilience; Building healthy relationships and positive self-esteem; Assertive Communication; Eating and body image issues; Adults molested as children (AMAC);Theoretical orientation is integrative and incorporates humanistic, dynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and multicultural feminist approaches to therapy. Location: Women Center (View on Map)
Kevin Burchby, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: William James Areas of Interest: Positive & growth psychology, gender role expectations and masculinity, family relationships and systems, social justice and advocacy, romantic and social relationships, identity development, recovery from trauma, substance abuse, technology use, student veterans. My theoretical approach is primarily informed by Motivational Interviewing with cognitive-behavioral interventions, perspectives from family systems theory, mindfulness & acceptance, and narrative therapy. Location: Sixth College (View on Map)
Nicole Chow, Psy.D. View Directory ListingEducation: The Wright Institute Areas of Interest: Adjustment and life transitions, health psychology, attentional/studying concerns, stress management, depression, anxiety, family-related concerns, peer and romantic relationship issues, Asian American mental health, trauma, multicultural/diversity issues, LGBTQ issues, identity concerns, feminism and women’s issues, and interpersonal relationships. My approach to counseling is integrative, interpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Location: Student Health (View on Map)
Shawndeeia Drinkard, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: California School of Professional Psychology - Los Angeles Areas of Interest: Multicultural counseling; Race-related stress, African-American mental health, First-generation College Student issues; Family of Origin concerns, Body image concerns, working with student-athletes, and working with students with identity development concerns. My theoretical orientation integrates a multicultural framework, Systemic, psychodynamic, Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), and mindfulness approaches. Location: Marshall College (View on Map)
Ming-Che Tu, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: New York University Areas of Interest: Depression, anxiety, adjustment and life transitions, emotional vulnerability, family-related difficulties, identity development, social and romantic relationships, first-generation college students, trauma, self-harm, Asian American students, and international students. My theoretical approach is primarily informed by psychodynamic and multicultural perspectives with integrative techniques drawing from Brief Dynamic Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy. Location: Revelle College (View on Map)
Tahirih Moffett, Psy.D., BSN View Directory ListingEducation: Chicago School of Professional Psychology - Chicago Campus Areas of Interest: Adjustment and life transitions, family-related issues, relationship (social and romantic) concerns, identity-related changes/shifts, body image concerns, marginalized populations, non-traditional students, experiences of discrimination and racism. My theoretical approach is informed primarily by psychodynamic therapy coupled with cognitive-behavioral and culturally-informed interventions. I also integrate mindfulness work into my approach. Location: Warren College (View on Map)
Wesley Kayne, Ph.D. View Directory ListingEducation: UCalifornia School of Professional Psychology - San Francisco Areas of Interest: Identity formation and development, adjustment and life transitions, grief and loss, trauma, depression, anxiety, family-related concerns, peer and romantic relationship issues, body image and eating concerns, sexuality, feminism and women’s issues, LGBTQ issues, and cultural concerns. My theoretical orientation and practice is integrative and incorporates psychodynamic, relational, narrative, mindfulness, and humanistic approaches. Location: Roosevelt College (View on Map)
Irma Murphy, LCSW View Directory ListingEducation: San Diego State University Areas of Interest: Care Coordination and Advocacy, Strength Based Methods, Multicultural Issues, Alcohol and Substance Abuse, Motivational Interviewing, Sexual Health, Solution-Focused Approaches. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
Kelley Adams, M.D. View Directory ListingEducation: M.D., University of Tennessee; Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology Areas of Interest: Transition-age mental health, lifestyle medicine, multicultural/diversity issues, forensic psychiatry, mood and anxiety disorders. Location: Central Office (View on Map)
David Kersey, M.D. View Directory ListingEducation: M.D., University of Virginia; Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology Areas of Interest: Well-being, mindfulness, LGBTQ issues, serious and persistent mental illness, anxiety, clinical depression. Location: Central Office (View on Map)