Email
Office Zoom ID
950 9050 0835
How I became Interested in Psychology
I was coworking on Dr. Michael Lambert's research team during my undergraduate studies. From there I pursued graduate training in clinical psychology. While I still remain clinically active (I maintain a very small private practice), my primary interests have been in the training of students in therapeutic skills.
Current Research and Professional Projects
My research interests include:
- Therapy outcome and process research
- Clinical judgment and decision making
- Client deterioration (getting worse) in therapy
- How therapists determine client progress
- Clinical use of therapy outcome measures
- What makes some therapists more effective than others
Degrees/Schools
PhD, MS, Ohio University: Clinical Psychology
BS, Brigham Young University
Licensure
Licensed in Pennsylvania for the Independent Practice of Psychology
Courses Taught
Undergraduate
Counseling Skills, Abnormal Psychology, Personality Theory, Honors Seminary, Introduction to Psychology (101)
Graduate
Supervising the Adult Therapy Clinic, Personality Theory and Systems of Psychotherapy, Therapeutic Techniques Lab, Crisis Intervention/Trauma Therapy/Grief Therapy Elective