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霍莉·范德霍夫博士.D.
学生辅导服务主任
精神病学副教授
Dr. Vanderhoff earned a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Binghamton University in 2004. She is a licensed clinical psychologist who has worked with college students and young adults in a variety of clinical and community settings since 2000. Her clinical interests include sexual assault/创伤, 焦虑, 关系问题, and the impact of the culture of medicine on physician/trainee mental health. Dr. 范德霍夫整合了认知行为, 正念, and 人文主义的 approaches in her clinical work.
简·瓦莱奇科夫，Psy.D.
心理学家
Dr. Valetchikov (she/her/hers) earned a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from The Wright Institute in 2018. She is a licensed clinical psychologist who has worked in a variety of clinical settings with diverse adults across the lifespan. 她的临床研究兴趣包括:创伤, 焦虑性障碍, 存在的问题, 身份的发展, and diversity and cultural issues such as gender, 风格的关系, 性取向和性行为, 和移民. Dr. Valetchikov’s clinical approach integrates 关系 psychodynamic, 人文主义的, 存在主义和女权主义理论. 此外,博士. Valetchikov has an established personal mindfulness meditation practice and incorporates mindfulness techniques into her work.
约翰·林海森，phnp - bc, NPP
精神科执业护士
精神病学临床助理教授
Mr. Ringhisen is an ANCC board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner who graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Master of Science in Nursing degree from the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program at 纽约州立大学推荐最近最火的赌博软件医科大学 in 2019. 毕业后, he completed a fellowship in addiction and pain psychiatry at SUNY 推荐最近最火的赌博软件 Addiction and Pain Clinic. 最近, he has enjoyed working with students and adults in a variety of settings including campus counseling centers, 住院病人, 社区门诊. 他是一名退伍军人, 富布赖特学者, and has worked at each level of nursing from staff to administration. His clinical interests include 创伤-informed practice, 物质使用障碍, 难民问题, and improving access to mental health services. His approach is an integration of psychoanalysis, 神经生物学, 精神药理学, 以及基于正念的技能.
杰米·墨菲，学士
管理协调员
Ms. Murphy earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Rider University. She has supported and extended the work of clinicians, 研究人员, and professors at several academic and medical institutions, 包括克利夫兰诊所, 爱荷华大学, 以及受害者援助网络. 她于2019年加入上州.
心理学的居民
Mr. Anderson received his master’s degree in clinical psychology from Duquesne University, 他目前在哪里攻读博士学位. His clinical interests include working with individuals dealing with difficulties related to personality, 创伤, 以及存在主义的担忧(比如身份), 意义, 绝望, 以及未来). He has experience in individual and group psychotherapy with adults in outpatient and forensic settings. His approach is informed by psychoanalytic, existential, and phenomenological traditions.
心理学的居民
Ms. Wilhelm received her master’s degree in clinical psychology at Point Park University, where she is currently a doctoral candidate. Ms. Wilhelm has experience utilizing 人文主义的, 关系, and phenomenological approaches to treatment within both outpatient and 住院病人 settings. Her clinical interests include (but are not limited to) working with individuals who are attempting to navigate transitional periods of life, 在身份问题上挣扎, 处理宗教创伤. She is dedicated to providing a space for individuals to feel authentically heard; making a continued commitment to meet each person where they are experientially at with curiosity and support.
心理学的居民
Mr. Woods is a doctoral candidate at the University of Pittsburgh and holds master’s degrees in clinical psychology (University of Pittsburgh) and social science (University of Chicago). His clinical interests include helping clients to manage intense emotions, 人际关系的挑战, 以及人格精神病理学. He takes an interpersonally oriented approach to psychotherapy, 强调有效沟通, 自我理解, 和自我同情. Will’s research is focused toward developing person-specific statistical models of interpersonal interactions and affective dynamics.
心理学的居民
Ms. Yang received her master’s degree in clinical psychology with neuroscience specialization at University of Oregon, 她现在在那里攻读博士学位. Her clinical work targets sleep difficulties, emotional disturbances, and stress-induced challenges. She works from a broadly cognitive-behavioral theoretical orientation with mindfulness and acceptance components. She strives to create a collaborative and empathetic space to deliver effective treatment.
心理学的居民 are advanced doctoral students in clinical psychology in their final year of PhD training. They typically hold masters degrees and have several years’ experience providing psychotherapy to adults in a variety of clinical settings. All services provided by residents are supervised by a licensed attending clinician. Treatment providers and supervisors associated with a student's care are not involved in professional or academic evaluation or promotion decisions for these students.