Associate Director and Licensed Psychologist
Indiana University, 1998, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Interpersonal, Integrative
Clinical/Research Interests: Substance abuse and addictive behavior treatment, Healthy lifestyle change, Motivational interviewing, Diversity, Group therapy, Assessment, Mindfulness, Interpersonal process in psychotherapy, Therapy supervision
Mary Chandler Bolin, Ph.D.
Director and Licensed Psychologist
University of Kentucky, 1994, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical orientation: Integrated model of Psychosynthesis and Interpersonal Process Clinical/Research interests: Disordered eating/body image, GLBTQQIA concerns, Performance enhancement (primarily with singers and other artists), Persons with disabilities, Suicide prevention, Trauma survivors, Wellness/stress management
Tina C. Bryant, Ph.D.
Senior Staff Psychologist and Group Coordinator
University of Georgia, 2002, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Person-centered, Interpersonal, Psychodynamic, Multicultural Clinical/Research Interests: Multicultural and women’s issues, Outreach, Career exploration
Linda K. Hellmich, Ph.D.
Senior Staff Psychologist and Coordinator of Clinical Services
University of Florida, 1995, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Eclectic with a strong Psychodynamic and Interpersonal foundation
Clinical/Research Interests: Holistic integrative counseling/Health care, Stress management, Trauma therapy, Family-of-origin issues, Sexual assault counseling and policy development
Jamie Hopkins, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
University of Calgary, 2003, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical orientation: Cognitive Behavioral, Interpersonal Clinical/ Research Interests: Depression, Anxiety, Graduate students, International students, Couples, Relaxation, Mindfulness, Exercise and mental health
Nathaniel Hopkins, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
University of Illinois, 2003, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Existential, Interpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral
Clinical/Research Interests: Identity development, Grief and loss, Performance enhancement
Margaret M. Marks, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist and Coordinator of Career Counseling Services
The Pennsylvania State University, 2011, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Humanistic, Interpersonal
Clinical/Research Interests: Training and education in professional psychology, Career development, Suicide prevention, Veteran issues, Interpersonal concerns, LGBTQ concerns
Susan Matthews, Ph.D.
Part-time Staff Psychologist
University of Memphis, 2002, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Emotion-focused, Interpersonal, Feminist, Multicultural
Clinical/Research Interests: LGBTQ issues, Group therapy, Couples therapy, Hypnosis, Mood and anxiety disorders
Nathan Miles, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist and Assistant Coordinator of Training
Purdue University, 2011, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical orientation: Emotion-Focused, Interpersonal, Family Systems
Clinical/Research Interests: Couples therapy, LGBTQ issues, Family-of-origin issues, Grief
Diane Sobel, Ph.D.
Senior Staff Psychologist and Coordinator of Training
University at Buffalo, 1992, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Interpersonal, Psychodynamic, Feminist, Multicultural
Clinical/Research Interests: Training and education in professional psychology, Trauma therapy, Sexual trauma, Group therapy, Grief counseling, Multiculturalism, LGBTQ issues
Jennifer Speisman, Psy.D
Staff Psychologist and Coordinator of Eating Disorder Treatment Team
Nova Southeastern University, 2011, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical orientation: Cognitive Behavioral, Interpersonal
Clinical/Research interests: Eating disorders, Anxiety and depression, Group therapy
Aesha Tyler, Psy.D.
Senior Staff Psychologist and Coordinator of Outreach
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 2009, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Cognitive Behavioral, Multicultural, Interpersonal
Clinical/Research Interests: Multicultural/Diversity issues, LGBTQ concerns, Anxiety and depression, Health psychology, Stress management
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