Our Staff
Clinical Staff
Tristan Barney, Psy.D.Staff Psychologist
Amanda Bloom, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
Purdue University, 2015, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Person-Centered, Interpersonal
Clinical/Research Interests: Training and education in professional psychology, Interpersonal concerns, Identity development, grief and loss, group therapy
Purdue University, 2015, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Person-Centered, Interpersonal
Clinical/Research Interests: Training and education in professional psychology, Interpersonal concerns, Identity development, grief and loss, group therapy
Mary Chandler Bolin, Ph.D.
Director and Licensed Psychologist
University of Kentucky, 1994, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical orientation: Integrated model of Psychosynthesis and Interpersonal Process
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
Tomerial Brooks, LCSW, MBA
Mental Health Clinician
Indiana University/Purdue University, 2002, Social Work
Theoretical orientation:Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person Centered, Motivational Interviewing, Humanistic Approach, Integrated Model of Psychosynthesis, Interpersonal Process, and Multicultural.
Clinical/Research Interests: Trauma Survivors, Wellness/stress management, Women's issues, and Substance abuse/use concerns.
Tina C. Bryant, Ph.D.
Associate Director and Licensed Psychologist
University of Georgia, 2002, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Person-centered, Interpersonal, Psychodynamic, Multicultural
University of Georgia, 2002, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Person-centered, Interpersonal, Psychodynamic, Multicultural
Clinical/Research Interests: Multicultural and women’s issues, Outreach, Career Exploration
Rachel Buxbaum, LCSW
Care Coordinator II
Temple University, 2013, MSW
Alexandra Forsyth, Psy.D.
Joel D. Goodrich, Psy.D.
Kyoko Harris, Ph.D.
Walter Malone, Ph.D.
Diane Sobel, Ph.D.
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative, Humanistic, Interpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral
Clinical Interests: Mindfulness, Anxiety, Stress Management/Relaxation, Grief and Loss, Trauma and Couples counseling
Clinical Interests: Mindfulness, Anxiety, Stress Management/Relaxation, Grief and Loss, Trauma and Couples counseling
Amber Carter, Psy.D.
Staff Psychologist
Illinois School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University, Chicago 2016, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Client Centered Therapy
Clinical/Research Interests: Client-Centered theory and therapy, Multicultural/Diversity issues, Life transitions, First-generation college students, Mindfulness, Parenting issues
Clinical/Research Interests: Client-Centered theory and therapy, Multicultural/Diversity issues, Life transitions, First-generation college students, Mindfulness, Parenting issues
Adrianna R. Fisher-Willis, Psy.D.
Staff Psychologist
Adler University, 2017, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative, Cognitive Behavioral, Existential, Adlerian
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative, Cognitive Behavioral, Existential, Adlerian
Clinical/Research Interests: Substance use and treatment of addictive behaviors, trauma-informed treatment, stress management, religious/faith issues, and socially responsible clinical practice, particularly with racial, ethnic, sexual and gender minorities.
Alexandra Forsyth, Psy.D.Senior Staff Psychologist, Coordinator for Groups
University of Indianapolis, 2017, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative, Interpersonal, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Clinical/Research Interests: Anxiety, trauma, disordered eating and body image concerns, LGBTQ+, student-athletes
Joel D. Goodrich, Psy.D. Staff Psychologist
Eastern Kentucky University, 2019, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Cognitive-Behavioral, Interpersonal, Feminist, Narrative & Queer Theory
Clinical/Research interests: anxiety, sexuality and queer issues, transgender and gender non-conforming affirming practice, sex-positive therapy that is poly and kink inclusive, concerns related to race and ethnicity, social justice, trauma-informed care, and suicide.
Clinical/Research interests: anxiety, sexuality and queer issues, transgender and gender non-conforming affirming practice, sex-positive therapy that is poly and kink inclusive, concerns related to race and ethnicity, social justice, trauma-informed care, and suicide.
Kyoko Harris, Ph.D. Staff Psychologist
Jamie Hopkins, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
University of Calgary, 2003, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical orientation: cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal fusionl
Clinical/ Research Interests: Depression, Anxiety, Graduate students, International students, Couples, Relaxation, Mindfulness, Exercise and mental health
University of Calgary, 2003, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical orientation: cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal fusionl
Clinical/ Research Interests: Depression, Anxiety, Graduate students, International students, Couples, Relaxation, Mindfulness, Exercise and mental health
Nathaniel Hopkins, Ph.D.
Senior Staff Psychologist, Coordinator for Information and Systems
University of Illinois, 2003, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Existential, Interpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral
Clinical/Research Interests: Identity development, Grief and loss, Performance enhancement
University of Illinois, 2003, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Existential, Interpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral
Clinical/Research Interests: Identity development, Grief and loss, Performance enhancement
Tiffany Jones, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2020
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic, Interpersonal process
Clinical/Research Interests: First-generation college students, familial dynamics, anxiety, depression, race/ethnicity, stress management, academic performance, couples counseling
University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2020
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic, Interpersonal process
Clinical/Research Interests: First-generation college students, familial dynamics, anxiety, depression, race/ethnicity, stress management, academic performance, couples counseling
Walter Malone, Ph.D.Staff Psychologist
Western Michigan University, 2019, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Interpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral
Clinical/Research Interests: Supervision, Trauma, Anxiety, Multicultural/Diversity Issues, Religious and Spiritual Identity, Social Justice and Advocacy, African American Male Development, Masculinity, Academic Help Seeking, First-Generation College Students, Motivation.
Megan M. Marks, Ph.D.
Assistant Director/Outreach Director and Licensed Psychologist
The Pennsylvania State University, 2011, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Humanistic, Interpersonal
Clinical/Research Interests: Training and Education in Professional Psychology, Career Development, Suicide Prevention, Identity based concerns, Discrimination and Oppression concerns, Veteran Issues, LGBTQ concerns, and Trauma.
The Pennsylvania State University, 2011, Counseling Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Humanistic, Interpersonal
Clinical/Research Interests: Training and Education in Professional Psychology, Career Development, Suicide Prevention, Identity based concerns, Discrimination and Oppression concerns, Veteran Issues, LGBTQ concerns, and Trauma.
Sharon Martin, Psy.D.
Staff Psychologist
Spalding University, 1992, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic, Psychosynthesis with integration of Cognitive Behavioral principles, and Niemeyer Narrative Reconstruction Grief Theory
Clinical/Research Interests: Trauma, Grief, Psychospiritual Development and Issues, Interface of Technology and Health Services, GLBT, Suicide Prevention
Spalding University, 1992, Clinical Psychology
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic, Psychosynthesis with integration of Cognitive Behavioral principles, and Niemeyer Narrative Reconstruction Grief Theory
Clinical/Research Interests: Trauma, Grief, Psychospiritual Development and Issues, Interface of Technology and Health Services, GLBT, Suicide Prevention
Diane Sobel, Ph.D.Assistant Director/Training Director and Licensed Psychologist
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
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
2021-2022 UKCC Psychology Interns (APA Accredited)
Jordan Izzo, M.A.
Brittney McCoy, M.S., M.A.
Kristina Peterson, M.A., M.A.
Kyndl Woodlee, M.S.
2021-2022 UK Consortium Interns (APA Accredited)
Alexandra Kelly, M.S. Counseling Psychology
Kelsey Redmayne, M.S. Clinical Psychology
2021-2022 Social Work Intern
Chelsea Wilder
2021-2022 Doctoral Practicum Students
Izzy Blaber
Amanda Catalan
Gillian McCabe
Destin Mizelle
Ashna Sangar
Jordyn Tipsword
Kasey Vigil
Mindy Zhang
Support Staff
Bernadine McGhee
Connie Harrison
Ivan Ramirez