CSPP Faculty List
Core Faculty
Diane M. Adams
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1983; Wright Institute
Research interests: Adult development; psychotherapy; biographical interviewing; case
histories and theoretical or conceptual analytic thesis; clinical and theoretical
issues involving ethnic minority populations, particularly African American and the
application of psychoanalytic theory in practice and research
Kristi Alexander
Associate Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1992; University of Alabama
Research interests: Pediatric and child clinical psychology with special interest
in social skills and children’s injuries
Omar Alhassoon
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2003; San Diego State University/University of California, San Diego
Research interests: Neuropsychological assessment; multimodal neuroimaging including
magnetic resonance spectroscopy and diffusion tensor imaging; CNS changes in alcohol
and drug dependence and abstinence; neuroimaging and neuropsychological correlates
of psychopathy and other personality characteristics; research synthesis and meta-analysis;
efficacy and effectiveness of online psychology education
Sue Ammen
Professor, Fresno, Clinical PhD Program; Director, Infant-Preschooler Mental Health
Certificates Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 1989; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno
Research interests: Parent-child relationship assessment; early childhood intervention
program evaluation; qualitative research methods; LGBT families
Matthew Baity
Associate Professor, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Sacramento site
PhD, 2003; University of Arkansas
Research interests: Personality and neuropsychological assessment; personality disorders;
treatment process, outcome and alliance; premature termination; prediction of substance
abuse treatment relapse/success
John Bakaly
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1988; University of Southern California
Research interests: Clinical intervention with children and adolescents and their
families; treatment of depression, anxiety, and general childhood disorders
Lynette E. Bassman
Professor, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Fresno site
PhD, 1990; New York University
Research interests: Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome; complementary/alternative/integrative
approaches to health care; health-related self-care behavior; defense mechanisms and
health
Linda Beckman
Distinguished Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1969; University of California, Los Angeles
Research interests: Women’s health; substance abuse; population psychology; social-psychological
models in health promotion
Debra Bekerian
Associate Professor, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Fresno site
PhD, 1978; University of California, Berkeley
Research interests: Adult and child event memory (qualitative/quantitative paradigms);
child development, including impact of abuse on development and attachment; cognitive
models of trauma; applied psychology.
Terece S. Bell
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1982; University of Southern California, Los Angeles
Research interests: Child and adolescent psychology; pediatric psychology; neuropsychological
assessment; Asian values
Ellin L. Bloch
Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1972; University of Cincinnati
Research interests: Post-traumatic stress disorder; trauma and crisis intervention
Stephen R. Blum
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1973; University of California, Berkeley
Research interests: Ethical issues in medical and mental health care and policy, community
psychology; birth and death of persons and programs; values and beliefs considered
from a multicultural perspective both domestically and internationally; the causes
and results of the pleasures of hating
Daniel M. Blumberg
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Department of Undergraduate Psychology
PhD, 1987; Clark University
Research interests: stress inoculation and resiliency; trauma recovery; peace officer
burnout; effective hiring and promotional practices; workplace bullying; victim advocacy
Edward F. Bourg
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1973; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco
Research interests: Family and marital therapy and process; prevention and rehabilitation
in chronic and acute illness; the roles of relaxation and meditation in health psychology
Milton Z. Brown
Associate Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2002; University of Washington
Research interests: Personality disorders; suicidality and self-injury; shame and
self-hatred; rejection sensitivity; cognitive-behavior therapy; exposure therapy;
dialectical behavior therapy
Stephen Brown
Professor, Irvine, CFT Program
PhD, 1996; University of Southern California
Research interests: Quantitative and qualitative research design in MFT; measurement
and evaluation in MFT; statistical analysis; professional education and teaching;
performance improvement and quality assurance in mental health service delivery
Steven F. Bucky
Distinguished Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program; Director of Professional
Training, San Diego
PhD, 1970; University of Cincinnati
Research interests: Childhood psychopathology; chemical dependency; alcoholic family;
children of alcoholics; forensic psychology; ethics; sports psychology
Elaine Burke
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PsyD, 1989; University of Denver
Research interests: Multicultural and international issues particularly in the areas
of sex roles and gender, children, health, trauma, and class; pediatric and geriatric
neuropsychology
Theodore Burnes
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2006; University of California, Santa Barbara
Research interests: LGBT identity development; social justice; therapist attitudes
towards transgender clients
John V. Caffaro
Distinguished Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1989; The Fielding Institute
Research interests: Child maltreatment; sibling relationships; post-traumatic stress
disorder; group psychotherapy
Benjamin Caldwell
Associate Professor and Clinical Training Coordinator, San Diego, CFT Program
PsyD, 2004; Alliant International University, San Diego
Research interests: Marital myths; attitudes toward marriage; couples therapy outcome;
educational effectiveness; MFT cost-effectiveness
Joanne E. Callan
Distinguished Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD and PsyD Programs
PhD, 1970; University of Texas
Research interests: Life span development (development, adjustment, psychopathology,
and treatment from a psychoanalytic perspective); psychology of women; gender identity
development; application of psychoanalytic theories (attachment and object relations);
education and training in psychology; professional ethics
Sherry Camden-Anders
Assistant Professor and Program Director, Fresno, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD 2000; Benedictine University
Research interests: Mergers and acquisitions (merging of cultures), organizational
change-large systems change, strategy development, executive and leadership development,
implementation of training and design, information technology implementations
Shannon Casey
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2002; Stanford University
Research interests: Adolescent development within diverse family and school contexts;
multicultural and bicultural identity; measurement of identity; women’s issues, including
interactions between physical and psychological issues such as depression and eating
disorders
Alison Cerezo
Assistant Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 2009; University of Oregon
Research interests: Positive youth development and cultural adjustment for adolescents
of color and LGBT adolescents; prevention of problem behaviors that impede school
completion such as substance use and negative peer networks; school climate and school-based
mental health services
Tai Chang
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1999; University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign
Research interests: Acculturation and identity development processes as well as their
relations to adjustment and help-seeking; the interface of counseling and the Internet,
including online mutual help and self-help; Asian-American mental health
Eddie Yu-Wai Chiu
Assistant Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1996; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Ethnic minority stress and coping; immigrant and refugee mental
health; cultural specific assessment and intervention; problem gambling; child and
family issues
Liang-Ying Chou
Assistant Professor, Irvine, CFT program
PhD, 2009; Syracuse University
Research interests: Asian/Asian American in MFT; MFT education and training; diversity
issues; immigrant families; violence in cultural context
Victor Cohen
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1981; University of Michigan
Research interests: Counter transference phenomenon and the interpersonal processes
in therapist-client psychotherapy relationships; psychotherapist self-development
and teaching and training of clinical skills; alternative paradigms for studying subjective
and experiential aspects of the psychotherapy process
Michael Connor
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1972; University of Hawaii, Manoa
Research interests: Parenting with emphasis on fathers/fathering; means of providing
sensitive, culturally competent services to the African American community; exercise
and sports psychology; disorders of childhood
Harriet Curtis-Boles
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1984; University of California, Berkeley
Research interests: Issues related to multiculturalism and peoples of color including
process and outcome of multicultural education, experiences of international and students
of color in graduate education; identity and professional development of women in
color; psychotherapy process and outcome with African-American clients; influence
of violence exposure on children and families in the inner cities; African-American
women and substance abuse
Constance J. Dalenberg
Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1983; University of Denver
Research interests: Countertransference; memory for trauma child abuse; trauma-related
disorders, dissociation; recovered repressed memory; ethics and standards in psychology;
empirical foundations of psychoanalytic concepts; trauma related to racism and discrimination
Sean Davis
Associate Professor and Site Director, Sacramento, CFT Program
PhD, 2005; Virginia Tech
Research interests: Common factors across effective MFT models; MFT training and supervision;
commonalities of healthy and distressed couples; process and outcome research; observational
research; bridging the scientist/practitioner gap in MFT
David J. Diamond
Associate Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1983; University of Michigan
Research interests: Psychoanalytic approaches to the understanding of human development,
personality, psychopathology, and clinical work (including modern psychoanalytic approaches
such as self-psychology and intersubjectivity, the function and use of dreams, and
the treatment of personality disorders); reproductive traumas (infertility, perinatal
loss, disorders of pregnancy and postpartum, adoption, surrogacy, etc.); other topics
related to the reproductive process (including, for example, the development of parental
identity, decisions about childbearing, and parenting issues for gay and lesbian couples)
Ronda Doonan
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PsyD, 2004; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Couples and family therapy from a differentiation perspective;
couples and families dealing with critical/chronic illness or physical disability
or in which one partner has high functioning autism or Asperger’s disorder
Marina Dorian
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 2007; University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign
Research interests: Couple and family therapy; family stress and resilience; couple
and family diversity; family caregivers of the mentally ill; intimacy; mindfulness-based
psychotherapy; incorporating mindfulness into clinical training; integrative psychology
Dalia Ducker
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program; Associate Dean for Academic Affairs,
CSPP
PhD, 1974; City University of New York
Research interests: Psychology of women, including role strain, work, and health;
gender roles; issues relevant to the practice of professional psychology; graduate
education
Ron E. F. Durán
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program; Associate Dean for Administration,
CSPP
PhD, 1994; University of California, Los Angeles
Research interests: Group-based interventions for persons living with chronic and
life-threatening medical conditions; collaboration with community-based agencies to
improve health-related service delivery; the measurement of social and academic adjustment
of non-traditional undergraduate and graduate students
Sopagna Eap Braje
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2008; University of Oregon
Research interests: Cultural context of psychopathology; cultural competency in mental
health services; health disparities; health risk behaviors; family dynamics; community
intervention/prevention programs
Krystel Edmonds-Biglow
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PsyD, 2001; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Oppression and mental health; ethnic identity; emotional distress
resulting from racism, PTSD and trauma; psychodiagnostic assessment; community clinical
psychology
Nurcan Ensari
Professor, Los Angeles, Organizational Psychology Program;
Director, I/O Psychology Certificate Program - Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey
PhD, 1999; University of Southern California
Research interests: Intergroup relations and prejudice, personalization and intergroup
contact, leadership, multiculturalism and diversity management, and cross-cultural
psychology
Donald Eulert
Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1968; University of New Mexico
Research interests: Integrative psychology; C. G. Jung’s archetypal psychology; postmodern
cultural and spirituality issues; moral development; creativity and expressive arts;
multicultural wisdom traditions, nature-based therapies and ecopsychology; liberation
psychology and action research methods
Mary J. Fambrough
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Organizational Psychology Program; Fellow, Rockway
Institute
PhD, 2000; Case Western Reserve University
Research interests: Qualitative research methods and alternative forms of representation;
a critical look at social systems, organizations, groups, social movements and their
impact on marginalized populations in view of power and control; feminist approaches
to research and practice; and issues of gender, sexuality, multiculturalism, and identity
expression, particularly in work environments
Bernardo M. Ferdman
Professor, San Diego, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1987; Yale University
Research interests: Diversity, multiculturalism, and inclusion in organizations; inclusive
and multicultural leadership; Latinos/Latinas in the United States; Latino/a leadership;
ethnic and cultural identity; group and intergroup behavior; organization development;
organizational behavior; psychology in the Americas
Manuel Figueroa-Unda
Professor, Fresno, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1985; Stanford University; ABPP (Clinical Psychology)
Research interests: Multicultural research and topics in learning and motivation;
social bases of behavior; multicultural studies
Michi Fu
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2002; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Cross-cultural (Asian-American) mental health issues; sexual abuse
and trauma of women and children; nonverbal therapies and female mental health issues;
advocacy of diverse populations and mental health needs; sexually risky behaviors
and prevention; personal adjustment
James Garbanati
Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1980; University of Connecticut
Research interests: Interactions between health behavior and chronic disease conditions
especially those influenced by cultural beliefs; interaction of psychological and
biological factors on the response to or the experience of stress; political beliefs
including international perspectives and health system attitudes; program evaluation
of health and mental health agencies
Samuel Gerson
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1978; University of Texas, Austin
Research interests: Intersubjectivity; gender and sexuality; interaction of affect
and clinical judgment; the process of therapeutic interactions; schools of psychodynamic
psychotherapy
Richard N. Gevirtz
Distinguished Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1971; DePaul University
Research interests: Scientific study of mind/body medicine modalities; physiological
patterning in stress-related disorders; clinical protocols for biofeedback training;
mediators of autonomic control; anxiety disorders; heart rate variability (HRV) measurement
and biofeedback
Tatiana Glebova
Assistant Professor, Sacramento, CFT Program
PhD, 2002; Fuller Theological Seminary
Research interests: Family therapy process and outcome research; observational research;
contextual therapy; families with adolescents; adolescent risky behaviors including
substance abuse; cultural issues
Kathryn Goldman Schuyler
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1979; Columbia University
Research interests: Strategic change, somatic foundations of organizational learning,
executive development and leadership, developing healthy organizations, organizational
ethics and social responsibility, Tibetan Buddhism and transformational change, and
organizational consulting
Robert Gore
Associate Professor and Program Director, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1997; University of Southern California
Research interests: Factors influencing ethical behavior among professionals; integrity
testing in employee selection; assessment of thought disorder; the enhancement of
cognitive therapy training using formal training in logic
Margaret (Peggy) Grant
Visiting Assistant Professor, Fresno, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 2010; The Fielding Graduate Institute
Research interests: Women studies, social/community change, organizational change,
diversity/multicultural research, ethics, social psychology
Robert-Jay Green
Distinguished Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program; Executive Director,
Rockway Institute
PhD, 1975; Michigan State University
Research interests: Same-sex couples; gay and lesbian parents and their children;
gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender public policy issues; father involvement;
high-functioning children and adolescents; couple/family therapy
Dawn Griffin
Assistant Professor and Program Director, San Diego, Department of Undergraduate Psychology
PhD, 2005; Alliant International University, Center for Forensic Studies, Fresno
Research interests: trauma informed systems of care; neurological development as a
result of complex trauma; traumatology; developmental psychopathology with emphasis
on attachment; presexualization
Noah Hass-Cohen
Associate Professor and Site Director, Los Angeles, CFT Program
PsyD, 2008; Phillips Graduate Institute
Research interests: Art therapy; neuropsychology; trauma
Frederick J. Heide
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1981; Pennsylvania State University
Research interests: Charismatic communication; musical theatre and attitude change;
mindfulness and improvisation; humor; constructivist therapies; transpersonal psychology;
cognitive therapy; psychedelics
Judith Holloway
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 1991; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: LGBT issues; issues in ecopsychology, including relationships
between health, well-being, and relationship with nature and the natural world; use
of therapeutic adventure programming as an adjunct to psychotherapy, and as a tool
in the training of psychologists
Erica Holmes
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PsyD, 2001; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Multicultural mental health issues; cross-cultural psychology;
identity development; trauma treatment; health disparities; sexual health; relationship
between physical and mental health; Christian integration; program development and
evaluation; community psychology
Beth Houskamp
Professor and Interim Program Director, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1990; Fuller Graduate School of Psychology
Research interests: Neurodevelopmental disabilities in children and adolescents; sensory
processing in children and adolescents; social and emotional issues in gifted children
Tina R. Houston
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2006; Fuller Theological Seminary
Research interests: Global reconciliation; women entrepreneurs and leadership development;
professional identity development; minority women in academia; vicarious trauma; liberation
psychology; community psychology; early childhood mental health
Davis Ying Ja
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1981; University of Washington
Research interests: Substance abuse and AIDS treatment and prevention in multicultural
communities; program evaluation in behavioral health systems including managed care
systems; juvenile and adult justice systems including drug courts and alternative
community approaches in juvenile probation; organizational systems with a focus on
managed behavioral health policy, evaluation, and analysis; early childhood prevention
and intervention; multicultural influences in family therapy; cost analysis; studies
in programs for assertive community treatment (PACT)
Jeffrey B. Jackson
Assistant Professor, Irvine, CFT Program
PhD, 2009; Brigham Young University
Research interests: Relationship quality and stability; premarital relationship assessment;
relationship enrichment; disability and chronic illness; ambiguous loss; clinical
outcome research
Kristen E. Jastrowski Mano
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2006; University of Wisconsin
Research interests: Pediatric psychology: pediatric chronic pain, pain catastrophizing,
parent and family factors, cognitive-behavioral interventions, mindfulness-based stress
reduction; child clinical psychology: anxiety disorders, multicultural issues in assessment
Valata Jenkins-Monroe
Professor and Program Director, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1978; California School of Professional Psychology, Berkeley
Research interests: Cognitive styles and problem-solving abilities of Third World
children; development of children of substance abusive mothers; child sexual abuse
treatment; African American women and substance abuse; intergenerational study of
black teen parenting; race and racism; special needs children; forensic psychology
Paula Johnson
Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1974; University of California, Los Angeles
Research interests: Peace studies; values related to war; gender roles and power;
community psychology models of system interventions; social policy research using
social and community psychology models; values and methodology
Jack S. Kahn
Professor and Program Director, Fresno, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1998; State University of New York, Buffalo
Research interests: Masculinities and gender; dialogical self theory; social constructionist
and feminist approaches to psychotherapy and assessment; consultation and community
engagement; social justice
John Kantor
Associate Professor and Associate Program Director (I-O), San Diego, Organizational
Psychology Program; Program Director, PhD in Leadership Program
PhD, 1988; California School of Professional Psychology
Research interests: Leadership, organizational diagnosis, survey development, consumer
research
Debra Kawahara
Associate Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1994; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Multicultural and community psychology; Asian American mental
health; feminism and women’s issues; cultural competency in mental health services
and supervision; qualitative research methodology
Mojgan Khademi
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PsyD, 1992; Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Research interests: Psychodynamic theory and treatment; psychotherapy intervention
and treatment outcome studies; treatment outcomes; eating disorders; suicide; multicultural
issues; psychotherapy; feminism
Angela B. Kim
Assistant professor, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, 2010; Teachers College, Columbia University
Research interests: Asian American mental health and coping behaviors; immigrant youth
and families' cultural adjustment; acculturation and enculturation differences between
parent and child; culturally appropriate interventions
Toni A. Knott
Associate Professor, Fresno, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1999; The Fielding Graduate Institute
Research interests: Collaboration, team development, appraisal systems (feedback,
appreciative inquiry), international organization development, personal/organizational
transitions and organizational change
Sue A. Kuba
Professor and Interim Program Co-Director, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program,
Fresno site; Systemwide Director for Online Education at CSPP; Coordinator, Rockway
Certificate in LGBT Mental Health and Human Services; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 1981; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno
Research interests: Phenomenology; sister relationships; educational effectiveness
of online learning; women’s development; gay and lesbian issues; women’s health; eating
disorders in multi-cultural populations
Jessica E. Lambert
Assistant Professor, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, 2008; University at Albany, SUNY
Research interests: Impact of trauma and extreme stress on couple and family relationships;
role of close relationships in trauma recovery process; couple and family therapy
process and outcome; attachment theory; emotion regulation; couple dynamics
Paul Lebby
Professor, Fresno, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1994; University of California, Berkeley
Research interests: Methods used to assess neurocognitive function in children, adults
and geriatrics
Alex Leung
Associate Professor and Program Director, Hong Kong, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1984; University of Manitoba, Winnipeg
Research interests: Cross-cultural comparison of counseling approach preference; inpatient
and outpatient psychodiagnostic evaluation; psychopharmacology; work related injury
evaluation; forensic examination; sexual dysfunction; crisis intervention and critical
incident debriefing
Ira Levin
Professor and Program Director, San Francisco, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1986; University of Illinois at Chicago
Research interests: Organization transformation, organization culture realignment,
leadership development, team development, ethical issues related to the consulting
process/consulting relationships, and post-merger integration
Beth Limberg
Associate Professor and Program Co-Director, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program,
Sacramento site
PhD, 1999; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno
Research interests: Infant-preschooler mental health; play therapy; parent-child interaction;
child development
Alan J. Lincoln
Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program; Program Coordinator, Applied Behavior
Analysis Certificate Program
PhD, 1980; California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego; MSCP in Clinical
Psychopharmacology, 2004; California School of Professional Psychology
Research interests: Early childhood psychopathology; biological and neuropsychological
basis of autism and neurodevelopmental disorders; neurodevelopmental effects of child
abuse; attention deficit/hyperactivity and severe language disorders; assessment of
children; differential diagnosis and treatment of childhood psychopathology
Michael Loewy
Associate Professor and Program Director, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program; Fellow,
Rockway Institute
PhD, 1994; University of California, Santa Barbara
Research interests: Social justice in psychology and psychotherapy; multicultural
competence; Health at Every Size; LGBTQIA issues; impact of social privilege and oppression,
especially as regards to body size, physical appearance, sexual orientation, race,
gender, gender expression, religion, age, and social class
Patricia Denise Lopez
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1996; Columbia University
Research interests: Managerial and team effectiveness, motivation and employee engagement,
organizational change, gender and cross-cultural management, organizational issues
related to globalization
Rodney Lowman
Distinguished Professor, San Diego, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1979; Michigan State University
Research interests: Organizational consulting psychology, career assessment and counseling,
coaching, ethical issues in the practice of consulting and industrial-organizational
psychology, occupational mental health, work dysfunctions
James N. Madero
Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1975; Catholic University
Research interests: Projective tests; differential diagnoses; workplace violence prevention;
school violence prevention
Cristina Magalhaes
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 2005; Nova Southeastern University
Research interests: Diversity awareness; LGBT psychology; immigration and acculturation;
resilience and coping; child psychology; expressive therapies; abuse/trauma
Richard Mendoza
Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1980; University of California, Irvine
Research interests: Acculturation among refugees and immigrant individuals; implications
for mental health, psychopathology, and psychotherapy
Gerald Y. Michaels
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1981; University of Michigan
Research interests: Developmental psychopathology; transition to parenthood; parents’
and children’s social perceptions in the family; parent skills training; children
of divorce; school-based mental health
Marcia L. Michaels
Associate Professor and Site Director, Irvine, CFT Program
PhD, 1996; University of Georgia
Research interests: Divorce and remarriage; cross-cultural issues in research and
therapy; prevention of mental health problems in high-risk families; healthy family
functioning; the use of mindfulness meditation and hypnosis in therapist training
and marriage and family therapy
Marianne Miller
Associate Professor, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, 2003; Texas Tech University
Research interests: Spirituality in MFT training and practice; qualitative methodology;
feminist issues; eating disorders
Valory Mitchell
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1983; University of California, Berkeley
Research interests: Psychology of women; development of personality across the lifespan;
lesbian/gay issues; interface of feminist, self, relational, and psychodynamic theory
Eduardo Morales
Distinguished Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 1976; Texas Tech University
Research interests: HIV; substance abuse; intervention for adolescents; community
prevention; ethnic and sexual minorities; drug-exposed infants and parents; juvenile
delinquency; workforce development and pipeline; Latino health and higher education
Martha Morgan
Assistant Professor, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, 2010; Texas Tech University
Research interests: African American graduate student experiences and older adult
substance abuse; graduate student experiences; application of theory to specific populations
Joan Murray
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1979; University of California, Los Angeles
Research interests: Women’s issues; environmental issues
Rajeswari Natrajan
Associate Professor, Irvine, CFT Program
PhD, 2004; Purdue University
Research interests: Immigration; cross-cultural research; cultural immersion programs;
self-of-therapist training and supervision; qualitative research; systemic training
and evaluation
Sesen Negash
Assistant Professor, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, The Florida State University
Research interests: At-risk sexual behaviors among monogamous couples and racial minorities;
race/ethnic sexual health disparities; MFTs in health care settings; relationship
based sexual health education; interpersonal implications of sexual behaviors (i.e.,
pornography, cybersex, and sexual infidelity) on monogamous dating relationships.
Randy Noblitt
Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1978; University of North Texas
Research interests: Cult and ritual abuse; child abuse; trauma and dissociation; dissociation
of identity; disability determination; critical theory
Nicholas Noviello
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1985; University of California, Irvine
Research interests: Personality traits and emotional expressiveness, content analysis
of speech and text, personal belief systems, well-being
Erin O’Callaghan
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 2007; University of Miami
Research interests: Pediatric health psychology; pediatric psychoneuroimmunology;
psychological and neuropsychological functioning in children and adolescents with
chronic health conditions
Kevin J. O’Connor
Distinguished Professor, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Fresno site; Fellow,
Rockway Institute
PhD, 1980; University of Toledo
Research interests: Marschak Interaction Method Rating System; child psychotherapy
process; play therapy
Rumiko Okada
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1988; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Asian-American mental health; diversity and multicultural issues;
child/family issues; childhood disorders; chronic mental illness; community mental
health; international training; supervision and consultation
Yuki Okubo
Assistant Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 2007; Columbia University
Research interests: Asian-American mental health; cultural adjustment and coping with
immigrants; notion of self as it relates to help-seeking behaviors; collaboration
with medical professionals
Rhoda Olkin
Distinguished Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program; Director, Institute
on Disability and Health Psychology
PhD, 1981; University of California, Santa Barbara
Research interests: Distributive justice; models of disability; parents with disabilities;
diversity training; case formulation, psychopathology and diagnosis; family therapy;
cognitive behavior therapy
Janet L. Osborn
Assistant Professor and Clinical Training Coordinator, Sacramento, CFT Program; Fellow,
Rockway Institute
PhD, 1997; Syracuse University
Research interests: Issues facing LGBTQI community life; therapy with the LGBT community;
training of MFTs in relation to the LGBTQI community; addiction; training of MFTs
in relation to addiction
Tiffany O’Shaughnessy
Assistant Professor, San Francisco, Clinical Counseling MA Program; Fellow, Rockway
Institute
PhD, 2009; Lehigh University
Research interests: LGBTQ affirmative therapy and identity development; supervision
and training; social justice and multicultural counseling competency; social class
and gender issues; college student mental health
Siobhan O’Toole
Associate Professor, Fresno, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 2000; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno
Research interests: Evaluating cultural competence in clinicians; child abuse, primarily
physical and verbal; body image
Elena Padrón
Assistant Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 2003, University of Minnesota
Research interests: The developmental psychopathology of attachment, particularly
disorganized attachment; the intergenerational transmission of attachment and trauma;
dyadic and family therapy with Latino families
Suni Petersen
Associate Professor, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Sacramento site
PhD, 1997; University of Florida
Research interests: International research testing a Model of Health Behavior Change
for the Developing World; immigration stress; health psychology: creating and testing
evidence-based interventions for underserved minority populations with cardiovascular
disease and cancer; health promotion and using computerized interventions for cost-effective
approaches to health behavior change
Patrick Petti
Assistant Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1991; California School of Professional Psychology, Alameda
Research interests: Education and training in psychology; ethics; clinical competency
evaluation; clinical supervision; child development; child therapy; integrative approaches
in psychotherapy
Janie Pinterits
Associate Professor and Program Director, San Francisco, MA Clinical Counseling Program
PhD, 2004; University of California, Santa Barbara
Research interests: Systems of privilege and oppression; assessment of White privilege
attitudes; multicultural and social justice advocacy competence; rural issues; resilience;
training and supervision
Jason J. Platt
Associate Professor and Program Director, Mexico City, MA Counseling Psychology; Site
Director, Mexico City, CFT Program
PhD, 2003; Syracuse University
Research interests: Clinical competencies; critical pedagogy in mental health training;
immersion education; international education; international issues in mental health;
nationalism in MFT training and supervision
Matthew Porter
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 2005; New School for Social Research
Research interests: Resilience; moral/existential development; psychology of spirituality;
integrative psychology; health psychology; highly stressed populations (AIDS, cancer,
refugees); individual differences; quantitative and qualitative methods
Natalie Porter
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1981; University of Delaware
Research interests: Gender, anti-racist and social justice issues pertaining to child,
adolescent, and women’s development, and to therapy, ethics, clinical training, mentoring
and supervision; leadership in women
Karen Quek
Associate Professor, Irvine, CFT Program
PhD, 2004; Loma Linda University
Research interests: Gender issues in couples relationship; cross- cultural family
studies; development of self-of-the-therapist; theory and practice of family therapy;
multicultural competence in clinical practice and supervision
Adele S. Rabin
Professor and Program Director, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1984; University of Houston
Research interests: Major depression: prediction, assessment, treatment, and cross-cultural
issues; women’s mental health; psychological factors affecting physical health
Susan J. Regas
Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1983; Purdue University
Research interests: Ronald McDonald House/FACE internship; sex, intimacy and relationship
problems; differentiation-based couple therapy; differentiation and sexual satisfaction
assessment; couple therapy effectiveness
John Renner
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Organizational Psychology Program; Director, Organizational
Consulting Center (OCC) - San Diego
PhD, 1968; University of Alberta
Research interests: Management assessment and coaching, team effectiveness and development,
employee engagement, and helping students manage a consulting business
Neil G. Ribner
Professor and Program Director, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1971; University of Cincinnati
Research interests: Family studies; divorce; stepfamilies; custody; parenting; siblings;
graduate psychology education and training
Hye-Sun Ro
Assistant Professor and Clinical Training Director, Los Angeles, CFT Program
PhD, 2007; Texas Tech University
Research interests: Therapy with minority couples and families, and couple relationships
including trans- and intra-cultural/racial couple relationships, dating, and marriage
Irwin S. Rosenfarb
Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1986; University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Research interests: Schizophrenia; mood disorders; the role of cultural factors in
the course and treatment of severe psychopathology
Kristin Samuelson
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1998; University of Virginia
Research interests: Post-traumatic stress disorder and trauma (intimate partner violence,
child abuse combat); neuropsychological functioning in PTSD; impact of trauma on families
and parent-child relationship; PTSD treatment; psychodiagnostic and neuropsychological
assessment
Jyotsna Sanzgiri
Professor, San Francisco, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1977; University of Pittsburgh
Research interests: Women in management, cross-cultural comparison of core values,
social responsibility in business, international organizational behavior
Norma Scarborough
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, CFT Program
DMFT, 2005; Loma Linda University
Research interests: Parenting; foster care; community-based mental health services;
African-American couples
Brandon Silverthorn
Assistant Professor, Irvine, CFT Program
PhD, 2005; Michigan State University
Research interests: Identity development in African American females; impact of racism
and sexism on people of color; psychodynamic psychotherapy with people of color; diversity
training and consultation; qualitative methods in multicultural psychology; contextual
family therapy; client suicide; MFT professional development; therapist well-being;
fatherhood; cross-cultural issues
Stefanie F. Smith
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical Psychology PsyD Program
PhD, 2003; University of Connecticut
Research interests: complex trauma and children and adolescents; neuropsychologically
informed interventions for complex trauma, including yoga, music, movement, affect
regulation; trauma and juvenile, runaway, and throaway populations; ethnocultural
symptoms of trauma; complex trauma and physical health; risky health behaviors of
adolescents; increasing diversity in the health workforce
Jill Stoddard
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD and PsyD Programs
PhD, 2007; Boston University
Research interests: Adult anxiety disorders (including PTSD); chronic pain; Cognitive
Behavioral Therapies; Acceptance & Commitment Therapy; mindfulness; overweight and
obesity
Ronald Stolberg
Assistant Professor, San Diego, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 2001; Pacific Graduate School of Psychology
Research interests: Personality assessment instruments with an emphasis on the MMPI-2/MMPI-A;
assessment instruments use among practicing clinicians; standard of care practices;
suicide; clinical work with adolescents
Lekisha Sumner
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 2006; Illinois Institute of Technology
Research interests: Health behavior; psychological assessment and culture; the role
of psychosocial factors, especially traumatic and chronic stress and cultural factors,
on the health and well-being of community-dwelling, ethnic women
Alan J. Swope
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1969; Columbia University; ABPP (Clinical Psychology)
Research interests: Psychoanalytic psychotherapy; practitioner well being and distress;
creativity and professional practice; psychology and technology; evaluation of clinical
competency; music and personality
Daniel O. Taube
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1987; Hahnemann University; JD, 1985; Villanova University
Research interests: Ethical and legal issues for mental health professionals; child
maltreatment; substance abuse; child and family forensics
Ronald W. Teague
Professor, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Fresno and Sacramento sites
PhD, 1973; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco; ABPP (Clinical
Psychology; Psychoanalysis in Psychology)
Research interests: Psychology of antiquity; psychohistory phenomenology; Jungian
psychology; psychoanalysis; psychoanthropology; psychology and the humanities; history
of psychology; trans-cultural psychoanalysis; theoretical and philosophical psychology;
Chinese psychology
Peter Theodore
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute
PhD, 2005; University of Miami
Research interests: Intersection of substance abuse and HIV-related risk behaviors
among gay and bisexual men (GBM); health disparities among LGBT persons; affirmative
addictions treatment models; mental health issues among LGBT youth
Quyen Tiet
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1996; University of Colorado, Boulder
Research interests: Stress/trauma, coping and resilience; depression and suicide,
PTSD, substance use, and dual diagnosis; treatment factors and patient outcomes
Jeffrey Tirengel
Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PsyD Program
PsyD, 1991; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Research interests: Positive psychology in diverse cultural communities; resilience;
strength-based approaches; wellness; cardiac psychology; attachment; couples; emotionally
focused interventions; evidence-based practice and practice-based evidence; applications
of Choice Theory in education, counseling, and management
Christopher Tori
Visiting Professor, Hong Kong, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1971; University of KentuckyResearch interests: Psychotherapy process and outcome;
Buddhist perspectives on cognitive psychology; psychometrics and statistics; international
and multicultural research; psychodiagnostic assessment; institutional studies; psycholinguistics
Jonathan Troper
Assistant Professor, Los Angeles, Organizational Psychology Program; Director, Center
for Innovation and Change (CIC)
PhD, 1997; University of California, Los Angeles
Research interests: Organizational change, organizational communication, management
consulting, training new consultants and students as consultants, employee surveys,
leadership assessment and development, training and development, performance assessments,
group leadership and learning
Steven R. Tulkin
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program; Program Director, Clinical Psychopharmacology
Program
PhD, 1971; Harvard University
Research interests: Psychopharmacology; behavioral medicine in primary care; chronic
pain; chemical dependency
Rebecca Turner
Professor, San Francisco, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1987; George Washington University
Research interests: Executive coaching and leadership development, team development
and dynamics, conflict management in teams, applied research, qualitative and quantitative
approaches in the practice of assessment
Lynne Valek
Visiting Associate Professor, Fresno, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1999; The Fielding Graduate Institute
Research interests: Collaboration, organizational change, dialogue, conscious capitalism,
sustainability, organizational culture
H. Luis Vargas
Assistant Professor, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, 2005; Loma Linda University
Research interests: International MFT; Latino-Hispanic acculturation processes; cultural
integrity; bridging cultural divides; social integration processes; therapeutic relationship
building; social network theory
Donald J. Viglione, Jr.
Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1981; Long Island University
Research interests: Rorschach and personality assessment; assessment of malingering
and response manipulation; child psychopathology; trauma, dangerousness, and sexual
offenses
Linna Wang
Associate Professor and Site Director, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, 1996; Brigham Young University
Research interests: Cross-cultural issues; mental health service delivery issues;
MFT training in the multicultural context; survey research; impact of family factors
on children; Native American studies
Danny Wedding
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program; Associate Dean for Management and
International Programs, CSPP
PhD, 1979; University of Hawaii
Research interests: International health; mental health policy; the portrayal of mental
illness and addiction in films; large scale community education projects designed
to alter attitudes about mental illness and substance abuse
Paul D. Werner
Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PhD Program
PhD, 1976; University of California, Berkeley
Research interests: Personality and family assessment; violent behavior and its prediction;
gender roles; activism; sexuality and reproductive behavior; aesthetics and the experience
of music; disaster preparedness
Scott R. Woolley
Distinguished Professor and Systemwide Director, San Diego, CFT Program
PhD, 1995; Texas Tech University
Research interests: Emotionally focused therapy; courtship, marriage, couples therapy;
MFT process, and outcome research; observational research; cultural issues in couple
relationships; MFT supervision processes; MFT therapy training; chemical dependency
Randall Wyatt
Associate Professor, San Francisco, Clinical PsyD Program; Director of Professional
Training, San Francisco
PhD, 1989; California School of Professional Psychology, Alameda
Research interests: Creative arts and psychology; trauma and recovery; child, family
and society; cultural anthro-psychological approaches to diversity; evidence based
practice and the therapy relationship; brief therapy; clinical training
Diane Zelman
Professor, Hong Kong, Clinical PsyD Program
PhD, 1989; University of Wisconsin, Madison
Research interests: Health psychology; chronic pain; disability; on-line learning
pedagogy; neuropsychology; addictions; psychopharmacology
Affiliated CSPP Faculty
Sharon L. Foster
Distinguished Professor, San Diego, Clinical PhD Program; Associate Provost for Research
and Scholarship
PhD, 1978; State University of New York, Stony Brook
Research interests: Childhood social competence and peer relations; aggression in
girls; treatment of disruptive behavior disorders
Tracy L. Heller
Associate Professor, Los Angeles, Clinical PhD Program; Associate Provost for Administrative
Affairs
PhD, 1994; University of California, Los Angeles
Research interests: Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; behavioral,
social, and cognitive components of ADHD; multimodal treatments of ADHD
Morgan T. Sammons
Dean, California School of Professional Psychology
PhD, 1989; Arizona State University; ABPP (Clinical Psychology)
Research interests: Clinical psychopharmacology; trauma; military issues; integrated
behavioral health care; public policy; applied clinical research
Lecturer Faculty
Camala Boyce
Lecturer, San Diego, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1994; University of Akron Ohio
Research interests: Group dynamics, women and negotiation, conflict management, communication
styles, leadership, self-monitoring, decision-making, performance, emotional intelligence,
coaching, and organizational design
Barbara Filippone
Lecturer and Clinical Training Coordinator, Irvine, CFT Program
MA, 1981; Pepperdine University
Dale Glaser
Principal Lecturer, San Diego, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1993; California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego
Research interests: Multivariate statistics, statistical modeling, psychometric testing,
and survey research
Barry Grossman
Principal Lecturer and Field Placement Coordinator, San Francisco, Organizational
Psychology Program; Director, Organization Consulting Center (OCC) - San Francisco
PhD, 1975; Indiana University (Bloomington)
Research interests: Organization consulting models and processes, effective management
of consultant-client relationships including management of client resistance, team
development, implementation of organization change and innovation in diverse settings
Calvin C. Hoffman
Principal Lecturer, Los Angeles, Organizational Psychology Program
PhD, 1984; University of Nebraska
Research interests: Job analysis and job design, selection system design and validation,
human resource systems, management and employee development, and performance evaluation
and feedback
Martin Landau-North
Lecturer, San Diego, CFT Program
PsyD, 2006; California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego
Carl Mack
Principal Lecturer, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Sacramento site
PhD, 1975; University of California, Berkeley
Research interests: Organization development (OD) work in public schools, large and
small group dynamics, leadership development and experiential learning, executive
coaching and self-development, and group relations conferences
John D. Preston
Lecturer and Professor Emeritus, Fresno-Sacramento, Clinical PsyD Program, Sacramento
site
PsyD, 1979; Baylor University; ABPP (Counseling Psychology)
Research interests: Psychopharmacology; neuropsychology; trauma; aging
Research Professors
Pat Deleon
Distinguished Research Professor
PhD, 1969; Purdue University; MPH, 1973; University of Hawaii; JD, 1980; Catholic
University
Robert Geffner
Distinguished Research Professor
PhD, 1978; University of California, Santa Cruz; ABPP, ABPN
Madeleine Haley-Richeport
Senior Research Professor
PhD, 1975; New York University
David Hubbard
Research Professor
MD, 1977; University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Susan Johnson
Distinguished Research Professor
EdD, 1984; University of British Columbia
Dennis Reeves
Research Professor
Organizational Psychology - Adjunct Faculty
Larry Anders
Fresno and Los Angeles
PhD, 1988; William Lyon University
Steven Ashworth
San Diego
PhD, 1983; University of Houston
Patricia Marrone Bennett
San Francisco
PhD, 2004; Fielding Graduate Institute
Jeanne Cherbeneau
San Diego
PhD, 1981; Union University and Institute
Michael Collins
San Francisco
PhD, 1980 Purdue University
Barrie L. Cooper
San Diego
PhD, 2003; California School of Professional Psychology
Bruce Cooper
San Francisco
PhD, 1983; University of California, Berkeley
Jeff Dang
Los Angeles
PhD, 2011; University of California, Los Angeles
Karen Marie Erickson
Fresno and Sacramento
PsyD, 2006; Alliant International University
Lee Gardenswartz
Los Angeles
PhD, 1981, United States International University, San Diego
Donald Grayson
San Diego
PhD, 1979; University of Utah
San Kaner
San Francisco
PhD, 1980; California School of Professional Psychology
Charles Klein
San Diego
PhD, 1994; United States International University
Delbert Nebeker
San Diego
PhD, 1972; University of Washington
Mark Nicholson
San Diego
PhD, 2002; United States International University
Paul E. Pierce
Fresno
MA, 1998; University of San Francisco
Anita Rowe
Los Angeles
PhD, 1981; United States International University, San Diego
Jacqueline L. Ryle
Fresno
PhD, 1994; The Fielding Graduate Institute
John (Jack) Shantz
Fresno
PsyD, 2003; Alliant International University
Trudy Sopp
San Diego
PhD, 1982; University of Toronto
Marlon Sukal
Los Angeles
PhD, 2009; Alliant International University, Alliant School of Management, Los Angeles
Charles B. Tatum
San Diego
PhD, 1973; University of New Mexico
William Van Lente
Fresno
PsyD, 2010; Alliant International University
Mike Vescuso
San Diego
PhD, 1994; University of Texas at Austin
Robert Watts
Fresno
PsyD, 2008; Alliant International University
Liz Williams
Fresno
MA, 1994; San Francisco State University
Clinical Psychology: PsyD Program, Hong Kong
Minna Chau
PhD, 2009; Ohio University
German Cheung
PsyD, 2006; Biola University
Stephen Cheung
PsyD, 1992; Baylor University
Stephen Chou
PsyD, 2003; California School of Professional Psychology, Alameda
Justin Grayer*
PsyD, 2007; University College London
Mk Greenare*
PhD, 1999; Pacifica Graduate Institute
Alex Leung
Program Director
PhD, 1984; University of Manitoba, Winnipeg
Thomas McGee
PhD, 1960; The University of Chicago
Mary Poon*
PsyD, 2003; The Wright Institute
Neil Ribner
PhD, 1971; University of Cincinnati
Morgan Sammons
PhD, 1989; Arizona State University; ABPP (Clinical Psychology)
Doug Seiden*
PhD, 1999; Hofstra University
Sharmeen Shroff*
PsyD, 2010; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco
Charlotte Tang
Associate Program Director*
PhD, 2007; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco
Ron Teague
PhD, 1973; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco
Darryl Thomander
PhD, 1974; Michigan State University
Adrian Tong*
PhD, 2003; University of Toronto
Christopher Tori
Visiting Professor and Professor Emeritus
PhD, 1971; University of Kentucky
Amy Watt
PhD, 1994; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno
Erica Liu Wollin*
PsyD, 1998; Wheaton College Graduate School
Mark Yang
Director of Clinical Training*
PsyD, 1994; Fuller Theological Seminary
James Yu*
PhD, 2009; Duquesne University
Diane Zelman
PhD, 1989; University of Wisconsin
* Faculty member is based in Hong Kong
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology – Japan
Akira Enatsu
MA, 1992; Institute of Transpersonal Psychotherapy
Mikang Hong
PsyD, 2006; California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego
Miwako Y. M. Ishii
Assistant Program Director
MS, 2002; San Francisco State University
Keiko Ito
PhD; 2006; Stanford University
Angelica Junko Motoki
PhD, 2002; Pacific Graduate School of Psychology
Yoshiyuki Kogo
MA, 2000; California Institute of Integral Studies
Takashi Kubo
MA, 2006; John F. Kennedy University
Teri Nakamoto
PsyD, 2009; California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego
Tomoe S. Naoi
PsyD, 2006; California School of Professional Psychology
Kazumi Nishio
PhD, 1982; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco
Nahoko Nishizawa
Associate Professor and Online Program Coordinator
PsyD, 2004; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco
Satoru Saito
MD, 1968; Keio University; PhD, 1989
Kay Yoko Tanaka
Associate Professor and Associate Program Director
PhD, 2001; Loma Linda University
Reiko H. True
Professor and Program Director
PhD, 1976; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco
Toshiko Watanabe
PsyD, 1998; California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
Akiko Yagi
MSSW, 1996; University of Wisconsin, Madison
Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology – Mexico City
Laura Patricia Betancourt Arriaga, PhD
Steve Brown, PhD
Sean Davis, PhD
Miguel Gallardo, PhD
Alejandro Martini Morel, PhD
Debora Mondellini, MA
Jason Platt, PhD
Associate Professor and Program Director
Wendel Ray, PhD
Helen Sellicoff, PhD
Luis Vargas, PhD
Scott Woolley, PhD
Postdoctoral Master of Science in Clinical Psychopharmacology
Claire Advocat
PhD, 1975; Rutgers University
John Bolter
PhD, 1984; University of Memphis
Thomas Brady
MD, 1982; School of Medicine, University of Alabama, Birmingham
Joseph Comaty
PhD, 1992; Finch University of Health Sciences, The Chicago Medical School
Susana Galle
PhD, 1974; University of California, Berkeley; M.S.Clinical Psychopharmacology, 2008; Alliant International University; N.D. (cand.) Bastyr University
Esther Gwinnell
MD, 1979; University of Washington School of Medicine
Elaine Orabona-Foster
PhD, 1988; Nova University
Matthew Philpott
PhD, University of Wisconsin
John D. Preston
PsyD, 1979; Baylor University
Ruth A. Roa-Navarrete
PsyD, 2002; Nova Southeastern University; MS Psychopharmacology, 2010; Alliant International
University
Morgan T. Sammons
PhD, 1989; Arizona State University
Randall Tackett
PhD, Pharmacology, 1979; University of Georgia
Steven R. Tulkin
Program Director
PhD, 1971; Harvard University; MS Psychopharmacology, 2002; Alliant International
University