Faculty: Fresno/Sacramento Clinical PsyD Program
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Core Faculty:
Matthew Baity Assistant Professor, Fresno/Sacramento, PsyD Program Research interests: personality assessment with a focus on Cluster B disorders, multi-method psychological assessment, treatment process and alliance, premature termination, prediction of substance abuse relapse, neuropsychological factors in psychiatric disorders Clinical interests: acute inpatient populations, DBT, patient-related outcome, psychological and cognitive assessment in substance abuse populations, long and short term dynamic treatments, patients with new onset psychosis
Lynette E. Bassman Assistant Program Director; Coordinator of the Health Psychology Emphasis Area; Professor, Fresno, PsyD Program PhD, 1990; New York University Research interests: alternative treatments for mental health; psychodynamic correlates of self care behavior; defense mechanisms and health Clinical interests: fibromyalgia; chronic fatigue syndrome; eating behavior; self-care; coping with illness
Debra Bekerian Lecturer, Fresno, PsyD Program PhD; 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 Clinical interests: group psychotherapy; trauma including PTSD; chronic mental health issues; abuse
Wesley T. Forbes Director of Clinical Field Placement; Professor, Fresno, PsyD Program EdD, 1983; University of Massachusetts, Amherst Research interests: child/family; adolescents; delinquency/corrections; multicultural issues in psychology; ban on IQ testing of African Americans and other ethnic minorities in California; system of multipluralistic assessment
Sue A. Kuba Professor, Fresno, PsyD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute PhD, 1981; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno Research interests: women’s health; eating disorders in multi-cultural populations; phenomenology; sister relationships; women’s development; gay and lesbian issues Clinical interests: LGBT issues; mother-daughter-sister relationships; multicultural LGBT issues
Elizabeth Limberg Assistant Program Director; Associate Professor, Sacramento, PsyD Program PhD, 1999; California School of Professional Psychology, Fresno Research interests: parent-child interaction; child development Clinical interests: infant- preschool mental health; family therapy; play therapy; community mental health
Kevin J. O’Connor Program Director; Coordinator, Ecosystemic Clinical Psychology Emphasis Area; Professor, Fresno PhD Program and Fresno/Sacramento PsyD Program; Fellow, Rockway Institute PhD, 1980; University of Toledo Research interests: parent-child attachment; child psychotherapy process; play therapy Clinical interests: attachment disorders; child abuse; impact of chronic illness; impact of prenatal narcissism; child development; sex role socialization; ecosystemic child psychotherapy; play therapy, art therapy and Theraplay
Suni Petersen Associate Professor, Sacramento, PsyD Program PhD, 1997, University of Florida Clinical interests: health psychology with minority populations; creating and testing evidence-based interventions for underserved minority populations; cardiovascular disease; cancer; health promotion; using computerized interventions for cost-effective approaches to health behavior change
John D. Preston Professor, Fresno/Sacramento, PsyD Program PsyD, 1979; Baylor University Research interests: psychopharmacology; neuropsychology; trauma; aging
Ronald W. Teague Professor, Fresno, PsyD Program PhD, 1973; California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco Research interests: psychology of antiquity; psychohistory phenomenology; Jungian psychology; psychoanalysis; psychoanthropology; psychology and the humanities; history of psychology Clinical interests: acculturation problems; spirituality; analytic dream therapy; psychologist burnout; mid-life adaptation
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