Dr. T's Experience

I have four college degrees in total. A Bachelor's (with Honors) and Master's degree in Social Work, and a second Master's degree and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. 

COLLEGE-LEVEL INSTRUCTED COURSES -

• PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology
• PSY 102 General Psychology
• SOC 102 Introduction to Sociology
• PSY 132 Psychology and Culture
• PSY 132 Psychology and Culture (Hybrid)
• SWU 171 Introduction to Social Welfare
• PSY 225 Human Sexuality
• PSY 235 Gender and Psychology
• PSY 250 Social Psychology
• PSY 352 Health Psychology
• PSY 361 Attitude and Social Behavior
• PSY 369 Social Psychology
• PSY 530 Social and Cultural Psychology
• PSY 575 Organizational Behavior and Development (I/O PSY)

Doctoral Training

• Phoenix Indian Medical Center, Indian Health Services (IHS), Arizona

            Predoctoral Internship and Post-doctoral Residency

            Arizona Psychology Association-accredited Consortium training site

• Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona

            Completion of Post-doctoral Residency Hours

            American Psychology Association-accredited University

Practicum Experience (Doctorate in Psychology)

• Body Positive/Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS
• NDNS4Wellness
• Catholic Social Services

Internship Experience (BSW/MSW)

• Jewish Family and Children's Social Services (JFCS)
• Las Flores Skilled Nursing Facility

I have worked with the following populations from internships, practicums, predoctoral internships, postdoctoral fellowships, and in working, professional positions as a psychotherapist, consultant and college professor. 

• Biracial/Multiracial Populations (children, adolescents, and adults)
• Bicultural/Multicultural Populations (children, adolescents, and adults)
• Interracial Couples
• Women's Issues
• Black and/or African American Populations
• Native American Populations
• LGBTQQIA+ Populations
• Educating White people on issues impacting non-White people
• Assisting people of color in managing interactions with White people
• Children, adolescents, and adults navigating racial identity issues
• Populations impacted by HIV or AIDS
• Geriatric populations (including dementia-related issues)
• Substance use/dependence populations
• Populations managing grief/loss issues, anxiety and trauma-related issues
• College-aged populations
• Working with ignorant/bigoted populations that negatively impact the above list of populations