Clinical Faculty
Clinical Faculty
Faculty Professional Activities
In the past five years, all
clinical faculty have been members of professional societies, authors or
co-authors of presentations at professional meetings, authors/co-authors of
articles in professional journals, and engaged in professional services. Nearly
all are recipients of research grants or contracts.
Theoretical Orientations and Professional Interests in Clinical Psychology
Faculty Member
Clinical Theoretical Orientation
Professional Clinical Interests
Dr. Alex Chapman
cognitive-behavioural
dialectical behaviour
therapy, personality disorder
Dr. Rebecca Cobb
interpersonal/psychodynamic
couples' relationships
Dr. David Cox
cognitive-behavioural
health and peak human performance
Dr. Kevin Douglas
cognitive-behavioural
clinical-forensic: forensic/risk assessment
and management, psychopathy
Dr. Grace Iarocci
family systems, cognitive-behavioural
child /family therapy including multiple
family and group therapy approaches
Dr. Robert Ley
psychodynamic
assessment/treatment of adults,
adolescents, and children; special interest in trauma; forensic psychology,
(criminal and civil)
Dr. Marlene Moretti
interpersonal
developmental psychopathology and mental
health programming
Dr. Ron Roesch
cognitive behavioral
forensic psychology
Dr. Allen Thornton
personal
construct theory,
cognitive-behavioral
neuropsychological assessment in persons
with psychiatric and neurological disorders
Dr. Wendy Thornton
cognitive-behavioral
neuropsychological assessment of adults
with brain insult or injury, with emphasis on cognitive changes associated
with aging and dementia
Dr. Jodi Viljoen
cognitive behavioral, empirically supported
approaches
forensic assessment and treatment of adolescents and adults
Dr. Arlene Young
developmental psychopathology
child-clinical assessment and treatment;
language and anxiety disorders
Dr. Rene Weideman
CBT/characterological
clinical supervision, group and individual
psychotherapy, disability assessments
Dr. Shannon Zaitsoff
