Teaching
Passionate about sharing my expertise in mental health.
Committed to the education and training of next-generation mental health professionals.
As a classroom instructor, I bridge psychological theory and clinical practice. I enjoy teaching students across levels: undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate. My classroom approach incorporates my day-to-day clinical experience with evolving knowledge of evidence-based practices in clinical psychology and school counseling.
Spring 2026
Visiting Instructor
Child & Adolescent Therapy Technique
Supervising Psychologist
Clinical Psychology Training Program
Previous Classes
Visiting Lecturer
Theories of Psychotherapy
PSYC 161B offers advanced undergraduate psychology majors intensive, supervised training in mental health intervention. Students volunteer eight hours per week in social service and mental health programs, gaining hands-on experience in helping roles. Their work is integrated with empirical and theoretical readings and further explored through group supervision in weekly seminars.
Visiting Lecturer
Clinical Psychology Practicum
PSYC 308 explores the theory, research, and practice of diverse schools of psychotherapy. Topics include foundational assumptions about normalcy and pathology, models of change, methods and techniques of intervention, and the dynamics of the therapist–patient relationship.