Therapists
Andrew B. King, Ph.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist
- Director of Counseling Center
- Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, University of Memphis;
- M.A. in Industrial/ Organizational Psychology, University of North Carolina at Charlotte;
- B.A. in Psychology, Rhodes College.
- Association of University and College Counseling Center Directors. Licensed Clinical Psychologist - Illinois. Certified Health Service Provider by the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology.
- Provides psychotherapeutic services in addition to administrative duties
- Areas of special interest include post-traumatic stress, adjustment and individuation of college students, dream interpretation, training of new psychotherapists, and men's issues
Ann M. Losoff, Ph.D.
- Staff Psychologist
- Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, University of Minnesota; BA in Education, Antioch College
- Member American Psychological Association
- Provides psychological services to individuals and couples
- Areas of special interest include assessment, depression, anxiety, adjustment and development issues
Traice A. Webb, Ph.D.
- Post-doctoral extern
- Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, University of Missouri - Columbia
- Provides psychological services to individuals and couples
- Theoretical Orientation- Integrative operating from Ecological, Multicultural, and Person-Centered frameworks
- Areas of special interest: Development of self-concept & multiple identities, survivors of trauma, counseling issues with African-American women, and sexual decision-making
Michael J. Kessler, M.A.
- Staff Counselor
- Masters in Clinical Psychology, Midwestern University
- B.A. in Biology and Psychology, Greenville College
- Member of American Psychological Association
- Provides services and consultations to individuals, couples, and groups
- Clinical interest include men's issues, student-athletes, intimate relationships, anxiety disorders, and other general issues.
Psychiatrist
Sheryl L. Salaris, M.D.
- Psychiatrist
- M.D., Washington University School of Medicine; Postgraduate Training University of Pennsylvania, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
- Areas of special interest: forensic psychiatric issues, psychopharmacology, trauma, substance abuse, aggressive treatment of psychosis and major affective disorders to minimize functional impairments
Counselors in Training
Chad J. Keller, Ph.D. - Univ. of Missouri at Kansas City
- Post-doctoral counselor
- Currently Asst. Professor of Psychology at Lewis and Clark Community College
- Deal with all general personal problems of students
- Clinical Interests: Abuse and trauma, eating disorders, and GLBT
Jolan J. Dawson, B.A. Indiana University - Bloomington
- Practicum Counselor in Training
- Currently a second year student in the SIUE's Adult Clinical Psychology Program
- Deal with all general personal problems of students
- Clinical Interests: Health Psychology and depression
Chris R. Berghoff, B.A, SIUE
- Practicum Counselor in Training
- Currently a second year student in the SIUE's Adult Clinical Psychology Program
- Deal with all general personal problems of students
- Clinical Interests: Mindfulness interventions and Borderline Personality Disorder
Jim Boyle, M.A., L.P.C.
- Counselor in Training
- M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
- Deal with all general personal problems of students
- Clinical Interests: Students with disabilities and academic issues.
Support Staff
Leanne Brase
- Office Support Specialist
- Provides clerical and administrative support
- Facilitates the PAP program
Graduate Assistants
Zachary D. Hill, B.A. in Psychology - SIU Carbondale
- Provides psychoeducational outreach concerning drugs and alcohol, stress management, counseling services services, and self-esteem.
- Current enrolled as a graduate student in the SIUE's Adult Clinical Psychology Program
- Professional interests include fear and anxiety disorders
Patrick M. Sears, B.A. in Psychology - McKendree University
- Provides psychoeducational outreach concerning sexual assault, relationship issues, depression and eating disorders.
- Current enrolled as a graduate student in the SIUE's Adult Clinical Psychology Program
- Professional interests include ethics and morality, dissonance, and eating disorders.
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