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Jodi Boita, Ph.D. Staff Psychologist
Psychologist
Pennsylvania State University (Counseling Psychology, 2006)
Theoretical orientation: Integrative, relational, interpersonal
Professional interests: Psychotherapy, relationships/couples, LGBT concerns, eating disorders, student athlete concerns, trauma recovery, career development.
Professional Associations: American Psychological Association |
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Carolyn DeHority, M.S., Staff Counselor
National Certified Counselor
Rochester Institute of Technology (Career and Human Resource Development, 1983)
Theoretical orientation: Integrative
Professional interests: Career exploration and assessment, graduate school application process, relationship building, self esteem enhancement, academic motivation and achievement, college student development |
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Laura
Fleming, M.S.W., Interim Clinical Director
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Syracuse University (Social Work, 1978)
Theoretical orientation: Integrative, Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Professional interests: Abuse recovery, depression, anxiety, relationships |
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Jennifer
Petro, Psy.D., Staff Psychologist
Licensed Psychologist
Baylor
University (Clinical Psychology, 2003)
Theoretical orientation: Psychodynamic, interpersonal
Professional interests: Psychotherapy, developmental
issues of college students, depression, relationships,
self-esteem, use of creativity/art in therapy,
social anxiety/social skills
Professional affiliations: American Psychological
Association |
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Jan M. Premich, Ph.D., Staff Psychologist
Licensed Psychologist
University of Detroit (Clinical Psychology, 1996)
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania (School Psychology, 1974)
Theoretical orientation: Integrative
Professional interests: Contemporary psychoanalytic, existential and Buddhist psychology; cultural and religious diversity; mind-body-spiritual integration; personality development and assessment; resilience to abuse, trauma and illness; identity formation and career choice; predictors of academic success among college students; social and academic accommodations for special-needs college students.
Professional affiliations: American Psychological Association, National Association of School Psychologists, Society for Personality Assessment, Psi Chi Psychology National Honor Society |
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Kathleen
Kane, M.S., Interim Clinical Director
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
National
Certified Counselor
SUNY Brockport (1981)
Theoretical orientation: Intergrative approaches
Professional Interests: General psychotherapy,
eating disorders, college student development,
movement therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy |
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Marguerite
Martino McCarty, M.S., Staff Counselor
National Certified Counselor
SUNY Brockport (Counselor Education, 2004)
Theoretical orientation: Integrative, interpersonal
Professional interests: Group therapy, developmental
issues of college students, career exploration,
social anxiety/social skills, depression, self-esteem
building, PTSD
Member: American Counseling Association, Chi Sigma
Iota/Counseling Academic and Professional Honor
Society International |
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Jaya Save-Mundra, Psy.D., Staff Psychologist
Licensed Psychologist
University of Hartford (Clinical Psychology, 2002)
Theoretical orientation: Psychodynamic
Professional interests: Psychotherapy, treatment of personality disorders, developmental issues of college students, multicultural and international student issues, integrating meditation with psychotherapy, supervision and training, stress management, and personality assessment/projective testing
Professional Associations: American Psychological Association, member |
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Donna
Rubin, Clinical Director. NTID Psychological Services;
Director,
Women's
Center
dcrdhd@rit.edu |
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Aimee Whyte Solomon, M.A., Staff Counselor
National Certified Counselor
Gallaudet University (MA, Mental Health Counseling, 2003)
University of Rochester (PhD student, Mental Health Counseling & Supervision)
Theoretical orientation: Existential, Cognitive-Behavioral, Family Systems
Professional interests: Deaf, Deaf/Blind, and Hard of Hearing college students; Culturally Deaf identity development; Self-esteem; Relationships; Family relationships and the “Dinner-Table Syndrome”; Depression; Domestic violence; Bibliotherapy/Expressive Arts therapy, the Americans with Disabilities Act, Mediation/Conflict resolution; Vlogging.
Member: ADARA/Professionals Networking for Excellence in Service Delivery with Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing; Chi Sigma Iota/Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society International; New York Mental Health Counselors Association; Greater Rochester Area Chapter of NYMHCA, National Association of the Deaf, Deaf Women of Rochester. |
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John Weas, Director, Assistant to VP for Student Affairs
john.weas@rit.edu |
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Patrick Walsh, M.S., Staff Counselor
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
National Certified Counselor
SUNY Brockport (Counselor Education, 1983)
Theoretical orientation: Psychodynamic
Professional interests: Psychodynamic psychotherapy, eastern and western spirituality, meditation, loss and mourning |
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Rhea
Zweifler, M.S.W., Staff Social Worker
SUNY Buffalo (Social Work, Certified Social Worker)
Theoretical orientation: Cognitive/Behavioral
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Susan L. Chapel, M.A., Staff Counselor
slcnps@rit.edu
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Support Staff
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Pat
Marini, B.A., Assistant to the Director/Financial
Coordinator |
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Carol Thayer, Staff Assistant |
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