School of Behavioral Sciences Faculty
The faculty mentors in CalSouthern’s School of Behavioral Sciences are skilled and experienced clinicians as well as dedicated, responsive and highly credentialed educators.
They will be there for you—via phone, email or Skype—to answer any questions you may have and to help you master the course material. And, equally important, they will help you take the concepts you learn and apply them to resolve challenges commonly faced in clinical practice today.
CalSouthern’s faculty mentors are positive, encouraging and supportive—and entirely dedicated to your academic and professional success.
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Adolescent counseling, cultural diversity, bio-psycho-social assessments, at-risk case management
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Relationships, clinical hypnotherapy, anxiety disorders, stress and pain management
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Individual and family issues, addictions, attachment theory, PTSD, workplace violence and harassment, phase-of-life issues, personality assessment, hypnotherapy, gender issues, cultural issues in therapy -
Utilization of hypnosis in isolation and storage of traumatic injuries, clinical psychology, psycholinguistics, rationality versus religiousity, gender issues, creative art psycholinguistics
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Yoga, wellness, mindfulness, consciousness, attitude -
Health Psychology, Assessment, Cultural Diversity, Neuropsychology, Community Mental Health -
Attachment, psychological testing, children and adolescents
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Substance abuse, trauma, anxiety and mood disorders, mindfulness-based cognitive therapies -
Application of integral theory in addiction treatment and recovery, existential philosophy and psychotherapy, the holism theory of Jan Smuts, integrative meta-theory of addiction -
Psychiatric symptoms, severity of illness, substance and alcohol use in homeless populations, depression and anxiety