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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Eating disorders, evidence-based therapeutic strategies for use with children, solution-focused therapy techniques -
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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Anxiety and sport performance, eating disorders in athletes, effects of infertility on couple relationships, coping with infertility
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The future efficient application of fossil fuel reserves, the economic recovery of hydrocarbon deposits, the development of synergistic, dynamic teams utilizing the Myers Briggs Type Indicator -
Trauma, attachment, altruism, mind-body connections, spirituality, assessment, ethics.
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Program evaluation, early childhood education, adult online learning, substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment, juvenile and adult criminal justice system, and child welfare policy research. -
Nutrition and mental health, mindfulness, meditation -
Relationships, clinical hypnotherapy, anxiety disorders, stress and pain management
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Childhood and workplace bullying, female empowerment, relationships and intimacy, holistic and traditional counseling, mind-body-spirit connections
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Completion rates for doctoral students, prevention of sexual assault on college campuses and in the military