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Address:
Box 270356, 738 Library Road
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Rochester, New York 14627

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University Counseling Center (UCC)

The Faculty

Staff Psychologists

Brigid Cahill, Ph.D., CGP
University of South Carolina
Interim Director/Director of Training
Special Interests: Survivors of sexual abuse and other trauma, group therapy, DBT, women's issues, anxiety.
Email: brigid.cahill@rochester.edu

Click here to see Dr. Cahill's Personal Biography, Research Interests and Relevant Publications.


Kelly Willson, Ph.D.
Washington State University
Assistant Director of Training/Staff Psychologist
Special Interests: Personal and Cultural Identity including race/ethnicity, sexual and gender identity, religion/spirituality; Family of origin and relationship issues; Recovery from trauma and abuse; International student adjustment; Health and disability issues; Resilience and wellness
Email: kwillson@ur.rochester.edu

Click here to see Dr. Willson's Personal Biography


Dagmar Kaufmann, Ph.D.
University of Rochester
Outreach Coordinator
Special Interests: Women's issues, interpersonal relationships, couples, sexuality and gender identity, international student adjustment, grief and loss, groups
Email: dagmar.kaufmann@rochester.edu

Click here to see Dr. Kaufmann's Personal Biography, Research Interests and Relevant Publications.


Ronke Lattimore Tapp, Ph.D.
Iowa State University
Assistant Director for Multiculturalism
Special Interests: Multicultural (including race/ethnicity, gender, religion/spirituality, sexual orientation, etc.) issues related to identity, adjustment, interpersonal relationships/conflict, academic/work success, etc. -- Cognitive and Behavioral based treatments
Languages spoken: English, Spanish (partial fluency, ~85%)
Email: Ronke.Tapp@rochester.edu


Allan J. Schwartz, Ph.D.
University of Rochester
Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry
Special Interests: Suicidology, sexual dysfunction, crisis intervention and administrative aspects of college mental health.
Email: Allan.Schwartz@rochester.edu

Click here to see Dr. Schwartz's Personal Biography, Research Interests and Relevant Publications.

 

Psychiatrist & Nurse Practitioner

Phillip R. Lavine, M.D.
Staff Psychiatrist


Lorraine J. Ndusha MSN, NPP
University of Rochester
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Special Interests: Trans-cultural Nursing, Trauma and abuse, PTSD, Anxiety, International student adjustment, Gender based violence, Conflict resolution, and Family of origin dynamics.
Training Interests: Narrative therapy, CBT, DBT, and Restorative justice

 

Social Worker

Mike Kemp-Schneider, L.M.S.W.
University of Buffalo
Social Worker
Special Interests:Men's Issues, Substance use and abuse, Relapse Rrevention, Couples work

Click here to see Mr. Kemp-Schneider's Personal Biography, Research Interests and Relevant Publications.


Felicia Reed, L.M.S.W
University of Buffalo
Social Worker
Special Interests: Women's Issues, Substance use and abuse, Mental Health and Chemical Abuse Anger management/Positive Communication, LGBT, Spirituality, Relationship Issues, Group therapy.
Email: freed2@UR.Rochester.edu

Click here to see Ms. Reed's Personal Biography

 

Adjunct Training Program Faculty

Sheila Cummings, Ph.D.
University of Kentucky
Special Interests: Groups, couples and object-relations.

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Claire McLauchlin, Ph.D.
Georgia State University
Special Interests: Grief and trauma, relationship issues, resiliency, creativity.


Robert Pierce, Ph.D.
University of Rochester
Special Interests: Affective experiences, couples and groups.

Click here to see Dr. Pierce's Personal Biography, Research Interests and Relevant Publications.


Allen Roach, Ph.D.
University of Kentucky

Special Interests: Grief Work, self-psychology, couple psychotherapy, object relations and interpersonal psychotherapy.

Click here to see Personal Biography, Research Interests and Relevant Publications.


Marie T. Sergent, Ph.D.
University of Maryland
Special Interests: Interpersonal and psychodynamic therapy, trauma, eating disorders, couples and groups.

Click here to see Personal Biography, Research Interests and Relevant Publications.