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Blog. Psychology Program takes Two Students to Chicago
Philanthropy. SNUC raises $3,000 for the American Red Cross Association
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Philanthropy. SNUC raises $3,000 for the American Red Cross Association
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June 14 to August 9
Art Alumnae Invitational Exhibit
June 22
Ursuline and St. John Reunion 2013
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Art Therapy and Counseling Faculty
The Art Therapy and Counseling faculty provides a dynamic blend of professional competencies meshed with unique individual strengths and diverse personal approaches. Faculty members bring years of professional experience, having worked in a range of settings with a variety of client populations. Areas of expertise include addictions, children and families, developmental delays, adolescents, school settings and mental health. A variety of theoretical approaches, including Jungian, Gestalt, cognitive-behavioral and eclectic, are emphasized.
Gail Rule-Hoffman, M.Ed., LPC-S, ATR-BC, LICDC, Program Director
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Kathleen Burke, OSU, Ph.D., LPC-S, ATR-BC
Amy Jacobs, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LICDC
Diane Meros, M.A., ATR-BC
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Katherine Jackson, Ph.D., ATR
DoHee Kim-Appel, Ph.D., IMFT, PCC, LCDCIII, NCC
Megan Seaman, M.S., NCC, Doctoral Candidate, Counseling and Counselor Education
The Art Therapy and Counseling faculty provides a dynamic blend of professional competencies meshed with unique individual strengths and diverse personal approaches. Faculty members bring years of professional experience, having worked in a range of settings with a variety of client populations. Areas of expertise include addictions, children and families, developmental delays, adolescents, school settings and mental health. A variety of theoretical approaches, including Jungian, Gestalt, cognitive-behavioral and eclectic, are emphasized.
Gail Rule-Hoffman, M.Ed., LPC-S, ATR-BC, LICDC, Program Director
Fun Facts
Kathleen Burke, OSU, Ph.D., LPC-S, ATR-BC
Amy Jacobs, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LICDC
Diane Meros, M.A., ATR-BC
Fun Facts
Katherine Jackson, Ph.D., ATR
DoHee Kim-Appel, Ph.D., IMFT, PCC, LCDCIII, NCC
Megan Seaman, M.S., NCC, Doctoral Candidate, Counseling and Counselor Education
