I call myself a JAmerican....
I am assistant professor in counseling psychology in the APA-accredited combined counseling and school psychology doctoral program at Florida State University.
I am originally from Kingston, Jamaica. I immigrated to the US in 1999.
I graduated with my bachelors degree in psychology, masters and education specialist degrees in counseling (CACREP-accredited) from the University of Florida.
For my doctoral training, I moved to Indiana and attended the APA-accredited counseling psychology program at Purdue University.
I completed my pre-doctoral internship at Arizona State University Counseling Services (APA-accredited).
From Arizona, I accepted an assistant professor position at the University of Memphis in their APA-accredited counseling psychology program. I spent four years in Memphis before returning to Florida.
I enjoy reading, watching television dramas, playing tennis, yoga, traveling, and spending time with my husband and son, my family, my friends, and my two dogs.
I am assistant professor in counseling psychology in the APA-accredited combined counseling and school psychology doctoral program at Florida State University.
I am originally from Kingston, Jamaica. I immigrated to the US in 1999.
I graduated with my bachelors degree in psychology, masters and education specialist degrees in counseling (CACREP-accredited) from the University of Florida.
For my doctoral training, I moved to Indiana and attended the APA-accredited counseling psychology program at Purdue University.
I completed my pre-doctoral internship at Arizona State University Counseling Services (APA-accredited).
From Arizona, I accepted an assistant professor position at the University of Memphis in their APA-accredited counseling psychology program. I spent four years in Memphis before returning to Florida.
I enjoy reading, watching television dramas, playing tennis, yoga, traveling, and spending time with my husband and son, my family, my friends, and my two dogs.
