Center for Psychological Studies Clinical Faculty

Center for Psychological Studies

Faculty and Staff

Clinical Faculty

The designation of Clinical Faculty shall be applied to qualified NSU professionals including but not limited to staff psychologists or psychiatrists employed in the Psychology Services Center who do not have any academic rank at NSU.

CLINICAL FACULTY
Kristen JONES, Psy.D.
Nova Southeastern University, assistant clinical professor; Assistant Director, School Psychology Assessment and Consultation Center. School psychology; psychoeducational assessment and intervention planning, implementation, and monitoring; preschool and school mental health; assessment of autism spectrum disorders; parent-mediated interventions; and developmental-behavioral pediatrics.
Lisa Lashley, Psy.D.
Nova Southeastern University, assistant clinical professor; Assistant Director, Neuropsychological/Psychological Assessment Center. Child, adolescent, adult, and geriatric neuropsychological assessment. Interests include brain injury, learning disability, ADHD, and forensic assessment.
Ana Martinez, Psy.D.
Nova Southeastern University, associate clinical professor; Director of Clinical Services. Cognitive-behavioral therapy; child, adolescent, adult, and family therapy; specialty anxiety disorders, cross-cultural issues.
Leonard Schnur, Psy.D.
ABPP, Nova Southeastern University, associate clinical professor. Clinical supervision and training; inters include treatment of mood disorders for adult and adolescent populations, time-limited dynamic psychotherapy, and psychotherapy integration approaches for treatment of personality disorders.
Yukari Tomozawa, Psy.D.
Nova Southeastern University, assistant clinical professor. Provides treatment for children, adolescents, and families as well as psychological testing. Interests include ADHD, Bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders and other chronic mental illnesses.

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Jeff Kibler, Ph.D.
Pictured is CPS Associate Professor Dr. Jeff Kibler presenting his research on cardiovascular risk factors that are associated with posttraumatic stress. Read full story .

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Charles Golden, Ph.D.
Charles Golden, Ph.D., meets for supervision with his students in the neuropsychology concentration. Read full story .

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Stephen Campbell, Ph.D.
Professor Stephen Campbell and 8 doctoral students visited South Africa and Swaziland on a humanitarian mission. Read full story .

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John E. Lewis, Ph.D.
John E. Lewis, Ph.D. is a Professor and Director of Academic Affairs at Nova Southeastern University (NSU), Center for Psychological Studies in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Read full story .

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Vincent B. Van Hasselt, Ph.D.
Vincent B. Van Hasselt, Ph.D. leads the center in research and training with law enforcement. Read full story .

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David Shapiro, Ph.D.
At NSU CPS, students in the clinical forensic psychology concentration learn how to testify in court by observing Professor David Shapiro cross-examine Professor Lenore Walker in the courtroom at the NSU Law School where mock trials can take place so they practice before going into the real courtroom themselves to testify about the forensic psychological evaluations they have learned how to prepare. Read full story .

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Barry Schneider, Ph.D.
Professor Barry Schneider shows a picture of a simulated Rorschach ink blot presented to him by a former student in his doctoral course in projective personality assessment. Read full story.

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