The professional staff in Counseling and Human Development (CHD) consists of psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, psychiatric residents and psychology interns. The men and women of the staff are multicultural and are committed to helping college students from a variety of backgrounds and lifestyles. A complete listing of staff, their backgrounds and clinical interests follows:
(All counselors see students with a wide variety of concerns. This staff list only partially identifies areas of interest, experience and expertise.)
University of Arizona, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Residency in Psychiatry
Interests: psychotherapy, substance abuse, eating disorders, multicultural issues, adolescent and adult development
University of Wisconsin
Interests: gay, lesbian, bisexual, ethnic/racial and cultural identity concerns, substance abuse, sexual assault and abuse survivors, couples counseling
Thomas Jefferson University, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Residency in Psychiatry
Interests: psychopharmacology, clinical hypnosis, GLBT/multicultural issues, arts psychology, sports psychology
Antioch University New England
Interests: emotion-focused and trauma focused psychotherapy, time-limited dynamic psychotherapy, and relationship problems
University of Virginia
Interests: psychotherapy, sports and performance psychology, multicultural issues, anxiety and mood concerns, adolescent and young adult development
University of Virginia
Interests: solution-focused and Strengths-Based Psychotherapy, diversity, anxiety, depression, disordered eating, family relationships and parenting issues
Fuller Graduate School of Psychology
Interests: mood disorder, substance abuse and dependency issues, eating disorders, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorders, relationship issues, perfectionism, obsessive compulsive disorder, cognitive behavioral therapy and DBT
Purdue University
Interests: interpersonal issues, family of origin concerns, identity development, diversity and multiculturalism, emotion focused therapy
Yeshiva University
Interests: identity concerns pertaining to culture and/or sexuality, substance abuse, relationship issues, acceptance, trauma, psychodynamic psychotherapy
Utah State University
Interests: individual and couples counseling, anxiety concerns, cultural and diversity concerns, relationship problems, difficulties adjusting, identity and self-esteem, depression, stress and relaxation
George Fox University
Interests: identity development, emotion focused and trauma focused therapy, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, substance abuse and dependency issues
University of Vermont
Interests: short-term and solution-focused therapies, eating disorders, mood disorders
Jill is the Office Manager of Counseling and Human Development. She is also responsible for the creation of this Web Page and its links. You may reach her at 603-646-9487 or e-mail to Jill.L.Servant@Dartmouth.edu
Maureen is our receptionist. To make or change appointments or inquire about counseling services please call her at 603-646-9442 or send email to CHD@Dartmouth.edu.
