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Counseling Services Staff Linda Springs, Program Assistant Our staff is committed to insuring that you receive the best possible service and that your experience with the counseling center is "user friendly." You may contact our Program Assistant by phone or e-mail to schedule an appointment. Bruce Nelson, Director Areas of Interest: Trauma, loss and life transitions; student adjustment issues; anxiety disorders; applying a "strengths-based" approach to the growth of individuals, couples and families in the context of family/community systems and their influences; critical incident management. Professional Memberships: NASW Chris Troxler, Counselor Areas of Interest: Couples counseling, crisis intervention, rapid problem-solving techniques, psychology of creativity, learning disabilities.
Gary Bailey, Counselor Areas of Interest: General cognitive behavioral approach to sexual abuse, trauma grief and loss, relationship issues associated with addictions and drugs; anxiety disorders; individuals, couples and families in the context of family/community systems and their influences; critical incident and stress debriefing. Professional Memberships: NASW, Diplomat of the American Psychotherapy Assoc., Karen Morgan, Counselor Areas of Interest: Sexual assault, domestic violence, trauma, self-injury, depression/anxiety, interpersonal relationships, stress, dual diagnosis, and severe/persistent mental illness. Experienced in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and process-based psychodynamic therapy. Professional Memberships: NASW Lesley McArron, Counselor Areas of Interest: An interpersonal/psychodynamic approach to family dynamics and relationship concerns, life transitions and identity development, anxiety and depression, stress management, women's issues, and trauma and loss. Infused with a mindfulness-based philosophy. Professional Memberships: NASW (National Assoc. of Social Workers), NCSCSW (NC Society for Clinical Social Work), AAPCSW (American Assoc. for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work) Barb Gau, Counselor Areas of Interest: Holistic and strength-based approach to life transitions, interpersonal relationships, depression, anxiety, stress management, grief, and health and fitness. Individual, couples, family, and group counseling. Experienced in EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) and the Sedona Method. Infused with mindfulness-based philosophy.
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