Counseling Services Staff List
Full Time Staff
Brad Brown, Psy.D, Forest Institute of Professional Psychology (Clinical Psychology, 2009), Psychologist.
Theoretical Orientation: Humanistic, Cognitive-Behavioral, Systems
Professional Interests: Substance Abuse/Addictions, Anger Management, Forensics, Couples/Families, Diversity, Supervision and Training
Donald J. Domenici, MA, SUNY New Paltz (2001), Counselor
Theoretical Orientation: Narrative/Constructivist, Existential, Relational, Archetypal
Professional Interests: Identity development, empowerment, men's' issues, feminism, trauma, training/supervision
David L. Gilles-Thomas, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, (Clinical Psychology, 1993), Licensed Psychologist.
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative (Psychodynamic, Feminist, Interpersonal).
Professional Interests: Training, rape education, men's issues, feminism, diversity and differences, the politics of mental health, philosophy of mind, outreach, and professional uses for the internet and the media.
Andrea Greenwood Ph.D., Southern Illinois University at Carbondale (Counseling Psychology, 2002), Licensed Psychologist, Assistant Director/Assistant Clinical Director.
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative, feminist, interpersonal/psychodynamic/systems
Professional Interests: Women's issues, eating disorders, family of origins issues, spirituality and faith as coping resources
Sung Eun Kim-Kubiak, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, (Clinical Psychology, 1999), Licensed Psychologist, Training Director, Assistant Director.
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative (Psychodynamic, Interpersonal, Feminist)
Professional Interests: Trauma & recovery (especially sexual abuse, assault, rape), diversity, training & supervision, group therapy, consultation, spirituality & mental health
Sharon Mitchell, Ph.D. The Ohio State University (Counseling Psychology, 1990), Licensed Psychologist, Director.
Theoretical Orientation: Feminist, Cognitive-Behavioral, Systems.
Professional Interests: Training/supervision, group therapy, multicultural issues, racial identity development, women's issues (eating disorders, sexual assault), college student development.
Thomas J. Neill, LCSW, University at Buffalo, (Social Work, 1999), Clinical Social Worker, Social Work Internship Coordinator.
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic, Feminist, Systems.
Professional Interests: Men's health and sexuality issues, sexual trauma and recovery, male survivors of sexual abuse, poverty and class issues, incarcerated trauma survivors, grief and loss issues, mental health outreach and education to under-served populations, LGBT issues, feminism.
Michelle Olandese, LCSWR; University at Buffalo (Social Work, 1998). Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Outreach Coordinator.
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative: transtheoretical model of change, person centered, cognitive behavioral
Professional Interests: alcohol/drug addiction; diversity issues particularly LGBT; trauma; family of origin issues; spirituality and sexual health specifically HIV/AIDS.
Amberly Panepinto, Ph.D., Miami University (Clinical Psychology, 2004), Licensed Clinical Psychologist.
Theoretical Orientation: Existential, Constructivist, Humanistic
Professional Interests: Trauma recovery (particularly sexual violence and combat), existential issues, women's issues, training and supervision.
Xuhua Qin, M.Ed.; Beijing Normal University (2001), Counselor
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative: Person Centered, Interpersonal, Multicultural, Cognitive Behavioral
Professional Interests: Adjustment, cross-cultural concerns, international students outreach, diversity issues, empowerment, identity development, relationship issues, couples counseling, LGBTQ concerns.
Julie Rosinski, LCSW, University at Buffalo (Social Work, 2001), Clinical Social Worker
Theoretical Orientation: Integrative, Cognitive Behavioral, Person Centered
Professional Interests: Trauma and Recovery, Anxiety Disorders, Addiction / Substance Abuse, Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Elizabeth Snider, LCSW-R, University at Buffalo, (Social Work, 1988), Associate Director, Social Work Field Educator, Groups Coordinator.
Theoretical Orientation: Systems, psychodynamic, solution focused.
Professional Interests: Group and individual therapy, trauma, family of origin issues, outreach, supervision, loss, mental health, LGBT issues.
Amanda Tyson, Ph.D., Lehigh University (Counseling Psychology, 2006), Licensed Counseling Psychologist, Practicum Coordinator.
Theoretical Orientation: Integrationist, Person-Center, Cognitive-Behavioral
Professional Interests: Supervision, training, intersection of sexual assault and alcohol use.
Carissa C. Uschold, LCSW-R, University at Buffalo (Social Work, 2001)
Theoretical Orientation: Feminist, Cognitive-Behavioral, Humanistic, Systems
Professional Interests: Professional interests: Eating Disorders, women's issues, sexual trauma and recovery, grief and loss, trauma, multi-cultural & diversity issues, anxiety, training & supervision
Yun-Jy Yeh, M.Ed., University of Texas at Austin (Counselor Education, 2002)
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic/Interpersonal/Multicultural
Professional Interests: trauma, diversity issues, working with international students, grief and loss issues.
Psychiatry
- Yogesh Bakhai, M.D., University of Bombay, (Psychiatry). Clinical Psychiatric Consultant.
- Emily Gavett, M.D. University at Buffalo, Psychiatry Resident
- Calvert Warren, M.D., University of Rochester (Psychiatry), Clinical Psychiatry Consultant.
Pre-Doctoral Interns
- Joseph (Matt) Gilbert, Spaulding University
- Melinda Haggerty, University at Buffalo
- Kelly Richards, Marywood University
Social Work Interns
(from University at Buffalo, School of Social Work)- Valerie Fatta
- Amanda Prus
- Bridget Quinn
- Tracie Stefaniak
Practicum Students
- Deepti Athalye
- Brian Amos
- Sarah Anthon
- Neena Nohria
Graduate Assistants
- Kelly Floyd, Clinical
- Tzu-Hu, Clinical
- Veayla Williams, Outreach
Support Staff
- Lois Blaustein
- Michele Brown
- Susan Kondek