About Us
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Faculty |
Theoretical Orientation |
Clinical Interests |
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Karla Blanco, Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Latinx population |
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Keith Hansen, Psy.D. |
Integrative |
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
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Laena Huffaker, Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Diversity & Social Justice |
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Rheanna Kaley Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Assessment |
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Martha Kitzrow, Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Training & Supervision |
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Greg Lambeth, Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Attention Deficit Disorder |
Nhu Mai, Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Group Therapy, Family of Origin Issues |
Trish Nash Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Training |
Steve Saladin, Ph.D. |
Integrative |
Testing & Psychological Assessment |
Lahde Forbes LMSW |
Integrative |
Diversity & Social Justice |
Maureen Marchant, LMSW |
Integrative |
Neuro developmental Disabilities |
Clint Emmett MSN, RN, APRN, PMHNP-BC |
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Candi Bailey Administrative Coordinator
Jenn Urhausen B.S., Administrative Coordinator
Kristina Ogden, Administrative Coordinator
Holly McFarland, MA
Hawaii School of Professional Psychology
David Miller, MA
University of Denver
David Murphy, MA
Florida State University
Genine Schwartz, MA
Wright Institute
Julie Kirkpatrick
Kristina Ogden
Denessy Rodriguez, B.S.
The Counseling & Testing Center (CTC), a unit of Student Affairs & Enrollment Management, offers students access to a wide range of counseling and testing services and resources. There is no fee for counseling services.
Students come to the Counseling Center with a broad range of concerns ranging from adjustment and developmental issues to complex psychological problems. Students vary in age from late adolescence to mid-life and beyond. The clinical orientation of the Counseling Center is based on a developmental and humanistic model and emphasizes personal development, coping skills, prevention, and wellness within a brief treatment framework.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Counseling & Testing Center is to advance the academic mission of the university by facilitating students' educational, personal, social and cultural development in order to promote success and persistence within the university. We are committed to fostering a positive campus climate by promoting mutual respect and supporting cultural diversity within our community.
Services
The CTC strives to provide equal access to the following programs and services in an environment of mutual respect and understanding of diversity based on the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) Guidelines:
- Counseling services to assist students who may be experiencing psychological, behavioral, or learning difficulties.
- Outreach Programs focused on the developmental needs of college students designed to maximize the ability of students to benefit from the academic environment and experience.
- Assessment services to identify student needs and appropriate services and referrals.
- Teaching, training and supervision for graduate students in counseling or psychology.
EMERGENCY Crisis Intervention | Call 208-885-6716
Same-day appointments are available during normal business hours for students experiencing a crisis.
The Counseling & Testing Center is located in Mary E. Forney Hall Room 306. We are open from Monday to Friday 8 a.m to 5 p.m.
Crisis telephone counseling is available after hours and on weekends 365 days a year by calling 208-885-6716
Crisis Appointment | 208-885-6716
University of Idaho Crisis Line | 208-885-6716
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline | 1-800-273-8255
Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline | 208-398-4357 | Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, year-round. Text support is available Monday through Friday, 3pm to Midnight.
Alternatives to Violence on the Palouse | 1-877-334-2887