Erin Guyette, PhD
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Ruben Parra-Cardona, PhD
Rubén Parra-Cardona, Ph.D. is the inaugural Roger and Carol Nooe Endowed Professor at the College of Social Work, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to this appointment he was the Associate Dean for Global Engagement at the Steve Hicks School of Social Work and Interim Director at the UT Austin Latino Research Institute, at the University of Texas at Austin. He was funded by NIMH to investigate the treatment efficacy and relevance of two versions of an evidence-based parenting intervention culturally adapted for Latino families with young children. He is currently funded by NIDA to extend this line of research to Latino families with adolescent children. He served as vice-president of the Family Process Institute and is an editorial board member of Family Process and the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy. He also recently served as elected member of the Board of Directors of the Society for Prevention Research. He has extensive experience on research collaborations across the U.S.-Mexico border. Currently, he is Co-Principal Investigator of a large-scale parenting prevention initiative in Chile funded by a large private foundation and the Chilean government.
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Jeremy Pierce, MA, LMFT-S
Jeremy Pierce is a quality-oriented professional with 9 years of direct care experience and 6 years of supervisory experience. He is passionate about helping new clinicians find their niche and hone their craft both in an ethical and competent manner to create financial sustainability. His research interests include MFT supervision, moral development, reflexivity, and common factors in MFT. He is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, LMFT-S, LPC-S PhD Student, MFT Supervision and Education, National University
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Travis Spencer, MS, LMFT
Travis Spencer, LMFT, is a Ph.D. student at Texas Tech University in the Couple, Marriage, and Family Therapy program. His program of research centers around effective treatment for compulsive behaviors and moral conflicts in relationships. He is also passionate about supervising and training new therapists and aims to land a faculty position post-graduation in a CMFT training program.
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Jennah Hanson-Daley, MS, LMFT-A
Jennah Hanson-Daley is a current graduate student at Texas Tech University. She is obtaining her Ph.D. in Couple, Marriage, and Family Therapy and is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist- Associate. Her clinical and research interests primarily involve advocating for racial minority youths and working from a trauma-informed perspective. Additionally, she approaches her clinical, research, teaching, and soon to be supervising roles from a feminist perspective.
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Rose Aucoin, PhD, NCC, LCMHC
Dr. Aucoin holds a doctoral degree in counselor education and supervision. She is a licensed clinical mental health counselor and a licensed clinical addictions specialist in the state of North Carolina. Dr. Aucoin earned a Master Addictions Certification and is a National Certified Counselor. She worked in both private and public non-profit agencies and is dedicated to both researching and serving the needs of practitioners and family members related to living with mental health issues specializing in addiction. She has been invited as a guest lecturer at university and community organizations.
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Areesha Azam, MS, LMFT-A
Areesha Azam is a second year PhD student at Texas Tech University’s Couple, Marriage, and Family Therapy program. She is also a Marriage and Family Therapist licensed at the Associate level in Texas. Throughout her Master’s and Doctoral program, she has been involved with this study analyzing women’s decision making regarding infidelity from its inception and has been an active member on the research team.
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Ian Hammons, MS, LMFT, LPC
Ian Hammonds is an LMFT and LPC in the state of Texas where he runs his own practice specializing in LGBTQ+ populations, emotionally-focused couples therapy, and men’s work. Ian is currently pursuing his doctorate in marriage and family therapy from Alliant International University. Ian’s heart is with Texas’ queer population and in making systemic therapy both safe and accessible for all minority populations. Ian has been doing emotionally-focused couple therapy since 2016 when he was trained extensively during his practicum. He has been using this model on diverse populations ever since!
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Kimberly Gonzalez, MA
Kimberly Gonzalez, MA, is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. As a first-generation Latina, Kimberly brings a unique and personal perspective to her work, passionately serving Latinx couples and domestic violence survivors within marginalized communities. Her research interests focus on developing effective advocacy strategies for Latinx families, ensuring they receive the mental health support they need. Additionally, she is dedicated to supporting aspiring clinicians from similar backgrounds, striving to create a more inclusive and understanding mental health field. Through her work and research, Kimberly aims to bridge gaps in mental health services and promote cultural competence among mental health professionals.
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Orli Behbouikha, MA
Orli Behbouikha, MA, is an MFT trainee and a second-year student at Alliant International University, where she is pursuing her degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Orli is a second-generation Iranian immigrant with a strong commitment to supporting marginalized communities from diverse backgrounds. Her upbringing fueled her passion for working with immigrant children and families providing them with support and empowerment. She is dedicated to contributing to the body of knowledge in marriage and family therapy with a specific emphasis on family dynamics, intergenerational patterns, and utilizing principles of social justice.
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