Mary Wieneke

Core Faculty, Center for Programs in Psychology

Summary of Education and Relevant Experience

B.S., Skidmore College; M.S., Russell Sage College; Ph.D., California School of Professional Psychology/Alliant International University.
Mary Wieneke is a clinical psychologist, professor and researcher, with a prior master's degree in nursing. She has worked in hospital, public health, and community mental health settings. Adjunct faculty at CSPP/Alliant since 1994, she has taught a variety of courses, supervises dissertations, and provides clinical supervision. Funded research activities include long term neuropsychological effects of adjuvant chemotherapy on cognitive functioning in women with breast cancer. Wieneke maintains a private psychotherapy practice in Berkeley and Seattle with treatment issues including depression/anxiety, trauma survivors, sexuality/gender issues, multicultural diversity, medical issues — chronic illness and cancer, relationship and lifespan transitions.

Affiliations

Licensed psychologist, states of Washington and California
American Psychological Association, Divisions 39 & 40
Washington State Psychological Association
Northwest Alliance for Psychoanalytic Study
San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group

Professional Interests

Mind-body-culture integration
Trauma
Health
Gender issues
Long-term effects of chemotherapy on neurocognitive functioning

On Interest Area

"Using the tools of psychology to address issues of suffering, pain, and change among the many levels and layers of people's lives."

On Teaching at Antioch

"Adult students of learning bring the best of motivation, challenge, innovation, and engagement toward betterment of understanding, healing, and proactive involvement in the world on an individual and global level. Antioch's students hold that promise; they continually stimulate my learning - as I hope to promote theirs."

Contact Information

Center for Programs in Psychology
206-268-4810
E-mail