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Faculty members are from Antioch’s Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) program and include:
Andy Benjamin, J.D., Ph.D., University of Arizona. A licensed
lawyer in Arizona and licensed clinical psychologist in Washington,
Benjamin has been one of the main proponents for training in
psychopharmacology in Washington state. He is the director
of doctoral psychology in the Center for Programs in Psychology at
Antioch University Seattle, as well as an affiliate professor of law
at the University of Washington. For the past decade, he has held
leadership positions with the American Psychological Association
and the Washington State Psychological Association. His
interests include working in an interdisciplinary fashion with children
and adults with severe pathologies.
Alejandra Suarez, Ph.D., University of Washington. Alex Suarez
is one of the first licensed psychologists in Washington to earn a postdoctoral
master’s in psychopharmacology. She received a degree
in 2004 from Alliant International University. Suarez has taught and
supervised at the University of Washington, the National University
of Mexico, Argosy University and Seattle University. Suarez also
has worked in health psychology and community settings. She is
president-elect of the Washington State Psychological Association.
Her interests include the integration of psychological and physiological
approaches with multicultural factors and mindfulness.
Mary Wieneke, Ph.D., California School of Professional Psychology.
Mary Wieneke is a licensed clinical psychologist with post-doctoral
specialization in neuropsychology and a master’s degree in nursing.
She has taught and supervised at Alliant International University
– California School of Professional Psychology and Wright Institute in
Berkeley, CA. Wieneke also has been a researcher at University
of California Davis School of Medicine and Stanford PAVA Mental
Health Clinic. She has also worked in community mental health, public
health, hospice and oncology settings. Her interests include oncology
and studying the effects of chemotherapy and estrogen.
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