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About Dr. HallI completed my undergraduate work at the University of North Dakota. Upon completion of my bachelor's degree in psychology, I entered a doctoral program at Western Michigan University. While in the doctoral program, I received my master of art degree in 2003. In 2006, while continuing my doctoral studies, I completed a year long pre-doctoral internship at Florida State University's counseling center in Tallahassee Florida. In 2007 I graduated with my doctorate in Counseling Psychology.
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Experience
My clinical work began during my master’s level training in 2004 where I worked at the Western Michigan University's Counseling and Testing Center providing career counseling to students on campus. In addition, I conducted individual counseling to clients presenting with problems which included depression, anxiety, stress management, couple conflict, and adjustment issues.
While completing my pre-doctoral internship at Florida State University, I worked with students on campus, providing individual, couple, group work, and a variety of workshops. Upon graduating with my doctoral degree, I began a post doctoral experience in Houston, Testing working with clients who were involved with Child Protective Services, and with patients in nursing homes who were dealing with a variety of issues including adjustment to life changes and bereavment/grief and end of live issues. While working at my post doctoral residency, I was offered a position as a contractual Assistant Professor. Concurrent to working in the University Counseling and Testing Center, I also taught graduate classes in the Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology department and worked in private practice.
Although, I have made the transition from counseling center work to private practice, I continue to be involved in academia working as an Adjunct Professor at Western Michigan University since 2009.
I have always had a passion for understanding successful intimate relationship among African Americans and completed a dissertation entitled, “A qualitative study assessing African American women's perspective of successful relationships. I am currently involved in a study involving student of color and successful relationships.
Fully Licensed Psychologist in the State of Michigan.
Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS)
While completing my pre-doctoral internship at Florida State University, I worked with students on campus, providing individual, couple, group work, and a variety of workshops. Upon graduating with my doctoral degree, I began a post doctoral experience in Houston, Testing working with clients who were involved with Child Protective Services, and with patients in nursing homes who were dealing with a variety of issues including adjustment to life changes and bereavment/grief and end of live issues. While working at my post doctoral residency, I was offered a position as a contractual Assistant Professor. Concurrent to working in the University Counseling and Testing Center, I also taught graduate classes in the Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology department and worked in private practice.
Although, I have made the transition from counseling center work to private practice, I continue to be involved in academia working as an Adjunct Professor at Western Michigan University since 2009.
I have always had a passion for understanding successful intimate relationship among African Americans and completed a dissertation entitled, “A qualitative study assessing African American women's perspective of successful relationships. I am currently involved in a study involving student of color and successful relationships.
Fully Licensed Psychologist in the State of Michigan.
Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS)
