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Melissa W. Cozart, M.S. (Eastern Kentucky University)
Licensed Psychological Practitioner. Integration of cognitive-behavioral
therapy and interpersonal theories of counseling. Professional interests
include eating disorders, relationship issues, spiritual issues, and
individual and group psychotherapy.
Kathleen Spencer Gore, Ph.D. (Iowa State University)
Staff Psychologist (Temporary License). Eclectic therapeutic orientation
tailored to the individual needs of clients, primarily utilizing the
theories and techniques of interpersonal, humanistic, cognitive, psychodynamic,
and developmental approaches to therapy. Professional interests include
crisis intervention and management, grief and loss issues, trauma, relationship
issues, and psychology and the law.
Kristie LeClair Kirkpatrick, Ph.D. (The University of Texas at Austin)
Staff Psychologist. Integration of humanistic and interpersonal theory
with experiential and cognitive interventions. Professional interests
include disordered eating attitudes, especially binge/compulsive eating;
grief and loss; early childhood trauma; family of origin and relationship
issues. I focus on strengths and empowerment of individuals to create
the lives they want to live.
B. Thomas Longwell, Psy.D. (Pacific University)
Licensed Psychologist. Provides cognitive and behavioral, empirically
supported interventions that focus on creating positive therapeutic
gains in current functioning. Professional interests include anxiety,
depression, stress management, psychological assessment and research,
success in college, and individual therapy.
Donald E. Ralph, Ph.D. (The Catholic University of
America)
Licensed Psychologist. Dr. Ralph is a clinical professor on faculty
at the University of Kentucky Department of Psychiatry and a part-time
staff member at the EKU Counseling Center. Professional interests include
individual therapy, anxiety, and depression.
Michalle S. Rice, M.S. (Eastern Kentucky University)
Licensed Psychological Practitioner. Integration of cognitive-behavioral
therapy and interpersonal theories of counseling. Professional interests
include grief counseling, career counseling, stress management, and
college student success.
Neil Scheurich, M.D. (University of Michigan)
Staff Psychiatrist. Dr. Scheurich is an Associate Professor at the University
of Kentucky Department of Psychiatry and a part-time staff member at
the EKU Counseling Center. Professional interests include mood disorders
and psychiatric ethics.
Kevin Stanley, Ph.D. (University of Florida)
Staff Psychologist (Temporary License). Eclectic use of different therapeutic
theories and techniques, including experiential, existential, interpersonal,
cognitive, psychodynamic, and developmental approaches. Professional
interests include men’s issues, identity concerns, anxiety, depression,
substance abuse, and couples counseling.
Roderick R. Stuart, M.D. (Loma Linda University School of Medicine)
Resident Physician, Psychiatry. Modes of treatment include psychopharmacology
as well as various psychotherapies such as cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic,
and supportive psychotherapy. Professional interests: various forms
of anxiety, mood, attentional, cognitive, and personality disorders,
and addiction medicine.
Missy Taylor, Ph.D. (University of Kentucky)
Licensed Psychologist. Integration of cognitive therapy, mindfulness,
interpersonal theory, and motivational interviewing. Professional interests
include coordination of substance abuse services, recovery from childhood
and adult trauma, individual and group counseling, and mindfulness-based
interventions.
Jen Colvin Walker, Ed.D (East Texas State
University)
Director, Licensed Psychologist. Professional interests include career
counseling, individual counseling, stress management, college student
success, referral, and test anxiety.
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