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Annette Molyneux, Ph.D.
Associate Dean of Students
Director, Office of Counseling & Health
ajm26@drexel.edu
Dr. Annette Molyneux brings over 30 years of professional experience to the Office of Counseling & Health. She is responsible for Drexel’s Counseling services, Health Center, Student Health Insurance and Immunization Office, Office of Victim Support & Intervention Services and Alcohol, Other Drugs and Health Education. She collaborates with Academic Departments, the Department of Public Safety, the Office of General Counsel, and sits on a number of committees to address issues that challenge the physical and mental health of members of our community. Before entering a University setting, Dr. Molyneux had spent many years as part of a large private practice, working as a Clinician and then regional supervisor.
Dr. Molyneux is a Pennsylvania Licensed Psychologist and is also an Adjunct Professor at Drexel University in the College of Arts and Sciences, where she teaches both graduate and undergraduate Psychology courses. She received her Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from Kent State University in 1971 and her Doctorate in Psychology from Northern Illinois University in 1980.
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Amy Henning, M.Ed.
Associate Director of Counseling
Director of Training
henninaj@drexel.edu
Amy Henning is a PA licensed psychologist with over 20 years of experience in counseling and psychotherapy. She joined Drexel's Counseling Center when it returned to campus in 1996. Before coming to Drexel Amy served as the Director of Counseling for the Art Institute of Philadelphia where she provided counseling services to college students, and consultations with staff and faculty.
Amy directs the Drexel Peer Counseling Helpline and also oversees the practicum training program and directly supervises a number of these practicum students each year.
Although Amy has worked with a variety of populations, college students are her favorite. Amy has a special interest in working with students with eating disorders and body image concerns. Amy earned her Masters of Education in Counseling Psychology from Temple University, and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Rutgers University.
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John Watson, MS, NCC, LPC
Assistant Director of Counseling
Director of Alcohol, Other Drug, and Health Education
University City Campus
watsonjc@drexel.edu
John came to Drexel in 1996 to work with the Student Support Services program before joining the Counseling Center as a Staff Counselor later that same year. While at Drexel John has come to develop a specific appreciation and respect for Drexel students. John has been heavily involved in alcohol and other drug initiatives and now serves as the Director of Alcohol, Other Drug, and Health Education as well as the Assistant Director of Counseling. He has expanded this experience and become involved in regional and national programs including serving as a member of the Planning Committee of the U.S. Department of Education’s Annual National Meeting on Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse and Violence Prevention in Higher Education from 2003 – 2005 when he served as the Co-Chair of the National Meeting.
Currently John is the Regional Director for the DE-NJ-PA region of The Network Addressing Collegiate Alcohol and Other Drug Issues as well as a member of their Executive Committee and serves on the Board of Directors for the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education representing the Network. John also works a great deal with the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students serving as a past advisor for LGBT student groups, working with students individually, and presenting at regional and national conferences on many topics including working with LGBT students. John is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania and also an Adjunct Assistant Professor for the Psychology and Health Services and Administration Departments. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Texas Christian University in 1989 and his Master of Science degree from Villanova University in 1996.
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Jill Adaman, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
Center City Campus
jea39@drexel.edu
Dr. Jill Adaman is a licensed psychologist in the states of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New York. She joined the Student Counseling Center Staff at the Center City Campus in July of 2009. She received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Miami in 1994, and also holds a master’s degree in social services from Bryn Mawr College and an undergraduate degree from Villanova University. Dr. Adaman has extensive experience in the areas of psychotherapy and psycho-educational assessment. She uses a competence-based approach in her work with clients, helping them identify strengths and learn new skills to overcome problem areas. Her clinical work also incorporates elements of cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based approaches. In addition to providing psychotherapy and supervision services for the SCC, Dr. Adaman works with students in the Drexel Pathway to Medical School program to help maximize their academic and personal functioning.
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Tania Czarnecki, Psy.D.
Staff Psychologist
Group Program Coordinator
University City Campus
tac73@drexel.edu
Dr. Tania Czarnecki joined Drexel University’s Counseling Center in November of 2010. Dr. Czarnecki is a Pennsylvania licensed psychologist, and currently provides individual therapy, clinical supervision with interns and staff and is the Group Program Coordinator at the Counseling Center. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Rutgers University and her Psy.D in Clinical Psychology from The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. She completed an APA approved pre-doctoral internship at Trenton Psychiatric Hospital, with outpatient training at The College of New Jersey.
Tania has several years of clinical experience working in both inpatient and outpatient settings with a diverse range of issues and clients, including chronic and persistent mental illness and sexual trauma. Tania’s clinical interests include women’s issues, developmental issues of early adulthood, multiculturalism, stress/anxiety management and trauma. Her theoretical orientation integrates cognitive-behavioral techniques with psychodynamic concepts.
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Dina Goldstein Silverman, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
Center City Campus
deg29@drexel.edu
Dr. Dina Goldstein Silverman is a licensed psychologist in the state of Pennsylvania. She earned her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Temple University in 2007, and she received her B.A. in Psychology from the University of Texas at Austin in 2001 and her M.A. and Ed.M. in Psychological Counseling in 2003 from Teachers College, Columbia University. As a graduate student, she was the 2006 recipient of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association Frank and Mary Ann D'Attilio Education Award. She completed her APA-approved pre-doctoral internship at the Trenton Psychiatric Hospital in Trenton, NJ in 2007 and her APA-approved postdoctoral fellowship in Clinical Health Psychology at the VA Connecticut Healthcare System in 2008. Dr. Goldstein Silverman was Associate Director of the Student Counseling Center - Center City Campus from 2008-2012. She also previously completed a practicum at the SCC from 2005-2006.
In her clinical work, supervision and teaching, Dr. Goldstein Silverman focuses on evidence-based treatment approaches that emphasize behavior change and valued living and a case conceptualization lens that also incorporates awareness of multicultural and developmental processes guiding human growth. Her research interests include chronic illness, resiliency and stress. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family.
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Christine McGinnis, Psy.D.
Staff Psychologist
University City Campus
ckp35@drexel.edu
Dr. Christine McGinnis joined the Counseling Center staff in January of 2012. Prior to this she had trained here as a practicum student in 2009-2010. She earned her doctorate in clinical psychology in 2011 from Chestnut Hill College. She completed a predoctoral internship at the Veterans Affairs Hudson Valley Healthcare System in Montrose and Castle Point NY where she provided clinical care for male and female veterans with PTSD, military sexual trauma, and readjustment issues.
Dr. McGinnis has trained in cognitive processing therapy (CPT) for PTSD and her main areas of interest include trauma and relational issues. She especially enjoys working with college students and veterans. Dr. McGinnis holds a special interest in positive psychology and has previously offered group workshops for college students on happiness and life satisfaction.
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Jessica Parrillo, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
University City / Center City Campus
jlp384@drexel.edu
Dr. Jessica Parrillo joined Drexel University’s Office of Counseling and Health in September 2012. Prior to joining Drexel, she worked at Columbia University’s Counseling and Psychological services, providing individual and group psychotherapy and serving on the Eating Disorders Treatment Team. She completed a post-doctoral fellowship in Clinical Psychology at Princeton University Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services, and a pre-doctoral internship in Clinical Psychology at Johns Hopkins University Counseling Center. She earned her B.A. at Washington and Lee University, her M.A. and M.Ed. in Counseling Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University, her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology at the University of Georgia, and served as the assistant director of St. Lawrence University’s Counseling Services.
Jessica's professional interests include eating disorders, identity development, women’s issues, the psychological effects of trauma, and the integration of mindfulness into therapeutic work. She enjoys helping students navigate adjustment issues, interpersonal relationships, and family concerns, as well as exploring the impact of how gender, culture, and social factors impact identity, so as to promote optimal development.
Jessica will be working on both the University City and Center City Campuses.
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Scott A. Sokoloski, Ph.D.
Staff Therapist
Outreach Coordinator
University City Campus
scottski@drexel.edu
Dr. Scott Sokoloski received his doctorate degree in Counseling Psychology in 2007 from The University of Tennessee in Knoxville, after completing his pre-doctoral internship at the Counseling and Psychological Services Center at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. He joined the staff of the Counseling Center in March of 2011, after spending 2 ½ years at the Counseling and Career Development Center of Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA, and serving as their Web Site Coordinator. He also performed as a professional musician for 15 years. Currently Scott serves as the Outreach Coordinator for the Counseling Center, and also assists in development and maintenance of the Center's web site. In addition, he spends one day per week in Myers Residence Hall, making himself available for appointments and consultations with students, Residence Life staff and Resident Assistants.
Scott considers himself to be a generalist, and is interested in working with a variety of clients, but some of his clinical interests include Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, Supervision and Training, Group Therapy, LGBTQ, Diversity and Multiculturalism, Vocational/Career Development, working with Non-Traditional Students, and the use of Creative Expression in counseling.
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Laura Windham, Psy.D., L.C.S.W.
Staff Psychologist
Center City Campus
laura.j.windham@drexel.edu
Dr. Laura Windham completed her undergraduate education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, her Masters in Social Work at Loyola University-Chicago and her doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Immaculata University. She is the Clinical Director of Chrysalis Psychotherapy for Women, a thriving private practice in Center City Philadelphia that specializes in women's issues.
Dr. Windham's clinical interests include eating disorders, treating survivors of sexual assault and trauma, female anger, quality of interpersonal relationships and LGBTQ issues. Dr. Windham's dissertation research was nominated by the Council of Graduate Schools for the Distinguished Dissertation Award. She is also one of five recipients of the RealPhilly magazine 2006 Woman of the Year award. At Drexel, she especially enjoys helping students explore their identities during the transitional stages of college and graduate school.
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