[1][2] She also served as chair of the Family Psychology Specialty Council, which helps to boost membership and establish research as an important component of div.
[1] She earned a PhD from Bryn Mawr College and spent years teaching graduate students and medical school courses in clinical, couple and family, and forensic psychology.
During college she started volunteering to work in several international student programs related to counseling and peer mentoring; she continued this throughout her educational career.
[3][4] During her time at Hahnnemann University, she was a professor and advised international students.
She was the initial director of one of the first combined Ph.D and J.D program at Hahnemann Medical School.