B.A., University of Rochester 

Psy.D.,Chestnut Hill College 

Courses Taught 

Supervision and Consultation 

Cognitive and Affective Bases of Behaviors 

Theories of Personality and Individual Differences 

Modern and Historic Psychodynamic Principles 

Counseling Techniques I 

Pre-Doctoral Internship Consortium Didactic  

Scholarly Interests 

• treatment of anxiety disorders, mood disorders, and severe mental illness 
• psychological assessment 
• working with women 
• trauma focused care in institutional settings 
• process group therapy in inpatient and outpatient settings 
• working with families with medical illness 

Selected Publications 

Browning, S., Collins, J.  Nelson, B.  (2006).  Creating families: A teaching technique for clinical training. Marriage  & Family Review, 38 (4), 1-19. 

Browning, S., Collins, J., Nelson, B. (2006).  Creating families:  A teaching technique for clinical training through role-playing.  In Derke, D. & Wisensale, S. (Eds.) The Craft of Teaching about Families: Strategies and Tools.  Hawthorne Press.