Deborah M.

I obtained a PsyD from Saybrook University, based in humanistic/existential/transpersonal orientation to psychology. My teaching style is relational, with a focus on developing critical thinking as one learns the academic and clinical skills for psychology. As a tutor, I can provide support in a wide range of coursework or can provide more instruction-oriented tutoring based on a student's/group of students' needs. I would not be a good tutor for statistics/quantitative research, and probably not for industrial/organizational psychology. However, there are still quite a few courses for which I could tutor well such as group therapy, assessment/DSM-5, literature review preparations or other qualitative research inquiries, critical thinking, theoretical frameworks, ethics, lifespan development, learning theory, and more.

As requested, I blocked off hours I'd be available for tutoring. I am not trying to fill all of those hours each week, and I prefer to group tutoring in blocks of time as much as possible. At this point, I prefer to be available approximately 25 hours/week by zoom, maybe a little bit more depending on need.