Wooster Hall, SUNY New Paltz
I am a professor of psychology and counseling at the State University of New York at New Paltz.
My research focuses on constructivism in psychology and counseling, especially its applications to understanding abnormality and psychotherapy. Constructivists assume that people never know the world independent of a perspective or framework. Thus, they study how people construct meaningful ways to understand
themselves and their world.
I am licensed as a psychologist in New York, where I maintain a small private practice.
I am also managing editor of the Journal of Constructivist Psychology.
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