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 AMY KELLER, M.A., is a fourth-year doctoral student in clinical psychology at Wheaton College where she also received her master’s degree in clinical psychology. She will be completing an advanced therapy practicum under the supervision of Dr. Patricia Francis, O.P. through August 2010. Prior to joining the Center, Amy completed a therapy practicum at the Judson University Counseling Center and an assessment practicum at Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hospital. While working toward her doctorate in clinical psychology, she is also pursuing a masters degree in historical and systematic theology at Wheaton College. Amy enjoys working with children, adults, families, and couples and is careful to appreciate the developmental and systemic influences on each situation. She also enjoys the challenge of integrating psychology and theology in her collaboration with and service to the Christian church.
 TRACY McKAY, M.A., L.P.C., is a second-year doctoral student at Wheaton College and joins the Center for a testing practicum through May 2010 under the supervision of Dr. James Natter. She earned a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Wheaton College in 2008 and expects to complete her doctorate degree in 2013. In addition, Tracy received a bachelor’s degree from Wake Forest University in North Carolina with a double major in psychology and religion. Prior to her work at CDPCC, Tracy completed an internship for her master's program at Central DuPage Hospital Behavioral Health Services in the adult day program. She also worked on staff with Young Life and Big Brothers Big Sisters in North Carolina. Tracy is interested in working with individuals, couples, and families on issues of bereavement and loss, aiding adolescent and adult women with issues of abuse, eating disorders, and empowering them to find their voice, helping individuals and families diagnose ADHD and adapt appropriately, and integrating issues of mind, body, and soul while optimizing areas of resiliency. Tracy describes her therapeutic style as collaborative and relational, believing that we all grow best in community and relationship with others. In testing and helping others, she hopes to cultivate an atmosphere where the client feels accepted both for their strengths and areas for growth.
 TODD PINCKNEY, M.A., is a fourth year doctoral student completing a degree in clinical psychology at Wheaton College where he also completed his master’s degree in clinical psychology. Todd is passionate about helping others navigate their painful life struggles. His clinical experience includes administering various diagnostic assessments to children, adolescents, and adults; counseling children and young adults suffering from issues of anxiety, depression, social and emotional behavioral issues, and eating disorders; and, he has conducted research in the area of pornography use among men. He is a Certified Anger Management trainer. Todd will be completing an advanced therapy practicum under the supervision of Dr. Patricia Francis, O.P. through July 2010.
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