Faculty
Elizabeth Wolfson, PhD, LCSW
Chair, MA in Clinical Psychology program
Dr. Wolfson received her Ph.D. in Clinical Social Work from New York University School of Social Work. Her experience includes thirty years in clinical practice and sixteen years as an administrator in social service agencies.
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ewolfson[at]antioch.edu
Deborah Allen, MSW, LCSW
Adjunct Faculty
Deborah Allen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, holds a Diplomate in Clinical Social Work and holds an EMDR Certificate.
dallen2[at]antioch.edu
Jacqueline Beraldo, FNP, MFT
Adjunct Faculty
Jacqueline Beraldo, FNP, MFT received her Master’s in Nursing at the University of California, San Francisco in 1985 and her Master’s in Psychology at the Professional School of Psychology in Sacramento, California in 1997.
jberaldo[at]antioch.edu
Jo-Anne Blatter, LCSW
Adjunct Faculty
Jo-Anne has worked in a variety of settings over the past 36 years which include hospitals, home care, Hospice, community education, and has been a workshop facilitator, continuing education provider, consultant and sat on numerous non-profit boards.
jblatter[at]antioch.edu
Judy Bruton, JD, MSW, LCSW
Adjunct Faculty
Judy Bruton, JD, MSW, LCSW, received undergraduate, law and social work degrees from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
jbruton[at]antioch.edu
Wendy Elliott, MA
Adjunct Faculty
Wendy Elliott, MA, is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and a Board-Certified Dance-Movement Therapist
welliott[at]antioch.edu
James Fortman, MA
Adjunct Faculty
James specializes in neuropsychological evaluations and has worked with patients with traumatic brain injury, stroke, brain tumors, Alzheimer’s Disease, and other neurological disorders.
jfortman[at]antioch.edu
Jay Fortman, PhD, MFT
Adjunct Faculty
Jay Fortman, PhD, MFT, received his PhD from University of California Santa Barbara. He works as a school psychologist in the elementary school system.
Betsy Bates Freed, PsyD
Adjunct Faculty
For the past year, Betsy has worked with children and adolescents at the Santa Barbara County Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Children's Clinic .
efreed[at]antioch.edu
Neil Friedman, MSW
Adjunct Faculty
Neil Friedman teaches Working with Couples and Families, Psychopharmacology, Psychopathology, Community Mental Health and Effective Mental Health Interventions.
nfriedman[at]antioch.edu
Linda J. Holder, PhD
Adjunct Faculty
Linda was honored with the Women of Vision award (2000), Ventura County for her development and implementation of Peace Day Camp; a diversity awareness retreat for youth; as well as Teacher of the Year (2001) for her service.
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lholder[at]antioch.edu
Louise Jansen, MSW
Adjunct Faculty
Louise Jansen, MSW, a 1983 graduate of the University of Wisconsin is a licensed clinical social worker who has more than 25 years experience in clinical work and public mental health services.
ljansen[at]antioch.edu
Jeffrey Jarrett, MA, LMFT
Adjunct Faculty
Jeff specializes in working with children and families. His theoretical orientation is based largely on Family Systems Theory, while also emphasizing Cognitive Behavioral Theory and Existential Psychology, stressing personal responsibility.
jjarrett[at]antioch.edu
Barbara M. Katz, MA, MFT
Adjunct Faculty
Barbara, graduated with honors from Pepperdine University School of Psychology and Education with a Masters in Counseling and has held a successful practice in the Los Angeles area for over 20 years.
bkatz[at]antioch.edu
Jacqueline Kurta, PsyD
Adjunct Faculty
Is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and is the Acting Director of the UCSB Alcohol and Drug Program.
jkurta[at]antioch.edu
Stuart S. Light, MA, MEd, LMFT
Affillate Faculty
Stuart is currently a member of the staff at the Family Therapy Institute of Santa Barbara, providing therapy to individuals, couples and families. He was formerly the Lead Clinician for the Santa Barbara County ACT Team working with severely mentally ill clients
slight[at]antioch.edu
Mariela Marin, MA, MFT
Adjunct Faculty
She currently serves as Co-Director at Community Counseling and Education Center in Santa Barbara
mmarin[at]antioch.edu
Albert “Al” Munoz-Flores
Core Faculty & Director of Clinical Training
Dr. Munoz-Flores oversees the program’s Latino Mental Health Concentration and is adjunct faculty in the Doctor of Clinical Psychology Program.
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amunoz[at]antioch.edu
Maureen Murdock, PhD
Adjunct Faculty
Maureen Murdock, PhD, is a Jungian-oriented psychotherapist in private practice in Santa Barbara, CA. and holds a certificate in EMDR.
mmurdock[at]antioch.edu
Richard Posalski, MSW
Adjunct Faculty
Richard has been a clinical supervisor with the Jewish Big Brothers/Camp Max Strauss, The Los Angeles Free Clinic, Emanuel Academy, The Child and Family Center and is a currently a clinical supervisor at Valley Trauma Center.
rposalski[at]antioch.edu
Suzanne E. Rapley, PhD
Adjunct Faculty
Dr. Rapley is a Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, ASSECT Certified Sex Therapist Diplomate, as well as an ASSECT Certified Supervisor.
srapley[at]antioch.edu
Suzanne Retzinger, PhD
Adjunct Faculty
Dr. Retzinger is a licensed counselor with Hospice of Santa Barbara , and has volunteered for Sarah House for a combined 12 years.
sretzinger[at]antioch.edu
Frank Price Rust III, PhD
Adjunct Faculty
Frank received his doctorate in developmental psychology research in 1984 from UCSB. He completed postdoctoral training in maternal and child health statistics and epidemiology in 1992.
frust[at]antioch.edu
Barbara S. Sheffield, MA, MFT, CEAP
Adjunct Faculty
Barbara's theoretical orientation integrates Gestalt, solution focused and psychodynamic theories. Currently, she teaches Professional Ethics and the Law, Domestic Violence, Clinical Skills I, and Process of Group Psychotherapy.
ssheffield[at]antioch.edu
Robert Tauber, MA, LMFT
Adjunct Faculty
Robert Tauber has served as an Associate Faculty at Antioch, with a focus on curriculum development in the areas of community mental health and serious mental illness.
rtauber[at]antioch.edu
Andrew Teton, MA, LMFT
Adjunct Faculty
Andrew has taught Theories of Psychotherapy, Family Systems, Professional Ethics and the Law, Clinical Skills I, II and IV, and Group Psychotherapy at Antioch University
ateton[at]antioch.edu
Salvador D. Treviño, PhD
Clinical Faculty, Director of Practicum in PsyD program
Dr. Treviño, PhD, Director of Practicum in PsyD program. Dr. Treviño has taught graduate level professional psychology for 13 years and lectures extensively on the theory and practice of family/couples therapy, child and adolescent psychology, character disorders, clinical skills development, Latino mental health, and psychoanalytic therapy.
strevino[at]antioch.edu
Michelle Villegas, MA, PPS, MSW, LCSW
Adjunct Faculty
Obtained her Master’s Degree in Social Work from California State University, Sacramento, and also serves as a parent educator at Bright Start Child Development Center.
mvillegas[at]antioch.edu
Ryan Smith, PsyD
Adjunct Faculty
Dr. Smith has been a staff member at Child Abuse Listening and Mediation (CALM) in Santa Barbara since 2001where he provides comprehensive psychological assessment, as well as individual, family, and group treatment for children and adults.
rsmith[at]antioch.edu
