Dr. Tenika Jackson is the chair of the traditional and low-residency MA in Clinical Psychology programs at Antioch Los Angeles, where she also directs the specialization in LGBT-Affirmative Psychology. She has years of experience as a clinical psychologist, counseling LGBTQIA+ youth and their families. She holds a PsyD from the California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University with a Multicultural Community Proficiency.
Tenika Jackson, PsyD
Antioch University Los Angeles
Educational History
- Master’s in Business Administration – Finance Emphasis, The University of Redlands, Redlands, California
- PsyD California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, Alhambra, California
Clinical Doctoral Program – Multicultural Community Proficiency - MA 2003 California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University Alhambra, California
Clinical Psychology – Multicultural Community Proficiency - BS, Xavier University of Louisiana
- Jackson, T (August, 2012). Learning Blindfolded—Experiential Diversity Training Disability/Ableism Exercise: A True Walk in the Shoes of Another. APA Convention, Orlando, Florida
- Jackson, T ( August, 2011). Effectively Treating LGBTQ Clients – Workshop Facilitator, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles, California
- Jackson, T (March, 2011). Effectively Treating LGBTQ Clients – Workshop Facilitator, Pepperdine University, Los Angeles, California
- Jackson, T (February, 2011). Domestic Violence – “Not a Good Look” – Workshop Facilitator. Delta Sigma Theta Teen Summit, USC Campus, Los Angeles, California
- Jackson, T. (October, 2010). The Biochemistry of Addiction – Workshop Facilitator. East Los Angeles College, Los Angeles, California
- 2017 – present, Member, National Association of Professional Women (NAPW)
- 2010 – present, Member, LAGPA
- 2009 – present, Member, Whitehead Leadership Society
- 2007 – present, Member, NAACP
- 2007 – present, Professional Member, American Psychological Association/ Division 45
- 2007 – present, Professional Member, American Psychological Association/ Division 35
- 2006 – present, Member, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Los Angeles Alumnae Chapter
- 2005 – present, Professional Member, American Psychological Association/ Division 44
- 2005 – present, Professional Member, American Psychological Association
- 2003 – present, Member, Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (glaad)
- 2002 – present, Member, Human Rights
Podcast Episodes
Chair, Core Faculty,
MA in Clinical Psychology and MAP Low-Res
Director,
LGBT Specialization
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