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  • Debbie Allen, LCSW

    Debbie Allen, LCSW, received her Masters in Social Welfare from the University of California, Los Angeles and her BA in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She has been an adjunct faculty at Antioch University since 2000 and teaches courses such as Theories of Family Therapy, Clinical Skills with Families and Couples, and…

  • Mariela Marin, MA, MFT

    Mariela Marin is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist, Teaching Faculty, Director of the Latinx Mental Health Concentration, and a first-generation, bilingual Latinx person dedicated to the work of honoring, healing, empowering, and celebrating community through the promotion of mental health and wellness. Additionally, Mariela is the Executive Director of Community Counseling and Education Center (CCEC), which…

  • Latonya Evans, PhD

    Dr. Latonya Evans earned a doctorate in Counseling/Clinical/School Psychology, an APA-accredited program from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Her specialization within that program was Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in cross-cultural and diversity issues.

  • John R. Galaska, PsyD, BCN, Cht

    John R. Galaska earned his M. Ed. from USC in 1976. In 2008, he decided to go back to school and complete his first PsyD in clinical psychology in 2012 at the age of 65. He returned for a second PsyD completed in 2020, also in clinical psychology.

  • Joy Turek, PhD

    Joy Turek has experienced AULA in many roles–from undergraduate and graduate psychology student, to faculty member and Chair of the MA Psychology program. Joy has researched and published on the psychology of humor. Having completed her doctorate while raising two children makes her a powerful mentor for adult students in professional life. She also has…

  • Mark Troedson, PhD

    I began teaching Philosophy and Humanities at UC Irvine and other colleges and universities in Orange County in the mid-1980s when the academy began to rethink its mission in terms of a multicultural humanistic perspective. I started teaching for the MAP program at Antioch University Los Angeles in 2005. It is my calling to integrate…

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