LeeAnn Bartolini, Ph.D.

Dr. Bartolini earned her BA at Dominican College of San Rafael in Psychology and Art History, and her MA, Ph.D. at the California School of Psychology, Berkeley. She is a clinical psychologist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders. She has been teaching at Dominican since 1985, joining the Psychology Department full-time in 1993. LeeAnn is involved in teaching a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate psychology courses, as well as courses in the Humanities and in the Women and Gender Studies program. She maintains a local private practice and is involved in diverse community work, including chairing the Board of Marin Abused Women’s Services since 2006. LeeAnn loves teaching, working with students, and the creativity involved in teaching. Travel is another one of her passions and she has led ten student travel tours and has explored the globe with her family and friends, including teaching psychology at Bangkok University in Thailand. Her research interests include the internationalization of psychology as a discipline. In her free time she enjoys reading, antiquing, cooking for her large extended family, especially her husband and sons, and being with her friends.

Professor of Psychology -Tenured

Psychology Department

Licensed Psychologist, California: PSY8735

Private Practice-Clinical Psychology: 415-388-0644

Mill Valley, California

email: bartolini@dominican.edu

Dominican Office Location: Bertrand Hall #27, 2nd Floor

Courses Taught

Paris: City as Text - 1998
London: City as Text - 1999
Northern Italy: Country as Text - 2000
Verona, Venice, Ravenna, Florence, Siena, Assisi, Rome
Paris and London: Cities as Text - 2002
Greece: Country as Text - 2003
Southern Italy: Country as Text - 2004
India: Country as Text - 2005
Paris: City as Text - 2006
Psy 1002/3002 Effective Communication
Psy 1001/3001 Psychology of Dreams
Psy 1011/3011 Understanding Yourself
Psy 1100 Introduction to Psychology
Psy 3102 Counseling and Communication
Psy 3120 Child and Adolescent Development
Psy 3121 Adult Development and Aging
Psy 3141 Abnormal Psychology
Psy 1004/3004 Psychology of Death and Dying
Psy 4008 Psychology of Religion
Psy 4010 Theories of Human Nature: Freud, Jung, and Skinner
Psy 4011 Psychology of Women: Women in Transition
WGS2000/4000 Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
PSY 4940 Field Placement
PSY 4023 Psychology
Art Hono 2001 Scholar in the World: Breaking Through: Women as Scholar
CP5217 Professional Ethics and Law

Research Interests

Psychology of Women
Depression and Postpartum Depression
Psychology of Shopping
Teaching of Psychology
Attitudes Toward the Mentally Ill
International Psychology
Views of the Aging Self
Death and Dying

Last updated: Feb 26, 2009.

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