Child and Adolescent Development, Behavior
Dr. LeeAnn Bartolini
Co-Chair, Department of Psychology
415-257-1357
bartolini@dominican.edu
Dr.
Bartolini's areas of expertise include clinical psychology, mental
illness, depression and anxiety disorders, women's issues, and
psychotherapy and personal transformation.
- Abnormal psychology
- Child and adolescent development
- Psychology of dreams
- Death and dying
- Mental illness
- Women's issues
Dr. Robin Gayle
Assistant Professor, Department of Counseling Psychology
rgayle@dominican.edu
415-485-3263
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
- Primary and middle school lecturer on parenting Issues.
- Leader of three psychotherapy groups: Mothers of Daughters Group, Eating Psychology, and Women's Transitions.
Dr. Gayle's areas of specialization include: brief and long-term psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and families; crisis intervention; cross-cultural counseling; group psychotherapy; group process consultation; self-esteem in girls; pre-adolescent social issues; religious crisis; women’s issues; and Gestalt therapy.
Jan Kristal
Adjunct instructor, Department of Psychology
415-492-9482
jan.Kristal@dominican.edu
- Infant and child temperament
- Infant, child and adolescent development
Jan Kristal specializes in child and adolescent development, as well as temperament and child behavior. She is a temperament counselor in private practice in San Rafael. She is a member of the Society for Research in Child Development and the author of "The Temperament Perspective: Working with Children's Behavioral Styles" (2005, Brookes Publishing Co.).
