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Assistant Professor of Psychology and Coordinator of the General Psychology Program at Northwest Missouri State University. His areas of specializations include the psychology of horror, personality theory, with an emphasis in Lacanian psychoanalysis, theoretical and philosophical psychology, and the psychology of exceptional experiences.

Analysand in formation with Après Coup Psychoanalytic Association in New York City. She is Professor Emerita at the University of West Georgia, Fellow of the American Psychological Association, and former President of The Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology. She has co-edited several books on Lacanian psychoanalysis and was a co-author of Science as psychology: Sense making and identity in science practice (Cambridge University Press, with Osbeck, Nersessian, & Newstetter). The book won the American Psychological Association's William James award. Currently she is in clinical practice in Atlanta, based in a Lacanian and Freudian orientation. She is a consultant with University of West Georgia counseling services.