Counseling Staff
Brett Davis, Psy.D.
Referral Coordinator / Staff Psychologist
Hired: 2014
Psy.D., 2005, Clinical Psychology, Loyola University Maryland
M.S., 2001, Clinical Psychology, Loyola University Maryland
M.S., 1997, Psychology, Shippensburg University
B.A., 1994, Psychology, Susquehanna University
Theoretical Orientation: Integration of Cognitive-Behavioral, Interpersonal, & Object-Relations; Solution-Focused
Professional Interests: LGBTQ concerns, Addictions/codependency, Depression, Anxiety, Personality disorders
Personal Interests: Spending time with family, appreciation and support of the arts (film, music, theater
- I love all of it), laughter and really good conversation.
Leigh Ann Carter, Psy.D.
Coordinator of Anxiety and Depression Services / Staff Psychologist
Hired: 2015
Psy.D., 2014, Clinical Psychology, Loyola University Maryland
M.S, 2011, Clinical Psychology, Loyola University Maryland
B.S., 2009, Psychology, Loyola College in Maryland
Theoretical Orientation: Interpersonal, Psychodynamic, Feminist
Professional Interests: Women’s issues, identity development, LGBTQ+ population, graduate student population,
self-care, supervision/training
Personal Interests: All things food-related, spending time with family, pilates, tennis, traveling
Jaime Fenton, Ph.D.
Assistant Director / Director of Clinical Services / Staff Psychologist
Hired: 2007
Ph.D., 2005, Counseling Psychology, Penn State University
M.S., 2001, Counseling Psychology, Georgia State University
B.S., 1998, Psychology, Penn State University
Theoretical Orientation: Feminist-Psychodynamic, Relational
Professional Interests: Eating and body image concerns, issues most pertinent to women, being an ally to
the LGBTQ community, group therapy, supervision
Personal Interests: Exercise, yoga, meditation, time with family and friends
Betty A. Fletcher, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist / Externship Program Coordinator
Hired: 1993
Ph.D., 1982, Clinical Psychology, University of Michigan
M.A., 1977, Clinical Psychology, University of Michigan
B.A., 1973, Psychology, Oberlin College
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic with attention to socio-cultural influences on development and behavior
Professional Interests: Women's issues, relationship issues, minority student concerns, African-American
language styles and identity, supervision and training
Personal Interests: Reading, crossword puzzles, jazzercise, family activities
Allison Frey, M.S.
Health Educator, Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Hired: 2011
M.S., 2004, Community Health, Towson University
B.A., 1997, Social Work, University of Maryland Baltimore County
Theoretical Orientation: Stages of Change, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal, Motivational Enhancement
Therapy, Multiple Intelligence Learning Theory
Professional Interests: Health education particularly with alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, outreach, community
engagement, peer education, intern guidance, supervision, and training
Personal Interests: Family, animals, hiking, gardening, cooking, music
Sheila Graham, Ph.D.
Assistant Director of Outreach and Diversity / Staff Psychologist
Hired: 2012
Ph.D., 2010, Counseling Psychology, Columbia University
B.A., 2003, Psychology & Black Studies, Amherst College
Theoretical Orientation: Relational Cultural Theory
Professional Interests: Social justice issues, interpersonal development, racial/cultural identity development,
first generation college students, multicultural competence
Personal Interests: Crafts, quilting, social justice issues, connecting with friends and loved ones
Mollie Herman, Ph.D.
Associate Director / Director of Training / Staff Psychologist
Hired: 1994
Ph.D., 1992, Counseling Psychology, University of Maryland
M.A., 1989, Counseling Psychology, University of Maryland
B.A., 1987, Psychology, Wesleyan University
Theoretical Orientation: Interpersonal, Feminist
Professional Interests: Women’s issues, treatment of anxiety disorders, training of psychologists, group
therapy, use of mindfulness in therapy
Personal Interests: Reading for pleasure, hanging out with my family, cooking for friends and family,
playing with my dog and cats, watching movies, making and selling jewelry and other
crafts, attending every craft fair and yard sale I can
Dan Isenberg, PhD.
Staff Psychologist / Groups Coordinator
Hired: 2012
Ph.D., 2012, Counseling Psychology, Lehigh University
M.Ed., 2009, Counseling & Human Services, Lehigh University
B.S., 2004, Psychology & Criminology/Criminal Justice, University of Maryland College
Park
Theoretical Orientation: Integrationist, Humanistic, Multicultural, Interpersonal
Professional Interests: Group therapy, college counseling & student development, clinical expertise, multicultural
psychology, social justice & systemic change, psychotherapy process and outcomes
Personal Interests: music, movies, technology, exercise and fitness, watching the Yankees win, watching
the Cubs lose
Jaime Kaplan, Psy.D.
Coordinator of Eating Disorder Services
Hired: 2015
Psy.D., 2014, Clinical Psychology, University of Hartford
M.A., M.Ed., 2009, Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University
B.S., 2007, Psychology, Towson University
Theoretical Orientation: Interpersonal
Professional Interests: Eating Disorders, issues related to body image and the influences of media and culture,
trauma, sexual assault/abuse, group therapy, interpersonal relationship issues, supervision
and training
Personal Interests: Ballet, yoga, spending time with friends, attending Broadway musicals, reading
Mary Rosekrans, M.A.
Alcohol and Drug Clinician
Hired: 2015
M.A., 2015, Counseling Psychology, Towson University
B.S., 2013, Psychology, Towson University
Theoretical Orientation: Client-centered focus, while utilizing Motivational Enhancement Therapy and Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy.
Professional Interests: College students and adjustment/growth issues, alcohol and drug use, LGBT and other
multicultural identifies, and mood disorders.
Personal Interests: Running, hanging out with my beautiful pug, Josie, hanging out with my family and
friends, exploring Baltimore city and all it has to offer, and trying my best at karaoke.
Greg Reising, Ph.D.
Director of the Counseling Center & Psychologist
Hired: 1983
Ph.D., 1981, Counseling Psychology, Southern Illinois University
M.Ed., 1975, Student Personnel Administration, Colorado State University
B.S., 1973, Psychology, Colorado State University
Theoretical Orientation: Client-centered foundation, informed by psychodynamic, interpersonal, and cognitive-social
conceptualization
Professional Interests: Psychotherapy and phenomenology of human experience, therapist development and developmental
supervision, diversity and multiculturalism, counseling center administration, student
affairs
Personal Interests: Music -- listening well and performing badly, personal reading, movies, home renovation
& woodworking, getting organized
Emily Sears, M.S. LCADC
Manager - Substance Education, Treatment, and Prevention Services
Hired: 2007
M.S., 1995, Counseling Psychology, Loyola College
B.S., 1993, Psychology and English, Alma College (Michigan)
Theoretical Orientation: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal, and Motivational
Enhancement Therapy
Professional Interests: Addiction Treatment and Substance Use Education, Clinical Supervision/Training in
Addictions Treatment, Treatment Program Development, and Outcomes/effectiveness research
Personal Interests: Spending time with family, walking our dog, reading, and scrapbooking
Maria Wydra, Ph.D.
Coordinator of Sexual Assault Services / Staff Psychologist
Hired: 2013
Ph.D., 2013, Counseling Psychology, University of Maryland, College Park
M.A., 2007, Clinical Psychology, Towson University
B.A., 1995, English Literature, Edinboro University
B.F.A., 1995, Painting, Edinboro University
Theoretical Orientation: Interpersonal, Psychodynamic, Social-Cognitive Theory, Humanistic, Feminist
Professional Interests: Women’s issues, social justice, positive psychology, identity development in diverse
populations, family structure, and family of origin issues
Research interests: Treatment outcome research, the therapeutic relationship, identity development in
diverse populations, communication in diverse families
Personal Interests: Socializing, laughing, playing recreational softball, checking out visual and performing
arts exhibits and shows, dancing, reading, sweating it out in my Bikram yoga class,
and dining out in Baltimore’s many fantastic restaurants