Personal profile
About
Dr. Katovsich is an Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology, teaching courses in the areas of psychopathology, personality assessment and adult therapies. Dr. Katovsich brings 25 years of clinical experience to her faculty role and provides counseling to children, adolescents and adults in the private practice setting. Her therapeutic work is person-centered at its foundation and incorporates relational psychodynamic theory and cognitive-behavioral interventions. Through her work at Andrews University, Dr. Katovsich appreciates the opportunity to integrate her professional roles of clinician and instructor.
Research interests
Dr. Katovsich’s dissertation research focused on the function of empathy and cognitive flexibility in the process of forgiveness. Other research interests include the intersection of faith and mental health, the healing properties of the therapeutic relationship, and the impact of parental discord on the psychological health and personality development of children and adolescents.
Contact Information
Office Location: Bell Hall 164
Phone: (269) 471-6332
Related documents
Education/Academic qualification
Counseling Psychology, Andrews University
Psychology, BA, Indiana University South Bend
Social Work, MSW, Western Michigan University
Disciplines
- Psychology
Research output
- 1 Doctoral Thesis
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Empathy and Cognitive Flexibility as Correlates of Forgiveness
Katovsich, R. B., 2007Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis
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