EDUCATION: Post-Doctoral Fellowship: Stanford University/Children’s Health Council (1999); Doctoral Internship: Harvard Medical School, Clinical Fellow in Adult and Child Psychology, MMHC (1998); PhD: New York University, Clinical Psychology (1998); BA: University of Texas, Austin: Psychology, Art History, summa cum laude, phi beta kappa ///// CLINICAL PRACTICE: Independent Psychotherapy Practice, Palo Alto, CA: child, adolescent and adult (2000-present); Morrissey Compton Educational Center, Palo Alto, CA: Staff Psychologist (2000-06); Children's Health Council, Palo Alto, CA: Staff Psychologist (1999-2001) ///// TEACHING: Stanford University, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry: clinical supervisor, psychiatry process group leader (2016–present);
Children’s Health Council/ Stanford University, clinical supervisor and instructor for Clinical Psychology Post-doctoral fellows (2000–2013); NYU: Adjunct Instructor: Abnormal Psychology (1996); NYU:Clinical Psychology Advisor for Masters of Arts students (1995-97); NYU: Teaching Assistant: Intro Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; Child Development; Psychology of Marriage and Family; Personality; Adolescent Psychology (1993-95); International Yoga Alliance: Yoga Teaching Certification: asana and meditation (2005) ///// PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS: Duggan, O’Brien, & Kennedy (2001) Young adults’ immediate and delayed reactions to marital conflicts: Implications for intergenerational patterns of violence in intimate relationships. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 69, 13-24.; Lee, Duggan, & Schuntermann (1999) Autistic symptoms in a 21 year old college student: Perspectives on diagnosis and treatment. Harvard Review of Psychiatry, 6, 313-321.; Duggan & Brennan (1994) Social avoidance and its relationship to adult attachment patterns. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 11, 147-153.