USC Engemann Student Health Center

Building a Healthy Community at University Park Campus

Counseling Services Staff

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Kelly Greco, PsyD

Staff Psychologist, Coordinator of Practicum Training, Coordinator of Outreach
kgreco@usc.edu

  • Education:CSPP at Alliant International University, Sacramento/Fresno
    Clinical Psychology, 2004
  • Professional interests include: Individual, couples and group psychotherapy, women’s issues especially depression and postpartum depression, suicide prevention, crisis counseling, anxiety disorders, grief and loss, eating disorders/body image, development and adjustment issues.

Stanley E. Harris, MD, DFAPA

Staff Psychiatrist; Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry and the Behavior Sciences,
USC Keck School of Medicine
sharris@usc.edu

  • Education:Loma Linda University – Medicine 1978
    Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco – Psychiatry 1982
  • Professional interests include:Crisis intervention; individual and group psychotherapy; psychopharmacotherapy; treatment of alcohol and drug abuse, and eating disorders; sports psychiatry; cultural psychiatry; gay, lesbian and bi mental health; complementary medicine; and supervision.

Beth Kebschull, MSW, LCSW

Social Worker, Coordinator of Crisis Services
kebschul@usc.edu

  • Education:California State University, Long Beach
    Social Work, 1997
  • Professional interests include:Crisis intervention; individual and group psychotherapy; treatment of depression; anxiety and panic disorders; issues of identity; cross-cultural adjustment and transition; mindful awareness; and short-term dynamic therapies.

Broderick Leaks, PhD

Staff Psychologist, Coordinator of Group Therapy
bleaks@usc.edu

  • Education:Fuller Seminary Graduate School of Psychology
    Clinical Psychology, 2009
  • Professional interests include: Individual and group psychotherapy; consultation and outreach; treatment of depression, anxiety, and panic disorders; stress management and relaxation; development and adjustment issues; ethnic minority identity development (particularly African American); and the integration of psychology and spirituality.

Maria Longhitano, MD

Staff Psychiatrist (part-time)
longhita@usc.edu

  • Education:University of Catania Italy, 1979
  • Professional interests include: psychiatric evaluation and treatment of severely mentally ill patients, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe major depression, crisis intervention, psychopharmacotherapy, and supportive psychotherapy.

Robert S. Martin, MD

Staff Psychiatrist (part-time)
Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry and the Behavior Sciences,
USC Keck School of Medicine

  • Education:Indiana University – Medicine 1982
  • Professional interests include: Treatment of addictions and dual-diagnosis; psychopharmacology; forensic issues and psychotherapy.

Sunil Obediah, PhD

Staff Psychologist
obediah@usc.edu

  • Education:Oklahoma State University
    Counseling Psychology, 2011
  • Professional interests include: Individual and group psychotherapy; depression management; behavioral health and wellness; adjustment to college issues; relationship issues; issues of South Asian college students; graduate student issues; health psychology; crisis intervention; integrative mental health; supervision and training; and outreach and consultation.

Maria Pozo-Humphreys, PhD, LCSW

Associate Director, Clinical Services
maria.pozohumphreys@usc.edu

  • Education:International University for Graduate Studies
    Behavioral Health, 2011;
    University of Maryland
    Clinical Social Work, 1974
  • Professional interests include:Crisis intervention, trauma, relationship issues, stress management, third culture identity, transition, cross-cultural and international issues, consultation and outreach.

Susan Ramirez, PhD

Staff Psychologist
susanram@usc.edu

  • Education:Southern Illinois University
    Counseling Psychology, 2010
  • Professional interests include:multi-ethnic identity development; under-represented students in higher education; Asperger’s syndrome; ADHD; interpersonal trauma; survivors of sexual assault; couples counseling; and gender issues.

Elizabeth A. Reyes, PhD

Assistant Director, Training and Outreach Programs, Training Director, Coordinator Eating Disorder Treatment Team
elizabeth.reyes@usc.edu

  • Education:Northwestern University
    Counseling Psychology, 2002
  • Professional interests include:Latino/a psychology; eating disorders and body image concerns; women’s issues; LGBT identity development; ethnic/cultural diversity; first generation to college; cross-cultural adjustment; training; and consultation and outreach.

Ilene C. Rosenstein, PhD

Director of Counseling Services
irosenst@usc.edu

  • Education:University of Missouri-Columbia
    Counseling Psychology, 1986
  • Professional interests include:Development of young adults, brief psychotherapy, trauma responses on college campuses, career counseling, and stress management.

Robin M. Scholefield, PhD

Staff Psychologist, Athletics Coordinator and Supervisor of Sport Psychology
rscholef@usc.edu

  • Education:California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles
    Clinical Psychology, 1999
  • Professional interests include:Clinical and performance work with student athletes; outreach and consultation with Athletic Department administration, coaches and staff regarding policy, program development team dynamics and individual mental health issues; USC Student Athlete Mentor Program; interpersonal/dynamic therapy, CBT, and cross-cultural counseling.

Andrew Shaw, MS, LMFT

Therapist and Resource Coordinator
andrew.shaw@usc.edu

  • Education:San Francisco State University
    Clinical Psychology, 2006
  • Professional interests include:Individual, couples and family therapy, health & wellness, positive psychology, mindfulness-based therapy, stress-management, and integrative mental health.

Niki Sims, PsyD

Staff Psychologist, Athletics
nichole.sims@usc.edu

  • Education:Argosy University, Phoenix
    Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Sport-Exercise Psychology, 2009
  • Professional interests include:Clinical and performance work with student-athletes; program development; team dynamics; USC Student-Athlete Mentor Program; outreach and consultation with student-athletes and Athletic Department administration; retirement in sport, USC Injured Athlete group; health & wellness; cross-cultural counseling; development and adjustment issues; stress management and relaxation; supervision and training; and mental toughness.

Bruce W. Spring, MD, DFAPA

Staff Psychiatrist (part-time)
bspring@usc.edu

  • Education:Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and the Behavior Sciences USC Keck School of Medicine
    Ohio State University College of Medicine, 1980
  • Professional interests include:Health and wellness; anxiety; depression; personal growth and realization of full potential; individual, group and couples therapy including intensive short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy and crisis intervention; meditation and spirituality; the arts; education; and supervision.

Robin Ward, MSW, LCSW

Coordinator, Social Work Internship Program
rward@usc.edu

  • Education:San Francisco State University
    Social Work, 1989
  • Professional interests include:Psychodynamic psychotherapy; individual and group psychotherapy; women’s issues; trauma; cross-cultural issues; life transition; outreach and consultation; and supervision and training.

2012-2013 Training Cohort

Post-Doctoral Sports Fellow

Lani Lawrence, PsyD, University of Denver

Pre-Doctoral Psychology Interns

Julie K. Garson, MA, La Salle University
Adia Gooden, MA, DePaul University
Ekta M. Kumar, MA, University of Indianapolis
Elizabeth Poloskov, MEd, Arizona State University

Social Work Interns

Timothy Norton, University of Southern California
Victoria Tobias, University of Southern California

Practicum Counselors

Ashley E. Coleman, MA, Pepperdine University
Lauren Harb, MA, Pepperdine University
Barbod Salimi, MA, Fuller Seminary Graduate School of Psychology
Timothy Wong, MA, Fuller Seminary Graduate School of Psychology