Katherine Ann Sainz

Katherine Sainz

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Position:

Practitioner Faculty - Statistics / Research, Psychology, & Subtopics at University of Phoenix, Task Force Member - Principal Investigator at Psychology Practice Research Network, Staff Therapist under Supervision of Drs. Joan Offerle and Ray Hawkins at New Life Institute, Faculty Mentor - Psychology at Thomas Edison State College, Subject Matter Expert - Psychology at Houghton Mifflin, Adjunct Faculty Member at Temple College, Adjunct Faculty Member at Temple College, Director at IHCenter / Big Sky Education and Research, Contracted Instructor and Staff Trainer - (TX) Region XIII Schools at Independent

Location:

Austin, Texas Area

Industry:

Professional Training & Coaching

Work:

University of Phoenix since Jan 2009
Practitioner Faculty - Statistics / Research, Psychology, & Subtopics
Psychology Practice Research Network since Nov 2008
Task Force Member - Principal Investigator
New Life Institute since Mar 2008
Staff Therapist under Supervision of Drs. Joan Offerle and Ray Hawkins
Thomas Edison State College since Oct 2007
Faculty Mentor - Psychology
Houghton Mifflin since Jul 2007
Subject Matter Expert - Psychology

Education:

Fielding Graduate University 2006 - 2012
PhD, Clinical Psychology / NeuropsychologyPublished Author (Peer Reviewed Scientific Journal) Sainz, K.A.R. (2007). Neurological bases of panic disorder: selected issues. Psychology Journal, 4, 77-81. Fielding Graduate University 2006 - 2009
MA, Clinical Psychology Walden University 2003 - 2005

Skills:

Trauma Recovery and Special Populations Therapy (all ages)
Department and Executive Content Development for Institutions of Higher Learning and K-12 schools
Team Development and Training (education and human relations)
Individual Professional Development in various subtopics related to personal and professional performance

Honor & Awards:

Arnold Fletcher Award of Academic Excellence