Dr. Shonda Lackey completed a Ph.D. in clinical psychology at St. John’s University. She also earned an M.A. in psychology at Pace University and a B.A. in psychology at Skidmore College.
While at Pace University, Dr. Lackey conducted her Master’s thesis on the relationship between ethnicity, college settings, and students’ quality of campus life. During this time, she became interested in interventions aimed at coping with the psychological effects of societal problems such as racism. Dr. Lackey gained additional experience in this area as a doctoral research fellow at Jamaica Medical Center and St. John’s University. Dr. Lackey also co-wrote a chapter for “The Handbook of Health Psychology” which may serve as a source for researchers interested in developing interventions that address racism at both the institutional and individual levels. Dr. Lackey’s doctoral dissertation focused on understanding barriers that affect interpersonal interactions between Blacks and Whites.
In addition to her research interests in multicultural issues, Dr. Lackey’s clinical interests include anxiety and mood disorders related to relationship, career/work, finance, and self-esteem issues. Dr. Lackey completed her doctoral internship in psychology at The Yale University School of Medicine and has completed additional clinical training at various sites including the St. John’s University Center for Psychological Services, Sunset Terrace Mental Health Center, and Weill Cornell/New York Presbyterian Hospital.
Dr. Lackey currently works in New York City at The Bleuler Psychotherapy Center and will begin a postdoctoral fellowship at The Albert Ellis Institute in July 2013. She plans to open a private practice in the next few years. Dr. Lackey also works as a freelance writer and focuses her articles on coping with relationship, career/work, and self-esteem issues.
Dr. Lackey will be on our show live tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern/6 p.m. Pacific. She will be discussing her article, Black Like Me? A Beginner’s Guide to Avoiding Stereotypes
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