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Kathrine Fast, Ph.D.
Alan Hawk, M.D.
James "Russ" Henrie, Ph.D.
Patrick Jichaku, Ph.D.
Ava Kadohiro, B.S.
Somphone Khen, Psy.D.
Nicole "Nikki" Moravec, Psy.D.
Alvin E. Murphy Jr.,
M.D.
Linda
Nahulu, M.D.
Allyson M. Tanouye, Ph.D.
Joan Ukishima, M.Ed.
© UHM CSDC
Updated: April 2013
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CSDC
services are provided by well-trained professionals in various areas. The
center is staffed by licensed psychologists, psychiatrists, post-doctoral
level counselors, and testing
specialists, as well as pre-doctoral intern and practicum counselors.
Furthermore, the center's administration is managed by a receptionist and
student assistants.
Kathrine Fast, Ph.D.
Position: Staff Counselor
Education: Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, 2010;
M.A. in
Clinical Psychology at University of
Hawai‘i at Mānoa, 2003.
Worked at CSDC since: 2007
Professional Interests: Cognitive Behavior Therapy, stress
management and promotion of self-care, grief and bereavement, adjustment
to health related conditions, culturally sensitive counseling, women's
issues, LGBTI issues, non-traditional students, outreach.
Alan Hawk,
M.D.
Position: Psychiatrist
Education: M.D. from Harvard University, 1968.
Worked at CSDC since: 2002
Professional Interests: Cross-cultural psychology; treatment of
depression.
James "Russ" Henrie, Ph.D.
Position: Licensed Psychologist; Coordinator of Clinical Services;
Coordinator of Group Counseling Program
Education: Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Utah, 1985.
Worked at CSDC since: 1989
Professional Interests: Individual, group, and couple/family
counseling and psychotherapy. Career and life planning. Integration of
whole person health and wellness models, with a variety of change
approaches, including current psychotherapies, traditional healing and
helping traditions (e.g., story teller, shaman, midwife, etc.),
family systems/strategic interventions, and therapeutic
wilderness experience. Other practical and research interests include
training and supervision, group change approaches across cultures,
multicultural issues in group therapy, values issues in psychology,
integration of personal and professional ethics, sustainable future,
ecopsychology, and the psychology of the wilderness.
Personal Statement: "We are extraordinary beings living in an
extraordinary world. We can all be really good to each other as we
celebrate being alive in our own ways. Besides working with
students at UH, I love music (Martin Pahinui, Haunani Apoliona, Stephen Inglis, Judy Mowatt, Jerry Garcia, etc.), backpacking the wild places of
the islands, and surfing Paumalu."
Patrick Jichaku, Ph.D.
Position: Licensed Psychologist; Coordinator of Training
Education: Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of
Minnesota, 1994;
M.A. in Clinical Psychology at the University of California, Berkeley,
1987;
B.A. at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, 1981.
Worked at CSDC since: 2009
Professional Interests: Individual, group, and couple & family
counseling and psychotherapy, crisis counseling, mindfulness meditation
and its psychological applications, person-centered cultural psychology,
personality assessment.
Ava
Kadohiro, B.S.
Position: Student Services Specialist
Education: B.S. from University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.
Worked at CSDC since: 2001
Somphone Khen,
Psy.D.
Position: Licensed Psychologist;
Coordinator of Assessment Services; Coordinator of Assessment Practicum
Education: Psy.D. in Clinical
Psychology from Pacific University School of Professional Psychology,
2008;
B.S. from Brown University, 1999.
Worked at CSDC since: 2006
Professional Interests:
Multicultural counseling, Brief Psychodynamic/Interpersonal therapy,
Gestalt therapy, couples and group therapy, women's issues, racial/ethnic
identity development, acculturation and bi-cultural issues, LGBTI issues,
LD/ADHD assessment and psychological testing, career counseling, and
training/supervision.
Nicole "Nikki" Moravec, Psy.D.
Position: Licensed Psychologist
Education: Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from Argosy
University, Hawai‘i, 2010;
M.A. in
Integral Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral
Studies, 2003;
B.A. in Psychology from the University of California at
Santa Cruz, 1995.
Worked at CSDC since: 2009
Professional Interests: Humanistic and
Emotion Focused approaches in therapy, Women's Issues, Disordered Eating,
individual, couples, and group therapy.
Alvin E. Murphy Jr., M.D.
Position: Psychiatrist
Education: A. B. from Harvard College, Cambridge, MA, 1957;
M.D. from University of Florida, Gainesville, 1963.
Psychiatry Training: Boston State Hospital, 1967-1968; Boston
Veterans Administration Hospital, 1968-1970; Massachusetts General
Hospital, 1969-1970 (child).
Military experience: Intern Chelsea Naval Hospital, 1963-1964;
General
Medical Officer Barbers Point NAS, Hawai‘i 1964-1967.
Worked at CSDC since: June 2008
Professional Interests: Depression, psychopharmacology, computers
in Psychiatry, voice recognition, Linux.
Personal Statement: "Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit."
Linda Nahulu, M.D.
Position: Psychiatrist
Education: M.D. from University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, JABSOM,
1987.
Worked at CSDC since: 2009
Professional Interests: Native Hawaiian Mental Health,
Suicide, Suicidal-Related Behaviors and Prevention relating to Indigenous
Pacific Islander in the United States.
Allyson M.
Tanouye, Ph.D.
Position: Licensed Psychologist; Center Director; CIR coordinator
Education: Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia, 1990;
M.Ed. in Counselor Education from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa;
B.S. in Human Development from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.
Worked at CSDC since: 1991
Professional Interests: Training and supervision, multicultural
diversity, career life development, and self-esteem in women.
Joan
Ukishima, M.Ed.
Position: Test Program Coordinator
Education: M.Ed. in Counselor Education from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, 1988.
Worked at CSDC since: 1988
Professional Interests: Career and psychological testing,
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Testing and Type Dynamics, and counseling and
multicultural diversity in our local culture.
Personal Statement: "Lucky I live Hawai‘i! I enjoy being a part of
the University of Hawai‘i Student Services mission and team promoting the
spirit of 'lokahi' (unity) and 'kokua' (help)."
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