Dean Aslinia, Ph.D., LPC-S, NCC | Source | Counseling Department Chair at University of Phoenix
Dean Aslinia, Ph.D., LPC-S, NCC
Highly motivated and experienced leader and change agent with excellent proficiency in operational leadership and efficiency. Acknowledged nationally for management, consultation, and business development in clinical mental health and organizational development. Vast experience in higher education graduate teaching, administration, programatic accreditation, HR and faculty management, talent acquisition, leadership development and operational management.
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The traumas, the anxieties, the depressions, the griefs, those need to be addressed first, then we move into the rebuilding. Because otherwise there are going to be hurdles and hindrances in that pathway. It's kind of like you're injured, but you're trying to get strong again. And that injury is going to keep popping itself back up because your body's not well enough to become stronger.
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Severe COVID Speeds Up Cognitive Decline: Experts Are Figuring Out How to HelpMental health support is key to COVID-19 survivors' well-being, as a study finds evidence of cognitive decline.
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University of Phoenix
Counseling Department Chair