John L. Barton, PhD, ABPP, Co-Director of the Clinical Psychology Center and Clinical Professor, Department of Psychology
As Director of the CPC, Dr. Barton supervises the clinical work of student-practitioners in the Center and coordinates field placements. He teaches practicum classes in Psychotherapy and Psychological Assessment. Dr. Barton received the Distinguished Mentor Award from the Arizona Psychological Association. His practice specialized in the assessment and treatment of ADHD, learning disorders, and child behavioral/emotional problems. Dr. Barton's specialty competence is certified by the American Board of Professional Psychology in Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology and he is a Fellow in the American Academy of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology. Dr. Barton was a member of the faculty and psychologist in the Department of Psychology at Phoenix Children's Hospital. He was also the Training Director for the APA accredited internship in clinical psychology and the post-doctoral residency in pediatric psychology. He received his internship training in pediatric psychology from Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in Chicago. He earned his Doctorate from Arizona State University where he was the Outstanding Graduate Student. Dr. Barton is a graduate, with High Distinction, of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Myriam Sollman, PhD, ABPP, Co-Director of the Clinical Psychology Center, Co-Director of Clinical Training and Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Sollman is a clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist certified by the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP), the highest board certification available in psychology. She joined Arizona State University following more than 15 years of industry experience and serves as co-director for both clinical training in the Psychology (Clinical) PhD program and the Clinical Psychology Center. Dr. Sollman has historically specialized in the assessment of neuropsychological disorders across the lifespan, with particular passion for dementia, movement disorders, and other chronic health conditions; psychotherapy; and the in vivo clinical education of doctoral students. She has also been heavily engaged in client, care partner, and community education through local, state, and national organizations. At ASU, in addition to her administrative roles, she teaches the science and art of clinical work and supervises both therapy and assessment.
Matt Meier, PsyD, Co-Director of Clinical Training, Director of the MS Addiction Psychology Program and Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Meier is a licensed psychologist and an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychology. He assists the clinic director with clinic oversight and provides supervision and training for doctoral students in the clinical psychology program. His area of expertise is in the treatment of co-occurring mental and substance use disorders. He provides training and supervision in evidence-based and empirically supported treatments, and he utilizes cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal approaches in therapy. Additional areas of interest include group therapy, brief interventions, transdiagnostic treatments, and integrated health. Dr. Meier received his doctorate at the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology. He completed his internship at the Heart of America Psychology Training Consortium in Missouri, which focused on providing psychological treatment in underserved areas. His residency was completed at Valley Hope, a nationally recognized substance abuse treatment agency. Dr. Meier has more than 10 years of experience working in community mental health settings and has worked with children, adolescents, and adults using individual, group, and family therapy.
Jailene Fuentes-Andrade, Administrative Support Assistant, Clinical Psychology Center, Department of Psychology