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Gayle Skawennio Morse

Gayle Skawennio Morse

Counseling Psychology

Troy, New York
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Gayle Skawennio Morse, PhD, is a licensed psychologist and tenured Professor of Psychology at Russell Sage College, where she teaches psychopharmacology, ethics and New York State mental health law, diagnosis and treatment, multicultural psychology, and research methods. Her academic background includes a PhD in Counseling Psychology, a postdoctoral master’s in clinical psychopharmacology, and specialized training through the Native Investigator Program. Her research has examined underserved populations, environmental toxin exposure, cognitive and psychological outcomes in American Indian communities, cultural identity, and assessment and treatment related to Gulf War Syndrome. She has authored peer-reviewed publications, books, and book chapters addressing Indigenous health, environmental health impacts, ethics, and multicultural psychology. She has also contributed to national reports and collaborative research initiatives.

Her clinical work includes experience in state mental health services, community mental health programs, and consultation roles, with a focus on severe psychopathology, assessment, and diagnosis. She has practiced as a licensed psychologist in New York since 2003 and previously in Utah. Her professional activities include supervising interns, consulting for health organizations, and providing psychological services across adolescent, adult, geriatric, and forensic populations. She has delivered keynote addresses, presentations, and trainings on Indigenous health, ethics, environmental impacts, and culturally grounded psychological theory for academic, professional, and community audiences.

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