 Vickey Maclin, Psy.D.
Vickey L. Maclin received a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from Wheaton College in 2007. After obtaining her M.A. in Counseling she worked for approximately two years in private practice and in a supervisor position as a contracted provider of Substance Abuse counseling in a women's prison and a men's prevention program in Florida. Dr. Maclin currently works as an Assistant Professor in the Clinical Psychology Psy.D. Program at Regent Univeristy. She teaches Multicultural Psychology, Adult Gerontological Psychology, Child & Adolescent Psychology and is a Practica instructor and supervisor. Dr. Maclin's research interest are in the area of the Black Family and the Black church, with regards to services provided in the African American community. As a Resident in Psychology she provides clinical services to children, adolescents, individuals and couples counseling.
 Elisabeth Suarez, Ph.D.
Elisabeth Suarez, Ph.D. received her Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from the University of Northern Colorado with a minor in applied statistics and research methods. After completing her M.A. in Counseling she worked at a Christian clinic as a therapist, and also taught in a Master's in Counseling program at Denver Seminary. After teaching masters students for 9 years, she now works with doctoral students in the field of counselor education and supervision at Regent University. She teaches in the online program, which allows her the opportunity to train students from all around the world and the Christian perspective fits her belief system. Some of the courses that Dr. Suarez teaches include statistics, multicultural, and supervision. She has a deep passion for assisting and training students to be competent counselors when working with different ethnic groups.
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