Areas of Specialization/Interest

Disability issues, rehabilitation psychology, health psychology and neuropsychology. Her research and clinical interests also include disability related quality of life issues, neuropsychological assessment, and outcome measurements in rehabilitation.

Classes Taught

Biographical Information

Dr. Williams, an assistant professor, is a graduate from the School of Professional Psychology at Wright State University. Her professional experience includes an internship and postdoctoral fellowship in Rehabilitation Psychology/Research and Neuropsychology at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in New York. She has also worked as a Clinical Psychologist at Mt. Sinai Medical Center, specializing in rehabilitation psychology and neuropsychology. Dr. Williams has presented on a variety of disability related topics that has included such topics of suicide, sexuality, diversity and psychosocial aspects of disability.

She initiated and co-facilitates a weekly psychotherapy group for students with disabilities on campus. Additionally, she also supervises students with an interest in Health Psychology who are placed at a local medical center, the Cassano Medical Center.