Dr. Marvin McDonald, Ph.D.

Program Director, MA. Counselling Psychology

  • Biography
  • Education
  • Expertise
  • Publications
  • Affiliations
  • Courses
  • Awards

Phone: 604-513-2034

Fax: 604-513-2150

Email:

Website: http://www2.twu.ca/cpsy/index.htm

Department: Faculty of Graduate Studies; MA Counselling Psychology

Building Location: NorthWest Building

Biography


 

Education

Ph.D. (Purdue University...Clinical-Community Psychology with a minor in Quantitative Psychology)

M. Sc. (Purdue University...Clinical Community Psychology)

B.A  (St. John's University...Psychology and Mathematics)

Areas of Expertise

Multi/cross-cultural psychology; spirituality and health; families

Publications

McDonald, M.J. (under review). Thickening the thin discourses of psychometrics.
Manuscript submitted to the Journal of Psychology and Theology.

Wong, P.T.P., & McDonald, M.J. (in press).  A short-form for the Personal Meaning Profile. 
In P.T.P. Wong & L.C.J. Wong (Eds.), The human quest for meaning: A handbook of psychological research and clinical applications (2nd ed.).

Graham, M.D., McDonald, M.J. & Klaassen, D.W. (in press). A phenomenological analysis of spiritual seeking: Listening to Quester voices. International Journal for the Psychology of Religion.

Klaassen, D., McDonald, M.J., & James, S. (2005). Advances in the study of religious and spiritual coping. In P.T.P. Wong & L.C.J. Wong (eds.), Handbook of multicultural perspectives on stress and coping (pp. 105-132). New York: Springer.

Presentations:

Metz, N., McDonald, M.J., & Barroetavena, M.C. (2006, April). Translation strategies in qualitative health care research with Japanese family caregivers and care recipients in B.C. Poster presented at the 12th International Qualitative Health Research Conference, Edmonton, Alberta.

McDonald, M.J. (2005, May). Collaborative assessment: Strategies for undermining oppression mediated by professional testing & diagnosis. Workshop presented at the joint meetingt of the Psychologists for Social Responsibility and Counselors for Social Justice, Lewis and Clark College, Portland, Oregon.

 

Memberships & Affiliations

Registered Psychologist, College of Psychology of B.C., Reg. No. 1262 

Courses Taught at TWU

CPSY 501:  Advanced Statistics

CPSY 505:  Foundations of Counselling Psychology

CPSY 522:  Basic Principles of Assessment

CPSY 660:  Multicultural Counselling

Other: Clinical Supervision; Meaning-Centered Counselling; Spirituality and Psychotherapy

Awards & Honours