Corinne Datchi Professor • Department of Psychology View CV Dr. Corinne Datchi is Professor of Psychology at William Paterson University. She is Past President of the Society for Couple and Family Psychology, Division 43 of the American Psychological Association (2021). She is also a fellow of APA Division 43, and a licensed psychologist with board certification in Couple and Family Psychology. Her research and practice focus on couple and family relationships, families in the justice system, digital technologies, qualitative research methods, the internationalization of research. She has written and published in peer-reviewed journals about family therapy, offender rehabilitation, and qualitative research methods. Her most recent contribution is a manuscript published by APA Books in 2022: Best Clinical Practices for Treating Families in Juvenile and Criminal Justice Systems. She has also co-edited two volumes: Integrative couple and family therapy: Treatment models for complex clinical issues published by APA Books in 2019 and Gender, Psychology, and Justice: The Mental Health of Women and Girls in the Legal System published by New York University Press in 2017. Professional Interests Couple and family psychologyTechnology and mental healthQualitative research methodsInternationalizing research Other Interests YogaBuddhismNature & hiking Languages (other than English) French Degrees PhD Counseling Psychology, Indiana University Bloomington, IN Specialization Couple and Family Psychology, Qualitative Research Methods Licenses and Certifications 08/19/2014 Licensed Practicing Psychologist, State 12/31/2014 Board Certification, ABPP National Representative Publications Best clinical practices for treating families in juvenile and criminal justice systems; Washington DC; APA Books; 2022 https://www.apa.org/pubs/books/best-clinical-practices-treating-families-juvenile-criminal-justice-systems Working With Couples in the Correctional System; APA Video; 2022 https://www.apa.org/pubs/videos/working-with-couples-correctional-system Media Kids? A Growing Number of Americans Say, ‘No Thanks.’ https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/25/well/mind/child-free-adults-pew-study.html?unlocked_article_code=1.900.Ro2D.VbUGlAKqJD7n&smid=url-shares/ Conversation with NY Times reporter Christina Caron whose news article looks at why millennials choose not to have children. This article reports on what I have been observing in my clinical work with couples, specifically, partners who have different ideas about forming a family. This is an emerging trend that warrants further research attention from couple and family psychologists. Treating Challenging Couples Cases https://www.apa.org/education-career/ce/treating-challenging-couples-cases Interview by Tori DeAngelis for a continuing education article on treating challenging couples. Notable Courses Taught PSY3040 Qualitative ResearchPSY3250 Psycholology of Couples and FamiliesPSY4041 Undergraduate Practicum in Qualitative ResearchPSY6041 Graduate Practicum in Qualitative ResearchPSY6900 Clinical Practicum IPSY6910 Clinical Practicum IIPSY6920 Clinical Practicum III Email 973 720 2951 5017 Hennings Science East By appointment
