Dr. Paul Stoltzfusis currently in private practice with specialties in neuropsychology,
pediatric psychology, forensic consultations, and is an adjunct professor at George Fox
University.HecompletedanundergraduatedegreeinClinicalPsychologyatGeorgeMason
University (Virginia),and received Master and Doctorate degrees at George Fox University
in clinical psychology. His dissertation researched treatment efficacy in adolescents in
residentialtreatment.Dr.Stoltfus’professionalinvolvementincludesbeingamemberof the
OregonStateBar,BoardofBarExaminers,PresidentofGeorgeFoxAlumniBoard,andElder
at Newberg Friends Church. His past employment has included: staff psychologist in
communitymentalhealth,clinicaldirectorinaprivatementalhealthtreatmentcenter,and
the clinical director at an adolescent residential treatment center.Paul and his wife,Janette,
are the parents of four children,live on a hobby farm,enjoy gardening and raise their own
pork and beef. Hobbies include reading existential psychology, practicing contemplative
disciplines, tennis, archery, mountain biking, and hiking. Paul is fully in love with family,
friends and the wide,wild Northwest.
Dr. Judi Schwanzis the Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling at Nazarene Theological
Seminary. She also serves as Research Consultant for the Doctor of Ministry program at
NTS and is the director of theWynkoop Center forWomen in Ministry.Dr.Schwanz holds
a Ph.D.and M.S.in Psychology from Portland State University,and an M.A.in Counseling
from Western Evangelical Seminary. She is an ordained minister in the Church of the
Nazarene.Inadditiontoherteachingresponsibilities,JudicounselsNTSstudentsinpersonal
and professional matters. Judi has writtenBlessedConnections:RelationshipsthatSustain
VitalMinistry,publishedbytheAlbanInstitute.Shehaswrittennumerousarticlesandspeaks
at retreats and workshops. Judi and her husband, Keith, are the parents of two married
children and have five grandchildren.
Dr. Terri S. Watson,Psy.D.,ABPP, is an Associate Professor at Wheaton College, where she
coordinates the M.A. Clinical Psychology program. Board Certified in Clinical Psychology
andanApprovedSupervisorwiththeAmericanAssociationforMarriageandFamilyTherapy,
Dr.Watson teaches graduate courses in Marital Therapy,Clinical Supervision,Humanistic
/ Experiential Therapy,and Play Therapy.She publishes and presents on a variety of topics
including integration of psychology and Christian faith, women’s issues, child and family
therapy,and supervision.
Additional reviewers preferred not to be listed.
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