Jason Hindman Bio
Assistant Director, Training Director
Personal Statement:

Coordinating the training programs at Texas A&M is a particular passion. I value a use-of-self training philosophy holding that diversity is relevant in all interpersonal connections. Trainees will approach their work with preconceived, often unconscious, assumptions that are rooted in their cultural heritage (Hays & Chang, 2003). While this is part of being human, the most powerful supervision draws on the ancient Greek aphorism “know thyself” and helps the supervisee gain insight into cultural forces so that they may be employed for good and not harm.
In my personal time, I enjoy spending time with my wife and children, camping, home-restoration, reading history, watching movies, playing/watching sports, and taking road-trips.
Academic Training:
Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, University of North Texas
M.S. Psychology, University of North Texas
B.B.A. Marketing, Abilene Christian University
Internship:
Texas A&M Student Counseling Service
Areas of Special Interest:
Relationship issues, gender issues, spirituality, substance abuse, identity and group therapy…
Theoretical Orientation:
Eclectic, with an emphasis on interpersonal process work.
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