Peace Amadi Psy.D.

Associate Professor of Psychology and Counseling

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EDUCATION:

• Psy.D., Psychology, Azusa Pacific University
• M.A., Psychology, Azusa Pacific University
• B.A., Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles

COURSES:

• Introduction to Psychology
• Child & Adolescent Psychology
• Research Methods
• History & Systems of Psychology
• Psychology & Religion
• Psychology of Aging
• Theories of Personality

KEY AWARDS/AFFILIATIONS:

• American Psychological Association
• American Psychological Association, Div 36 (Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality)

ACADEMIC INTERESTS:

• Trauma prevention and recovery for abused children and young adults
• Psychology of children and adolescents
• Psychology and religion; psychology and the church
• Religiosity/spirituality and sexual attitudes and behavior among youth
• Strengthening church leadership through communication and conflict resolution

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:

• APA Convention, 2012. Poster Presentation. The Relationship between Religiosity, Spirituality, and Sexual Behavior among African-American, Female Adolescents.

HOBBIES/INTERESTS:

I enjoy all things creative! To name a few: singing/performing, writing short stories, dancing, theatre and spoken poetry. I also enjoy serving my home church as the worship director and co-directing The Ruby Project – a non-profit organization that serves young women with trauma backgrounds – founded by a friend and myself.

FAVORITE QUOTE

“Words I believe and that I share with those in my company and care: Just think, you’re not here by chance, but by God's choosing you. His hand formed you. He made you the person you are. He compares you to no one else – you’re one of a kind. You lack nothing His grace can't give you. He has allowed you to be here at this time in history to fulfill His special purpose for this generation.”  -- Roy Lessin

RECOMMENDED LINKS:

• The Ruby Project: www.ruby-project.org
• PeaceAmadi.com
• https://www.psichi.org/