Adam Duberstein

Dr. Adam Duberstein is an Adjunct Professor at the Michigan School of Psychology (MSP), teaching Ethics in Professional Psychology in the PsyD program. He earned his MA (2017) and PsyD (2021) from MSP, reflecting his academic commitment after a 15-year career detour. His teaching philosophy emphasizes student engagement, as noted in the 2023 Faculty Spotlight.

Research and clinical interests include:

• The intersection of psychology and public policy
• Ethics in professional psychology
• Qualitative research methodologies
• Multicultural issues in mental health
• Trauma and life transitions

Duberstein advocates for relationship-building in academia, advising students to connect with peers, faculty, and supervisors. His personal interests include Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, highlighting his appreciation for non-academic literature that explores human nature and societal dynamics.