Cheryl R. Azlin

Cheryl R. Azlin is an Adjunct Professor at Antioch University Seattle (AUS) in the School of Applied Psychology and Counseling, specializing in clinical training for doctoral psychology students. She earned a PsyD in Clinical Psychology (1993), MS in Counseling Psychology (1988), and BA in Psychology (1986), alongside a background in nursing. Her career spans private practice, post-doctoral work at North Shore Children’s Hospital, and faculty roles since relocating to Seattle in 2008.

• 1993: PsyD Clinical Psychology, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology
• 1988: MS Counseling Psychology, California State University at Fullerton
• 1986: BA Psychology, California State University at Fullerton
• 1981: ADN Registered Nursing, Golden West College

Dr. Azlin integrates interpersonal, psychodynamic, and existential frameworks with structural/strategic family therapies, focusing on child psychology, family systems, and medical-psychological collaboration. Her research interests include interdisciplinary approaches to mental health, career development for psychologists, and faith-based perspectives in counseling.

Her publications span topics connecting psychiatric medicine, religious attitudes toward mental health, and pediatric behavioral medicine. She maintains a private practice in Redmond, WA, and facilitates clinical training for AUS PsyD students, emphasizing personalized career development.