Courtney R. Boddie

Courtney R. Boddie is an Adjunct Professor in the Counseling Department at Seattle University's College of Education, serving as core faculty in the OCMHC (Online Clinical Mental Health Counseling) Program. His work focuses on bridging health equity gaps through trauma-informed, culturally-attuned psychotherapy training. He emphasizes social justice in counselor education and supervision. Dr. Boddie practices telehealth, offering counseling, psychological evaluations, and clinical supervision. He previously served as a healthcare administrator in university and group practice settings, supervising multidisciplinary clinical teams.

• Education:
• Ph.D., Counselor Education & Educational Psychology, University of Missouri
• M.Ed., Community Mental Health Counseling, University of Missouri
• B.S., Organizational Behavior, Washington University

His research and clinical interests include Adlerian case conceptualization, identity-affirmative diagnostic practices, men’s mental health, race-based trauma, and integrated care models. He advocates for culturally-responsive mental health provision to enhance community accessibility. His professional activities span academia, clinical practice, and leadership in healthcare administration.

Labs/Teams: Active in the OCMHC Program and maintains a telehealth practice for clinical services.