DaLissa Alzner

DaLissa Alzner serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Psychology: Health + Wellness department at Adler University's Vancouver campus. She integrates clinical expertise with evidence-based teaching to foster student success and client well-being, emphasizing inclusive learning environments for diverse learners.

Her educational qualifications are extensive:

• Master of Arts with Distinction in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University (2023)
• Bachelor of Health Science in Kinesiology from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (2021)
• Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Toronto (2014)

Dr. Alzner's research traverses Exercise Psychology, Health Psychology, Mindful Movement, Kinesiology, and Somatic Therapy. She investigates the psychological dimensions of physical activity, therapeutic movement practices, and the mind-body connection, often in the context of workplace dynamics and employee well-being.

Her recent publications (2022-2025) reveal a strong emphasis on organizational psychology, particularly workplace bullying, toxic leadership, and administrative psychopathy. She also contributes to sport and exercise psychology, focusing on performance enhancement and rehabilitation. Her work frequently addresses vulnerable populations, including migrant workers.

Dr. Alzner holds licensure as a Registered Psychotherapist (College of Registered Psychotherapist of Ontario, 2022) and is an active member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. She has presented at conferences, including the 2022 CCPA Conference panel on BIPOC therapist challenges.

The available information does not specify any research grants or advisees.