Lynne Marvell

Lynne Marvell serves as an Associate Faculty member and Internship Instructor since May 2024, teaching graduate-level counselling courses including ECC 601 (Counselling Field Experience), ECC 602 (Counselling Practicum), and EGC 605 (Counselling Internship I). She specializes in instructing counselling micro skills and case conceptualization while supervising student fieldwork. With thirty years of professional experience spanning teaching, mediation, advocacy, and clinical counselling, she holds dual education degrees and maintains an active private practice.

Education:

• B.Ed
• M.Ed in Counselling from City University (2010)

Her research and practice focus on applied counselling techniques, emphasizing micro-skills development and case conceptualization frameworks. This expertise directly informs her supervision of students' clinical work and her private practice methodology, bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world therapeutic application.

Marvell actively mentors students through structured internship programs, guiding their progression from foundational field experiences to advanced practicum requirements. Her supervision integrates decades of frontline experience in mediation and advocacy to develop well-rounded counselling professionals.