Allison Geballe

Allison Geballe, Psy.D., serves as a Practitioner in Residence and Internship Coordinator in the Psychology Department within the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of New Haven. She teaches core undergraduate courses including Introduction to Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Adolescent Development, Drugs and Behavior, and Psychology Internship, while directing the Undergraduate Psychology Internship Program to bridge academic theory with clinical practice.

Her educational credentials feature:

• Doctorate of Clinical Psychology (APA accredited) from American School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University
• Master of Arts in Psychology from Southern Connecticut State University
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (NLN accredited) from Quinnipiac University

Dr. Geballe specializes in clinical psychology with intensive focus on adolescent substance abuse, childhood trauma impacts, and psychopathology. Her clinical work encompasses therapeutic services for abuse victims and individuals with mental illness, while recent research explores developmental psychology in young athletes. She integrates real-world case experience into classroom instruction to深化 students' understanding of clinical applications.

As Internship Program Director, she oversees experiential learning placements where students gain hands-on clinical experience. Her public commentary, such as in the New Haven Register on anti-Semitism's psychological roots, emphasizes how hate behaviors develop in youth and advocates for greater diversity acceptance in society.