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Christine Selby serves as Associate Professor of Psychology within the Department of Psychology at Springfield College's School of Arts and Sciences. With over 20 years of collegiate teaching experience and 15+ years maintaining a part-time private psychology practice, she holds significant clinical and academic credentials.
Her educational foundation includes:
- Doctor of Psychology in Counseling Psychology, University of North Texas (2000)
- Master of Science in Athletic Counseling, Springfield College (1994)
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Carthage College (1992)
Dr. Selby's research centers on Sport Psychology and Eating Disorders, with additional expertise in Identity Formation, Self-Awareness Mechanisms, and Athlete Mental Health. Her scholarly contributions include six authored books such as Chilling Out: The Psychology of Relaxation and Psychology of Eating Disorders, alongside numerous presentations at national conferences focusing on eating disorder interventions.
Professional recognition includes:
- Licensed Psychologist certification
- Certified Eating Disorder Specialist designation
- Approved CMPC Mentor status
- Past-Presidency of the Society of Sport, Exercise, and Sport Psychology
- Co-Founding role in AASP's Eating Disorders Special Interest Group
- Membership in the Academy of Eating Disorders
She actively contributes to academic governance as Current APA Council Representative while teaching core courses including Psychology of Self-Development, Eating Disorders, Field Placement, General Psychology, and Abnormal Psychology. Her clinical-academic integration demonstrates specialized expertise in athletic mental health contexts.
