Daniel Francis Doyle

Daniel Francis Doyle is an Adjunct Faculty member in the Department of Marriage & Family Therapy at Pacific Oaks College, with teaching activities in Pasadena and online. He is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Professional Clinical Counselor in California, specializing in trauma-focused therapies.

His educational background includes a BFA from New York University (1988) and an MA from the California Institute of Integral Studies (1997). He is a Certified EMDR Therapist and an Approved Consultant in EMDR, as well as a Registered Drama Therapist.

Daniel's research and clinical interests center on trauma, evidence-based practices, and expressive therapies. He integrates EMDR, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and mindfulness into his work, with a strong focus on veteran populations and military psychology. His expertise also extends to addiction, trauma-informed care, and applied improvisation in therapeutic settings.

He is actively involved in professional training and consultation through the Institute for Creative Mindfulness and provides contracted therapy services for veterans via Headstrong. Daniel has presented at numerous national conferences including the Expressive Therapy Summit, North American Drama Therapy Association, and the Applied Improvisation Network World Conference, and has contributed to Caltech's Well Being Series.

He has no listed scientific awards or publications in the provided text.

Daniel Doyle is engaged in clinical supervision and training, particularly in EMDR and drama therapy modalities. While no formal advisees are listed, his role as an Approved Consultant implies mentorship and supervision of other clinicians in EMDR practice. He is not associated with any specific research grants in the provided information.

He is affiliated with the Institute for Creative Mindfulness and contributes to veteran mental health initiatives through Headstrong. His work bridges clinical practice, academic instruction, and community wellness programming.