Frandelia Moore

Frandelia Moore is a Clinical Assistant Professor and Program Director in the Department of Applied Psychology at New York University (NYU), within the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. She specializes in counseling education, focusing on trauma-informed practices and social justice advocacy. Dr. Moore’s work integrates multicultural perspectives across her teaching and clinical supervision roles in both residential and online master’s programs.

Her clinical background includes 20 years in child and adolescent mental health services, with expertise in trauma assessment, systemic oppression impacts, and marginalized communities of color. She holds a Psy.D in psychology and has served as a lecturer and administrator in trauma-focused systems.

Research interests emphasize mixed race identity, intersectionality in academia, and anti-oppressive supervision for BI+POC students. She teaches courses such as Cross-Cultural Counseling, Group Dynamics, and Abnormal Psychology, incorporating social justice frameworks into all curricula.

Dr. Moore’s professional experience spans institutional navigation challenges for clients facing issues like the school-to-prison pipeline, homophobia, and racism. She advocates for counselors-in-training to address systemic inequities in clinical practice and community settings.