Mark Libon

Mark Libon is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Salem State University. His academic work focuses on counseling theory, practice, and behavioral interventions, particularly in substance abuse treatment and clinical training.

Recent and upcoming courses taught by Mark Libon include:

• PSY 421 Internship in Psychology
• PSY 520 Internship in Psychology
• PSY 731 Counseling Theory and Practice I
• PSY 732 Counseling Theory and Practice II
• PSY 736N Behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral Therapies
• PSY 820 Theory and Treatment of Substance Use Disorders
• PSY 925A Counseling Practicum
• PSY 925B Practicum Seminar
• PSY 945A Counseling Internship I
• PSY 945B Internship I Seminar
• PSY 946A Counseling Internship II
• PSY 946B Internship II Seminar

His research interests align with his teaching focus, emphasizing clinical psychology, behavioral therapies, and substance use disorder interventions.