Mercedes Coffman

Mercedes Coffman is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Psychology at Woodbury University. She has 5 years of experience as a therapist at Cri-Help, specializing in addiction rehabilitation, trauma resolution, and family therapy. Her clinical work includes facilitating recovery-focused groups for women and families, and she currently runs a private practice in Burbank addressing mental health and interpersonal conflicts. At Woodbury, she teaches courses like Intro to Counseling and Psychology of Addiction, focusing on clinical skills for psychology careers.

Education:

• MA in Clinical Psychology (Marriage & Family Therapy), Pepperdine University
• BA in Psychology, Woodbury University

Research & Expertise: Her work emphasizes clinical applications in addiction, trauma, and family dynamics. She was featured as a relationship expert in a 2023 Psychology Today article on building healthier connections.

Awards: No specific awards listed, though her contributions to clinical education and counseling are highlighted.

Grants & Labs: No grants or lab affiliations detailed in the provided text.