Nadine Garner

Dr. Nadine Garner is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at Millersville University, specializing in counseling education. She teaches graduate courses in the School Counseling Program, including Brief Counseling, Theory and Practice I, Appraisal Techniques, and the undergraduate course Development of the Child and Adolescent. Her research focuses on solution-focused approaches, multicultural counseling, and school/college counseling programs.

• Ed.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from Duquesne University
• M.S. in Psychology and M.Ed. in Counseling from Shippensburg University
• Bachelor of Music from Westminster Choir College

Dr. Garner is a recognized expert in Solution-Focused counseling, training professionals domestically and internationally. Her work emphasizes practical applications in educational settings and multicultural competency.

Publications highlight innovative counseling methodologies, including a seminal article in group counseling and a co-authored textbook on developmental school counseling programs.

• Recipient of the 1996 Outstanding Article Award

Her professional experience includes developing comprehensive school counseling curricula at the Scotland School for Veterans' Children. She actively contributes to the School Counseling Program at Millersville, blending academic rigor with real-world training.