Pam Niesluchowski

Pam Niesluchowski is an Associate Professor at The Chicago School, affiliated with the College of Professional Psychology and Department of Clinical Psychology. She serves as Professional Writing Program Coordinator and Chair of the Admissions Committee, with a campus presence in Chicago, IL.

• Education: Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology (2002) from The Chicago School, M.A. in Counseling Psychology from Illinois State University, and B.A. in Psychology from the University of Kansas
• Professional roles: Licensed Clinical Psychologist, American Psychological Association (APA) site visitor, volunteer counselor/supervisor at Chicago Women's Health Center

Her research and clinical expertise span feminist theory, women's issues (identity, relationships, reproductive health), relational cultural therapy, and psychodynamic approaches. She focuses on intersectional themes including gender, class, and ethical/legal considerations in psychology.

Dr. Niesluchowski has held diverse clinical positions, including roles at the Institute for Human Resources (Pontiac, IL), Women's Treatment Center (Chicago), and multiple college counseling centers (DePaul University, Northwestern University, Harper College). She maintains active memberships in APA, Illinois Psychological Association, and specialized divisions focused on teaching and women's psychology.