Phyllis Alongi

Phyllis Alongi is an Instructor in the Department of Professional Counseling at Monmouth University, affiliated with the College of Education and Human Development. She teaches a range of graduate-level counseling courses and is actively involved in student practicum training and professional skill development.

Research and Teaching Interests:

• Career Counseling and vocational guidance
• Mental health and psychopathology with psychopharmacology integration
• Substance abuse and addiction counseling
• Spirituality in therapeutic practice
• Advanced counseling techniques and case conceptualization
• Group counseling dynamics and facilitation

Her instructional focus emphasizes clinical skill-building, ethical practice, and integrative approaches to counseling across diverse populations. She regularly teaches core courses such as PC 570 (Career Counseling), PC 595 (Professional Counseling Practicum), and PC 526 (Case Conceptualization & Advanced Techniques), indicating strong engagement in applied training.

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Advising and Grants: While specific advisees and grant funding are not mentioned, her ongoing supervision of students in PC 595 (Professional Counseling Practicum) suggests active involvement in mentoring and clinical supervision. There is no mention of external grants or funded research projects.

Labs and Teams: No information is available regarding research labs, teams, or collaborative groups she may be part of.