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Rostyslaw Robak is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, Pace University, Pleasantville campus. He plays a key role in the graduate mental health counseling programs, having contributed to the development of both the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in mental health counseling. His teaching spans a wide range of psychology and counseling courses, including group dynamics, personality, social psychology, and doctoral dissertation seminars.
Dr. Robak’s research centers on group counseling processes, self-definition, and the interplay between money and life satisfaction. He also explores counselor wellness, authenticity, and self-efficacy, often applying self-determination theory and humanistic approaches. His recent publications and presentations reflect a strong commitment to enhancing counselor training and professional development.
His recent scholarly output shows a consistent focus on the psychological and interpersonal dynamics within counseling practice, particularly in group and training contexts. The works emphasize humanistic values, relational authenticity, and the structural support needed for effective counselor development.
Dr. Robak is a member of professional organizations including the
- Association for Psychological Science
- New York Mental Health Counselors' Association
He actively mentors students and contributes to academic life through service, such as coordinating the Psychology Book Club and providing essential resources for mental health licensure. He has no listed scientific awards in the provided text. He is involved in curriculum development and student support, particularly in graduate-level mental health counseling training.
There is no mention of specific labs or research teams, but his collaborations with colleagues like Paola Doshi suggest active professional networks within the counseling psychology community.
