Tim Leslie

Tim Leslie is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychology and Counseling at Hope International University. He teaches graduate courses including PSY6300 Treatment of Older Adults, PSY6130 Theories of Marriage and Family Therapy, and PSY6110 Interpersonal Communication & Therapeutic Qualities.

Education:

• Psy.D., Marriage and Family Therapy, The Chicago School
• M.A., Clinical Psychology with Marriage and Family Therapy Specialization, The Chicago School
• B.A., Psychology, Miami University

His research and academic interests focus on clinical training and supervision, burnout among therapists, systemic therapy approaches, professional development, and mindfulness-based practices. His work emphasizes the well-being of mental health practitioners, particularly prelicensed therapists, and the integration of effective communication and therapeutic techniques.

The available publication reflects a strong emphasis on burnout in emerging clinicians, with methodological rigor in quantitative analysis. His professional presentations extend into tele-mental health and wellness strategies, indicating a practical and contemporary approach to mental health delivery.

Professional Affiliations and Recognition:

• AAMFT Clinical Fellow
• CAMFT Clinical Member
• MHWA Board Member
• Tending the Garden Board Member
• CSEA Jacketed Union Steward

Tim Leslie is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT 93490) and an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, playing a key role in clinical mentorship and workforce development. He contributes to organizational leadership through board memberships and union representation, demonstrating commitment beyond the classroom. No information is available about student advising, research grants, or laboratory affiliations.