Adler School of Professional Psychology Catalog 2008 – 2009

His clinical interests include (1) ADHD and learning disorders in children,
adolescents and adults, (2) personality assessment, especially MMPI-
2/Rorschach integration, (3) primary and secondary prevention of anxiety and
depression, (4) HIV-risk reduction, (5) clinical practice with gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender individuals, and (6) pedagogical and professional
issues in the training of counseling and clinical psychologists.
Nataka Moore, Psy.D., Core Faculty and Director of Training
and Community Service
Dr. Moore earned her M.A. and Psy.D. at the Illinois School of Professional
Psychology (Chicago). Dr. Moore’s interests include promoting diversity and
social justice, administration and leadership, and clinical work with children,
adolescents and families.
Harold Mosak, Ph.D., Distinguished Service Professor
Dr. Mosak serves as Chair of the Doctoral Scholars in Clinical Psychology
Program. Dr. Mosak earned his A.B. in Psychology and Ph.D. in Clinical
Psychology at the University of Chicago. He is a Diplomate in Clinical Psychology
of the American Board of Professional Psychology, a Life Member and Fellow of
the APA, and a Licensed Clinical Psychologist. Dr. Mosak teaches courses in
Adlerian theory and methods as well as clinical seminars. His additional
interests include the use of humor, the role of the spiritual in psychotherapy,
multiple psychotherapy, and group and couples therapy.
Mayumi Nakamura, Psy.D., Associate Director of Training
Dr. Nakamura is a member of the Core Faculty and serves as the Associate
Director of Training. She earned her M.A. in Organizational Psychology at
Columbia University, Teacher College; and Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology at
Illinois School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Nakamura recently completed her
post-doctoral residency at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center. Her
clinical interests include international psychology, health psychology, behavioral
medicine, and diversity issues. Dr. Nakamura is very passionate about diversity
issues in the context of education and psychology.
Haydee Nunez, M.B.A., Director of Community Service Career Development
Haydee Nunez serves as the Chair of Adler School’s Diversity Team. She
received her Master’s in Social Service Administration and Master’s in Business
Administration from the University of Chicago. Haydee has a history of
commitment to Diversity and Community throughout her work, including her
roles as the Assistant Director of Diversity Affairs for the University of Chicago
and the Community Program Manager for Chicago Children’s Museum. Her
current volunteer commitments include several roles with United Way including
Chair of the Latino Community Outreach Committee, Member of the Chicago
Council, and Member of the West Suburban Board of Directors.
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