Terri Hamm

Core Faculty

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

School of Counseling

Degree ProgramM.S. Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Dr. Hamm earned her Ph.D. at Kent State University in Counselor Education. She brings significant experience to her teaching as a licensed professional clinical counselor and supervisor. She has been a counselor educator since 2003. She has experience working with families, children, adolescents, adults, and groups with mental health and addiction disorders. She has worked in a variety of urban and rural settings including community mental health agencies, social service agencies, public and private schools, and a hospital.

Courses Taught

6722 - Counseling and Psychotherapy Theories

6250 - Group Process and Dynamics

6726 - Couples and Family Counseling

Education

PhD, Kent State University

MEd, The University of Toledo

Public Service

Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, & Marriage and Family Therapist Board , Board Member - , OH United States

Awards / Honors

Chi Sigma Iota, University of Toledo, 1990

Publications

Hamm, T. L. (2012). A study of clinical supervision techniques and training in substance abuse treatment. The Journal of Addictions & Offender Counseling

Presentations

Hamm, T. L., Cook, J. (2016). Using narrative therapy with victims of human trafficking: A case study.

Hamm, T. L. (2012). Creative supervision: Using art interventions to decrease anxiety and improve conceptualization in counselors in training

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