Laura Dupiton
Adjunct Professor, Doctoral Programs in Marriage and Family Therapy
Dr. Dupiton is the Assistant Director of Outpatient services at a community mental health agency in Philadelphia that serves children and families. She supervises clinicians from various educational and professional backgrounds to assist them toward receiving their professional license. She has been teaching in the Marriage and Family Therapy Department as an adjunct since 2018 and is passionate about taking part in training future clinicians in the importance of self-of-the therapist work.
Education
PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, Eastern University
M.A. MFT, La Salle University
B.A Psychology, Temple University
Research Interests
Dr. Dupiton's research interests lie in cultural competence, racial equity, person-of-the therapist work, and systems theories.
Courses Taught
- MRFM 815, Introduction to Systems Theory (Teacher's Assistant)
- MRFM 845, Advanced Family Systems Theory and Practice (Adjunct)
- MRFM 905, Practicum in Marriage and Family Therapy (Adjunct)
Professional Associations
Professional Associations include (AAMFT) American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy.