Student Counseling Center: Staff
Robin Keillor, Ph.D., Director, Psychologist
Robin is a licensed psychologist, holding a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Arizona State University. Robin’s areas of specialization include trauma resolution and multi-cultural/cross-cultural counseling. In addition to her specializations, Robin has many years of experience working with university students who are exploring a wide range of personal identity, social, emotional, career, and educational concerns. Robin has been employed at Pacific University since 2002.
Jeff Guardalabene, Psy.D., Staff Psychologist
Jeff is a licensed psychologist, holding a Psy.D. in Psychology from the Pacific University School of Professional Psychology. In addition to his experience collaboratively working with clients on a wide range of mental health issues, Jeff's interests also include psychological assessment and the study of positive psychology and optimism. Jeff joined the Counseling Center in Fall 2008, and is happy to be back in the Pacific family.
Kim Chadwick, LCSW, Wellness Coordinator
Kim is a social worker and therapist, holding her Masters of Social Work from the University of Denver, Colorado. She has experience working therapeutically with children, adolescents, and their families. She has additional experience working with and advocating for survivors of domestic violence and their children, as well as facilitating substance abuse prevention groups. She believes that relationships are the cornerstone of leading a fulfilling life and in the importance of educational programs to improve communication, mutual respect, and other interpersonal skills to foster healthy and fulfilling relationships.
Sandra Doan, Psy.D., Part-time Contract Psychologist
Trisha Doan, Clinic Coordinator
Trisha joined the staff of the Counseling Center in June 2006. She holds a Bachelors of Art degree in Psychology from Linfield College. Trisha has extensive experience in both human resources and customer service and enjoys working with both the students and staff here at Pacific University. Trisha lives in Hillsboro with her husband and three sons. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends as well as scrapbooking, decorating her home, gardening and reading.
Bryant Kilbourn, M.S., Staff Counselor
Bryant is a doctoral candidate at Pacific University's School of Professional Psychology. He is in his last year of training and will be applying for internship in the Fall of 2009. Bryant has experience working with both adults and adolescents in a broad range of mental health issues and strives to create a collaborative, safe relationship in which to identify, understand, and work through the client's concerns. He is originally from Michigan and enjoys photography, reading and anything outside in the Pacific Northwest (except when it's raining...which is most of the time...).
Carolyn Ferreira, Staff Counselor
Carolyn is a third year student in the School of Professional Psychology at Pacific University. The majority of her experiences include counseling adults and adolescents who have both substance abuse and mental health concerns. During her second year at Pacific, Carolyn counseled clients at the Psychological Service Center in downtown Portland, where she also worked with students from the surrounding colleges and universities who had various educational, social and familial concerns. Carolyn looks forward to continuing her experiences with the students at Pacific University.
Megan Phillips, M.S., Staff Counselor
Megan Phillips is a student in the Doctoral program at Pacific University's School of Professional Psychology. She has experience in working with a wide variety of populations including individuals, couples and groups from ethnically and socio-economically diverse backgrounds. Megan's interests include women's issues, identity concerns, substance abuse problems, eating disorders, and trauma. She practices from a cognitive behavioral perspective with an emphasis in positive psychology. Megan will complete her Doctorate of Psychology in the summer of 2012 and is very excited to have the opportunity to work within the Pacific University environment.