Judith Tindall, PhD

Judy is a licensed psychologist and consultant and has written five books, co-authored another five, and has published more than 20 articles. As part of her efforts to promote peer helping nationally, Dr. Tindall was instrumental in organizing the National Peer Helpers Association (NPHA) (now National Association of Peer Programs (NAPP) and received the association's first Scholar award in 2001.

As president, a staff psychologist and consultant at Psychological Network in St. Charles, Missouri, Judy develops curriculum, consults in the field, designs programs, trains students and faculty, and develops evaluation design, and evaluates programs. Her services encompass a full array, from training in beginning peer programs to advanced training (trainer of trainers) or services to those who want to enhance existing programs.

As a consultant with businesses, she is involved in leadership development, team building, evaluation (individual and organizational), forensic work, and evaluation. A wide realm of services is offered, including consulting with schools in terms of special needs, organization consulting, and family counseling.

Judy has a B.S. degree from Southwest State University in speech and political science. Her Masters degree is in counseling and guidance from the University of Missouri. She has a specialist degree in counseling and guidance from Southern Illinois University, and her Ph.D. in psychology is from St. Louis University. She holds certifications from the Custody Evaluation, National Board of Certified Counselors, is a National Certified School Psychologist, has a lifetime teaching certificate from the Missouri Board of Education. She is licensed as a psychologist in Missouri and Illinois and licensed as a professional counselor in Missouri.