Dr. Volungis’ research interests include prevention of school violence, suicide prevention in adolescents, college student mental health and smartphone dependency, enhancing cognitive-behavioral therapy with technology, and youth internalizing/externalizing disorders. He is a counseling psychologist and his clinical experience includes working in psychiatric, residential, and outpatient settings serving youth, families, and adults. He also has an active private practice providing cognitive-behavioral therapy for youth and adults.
Education Background
B.A., Saint Anselm College, Psychology, 2001.
M.A., Assumption College, Counseling Psychology, 2003.
Ph.D., Indiana University, Counseling Psychology, 2011.
Dissertation Title: “School Size & Youth Violence: Potential Mediating & Moderating Role of School Connectedness”
Courses Taught
216-Psychological Disorders
504-Psychological Measurement
627-Issues in Professional Practice
708-Cognitive Assessment and Psychotherapy
790-Professional Integrative Seminar