Dr. Pat Romney

Dr. Pat Romney is a clinical and organizational psychologist who for the past thirty years has consulted with individuals and organizations throughout the United States. She has been engaged in large diversity initiatives, leadership development and team building, and professional coaching of individual clients. Her current work focuses on coaching college and university faculty and administrators for success in the academy. Her coaching involves enhancing clients skills in writing, leadership, management, and classroom teaching. Her clients have included Ivy League and Seven Sisters colleges and universities, prestigious independent schools, as well as arts and cultural organizations, grass-roots human service organizations, and state public sector agencies. Dr. Romney is also a much sought after speaker and dialogue facilitator.

Dr. Romney received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the City University of New York where she won the Bernard R. Ackerman Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Graduate Psychology. She completed her psychology internship in Consultation and Education at the Yale University School of Medicine, and has done post-graduate study at The College of Executive Coaching. Currently, Dr. Romney teaches part-time at Mt. Holyoke College where she is Visiting Associate Professor of Psychology. She is also maintains a clinical practice. Dr. Romney is a member of the Division of Consulting Psychology of the American Psychological Association, and a board member of the American Family Therapy Academy. She has also authored over 20 articles and papers. Click here to view the most recent selection!