Interns

Teresa Reyes Castillo, MS
Psychology Resident

Teresa Reyes Castillo is a psychology intern in the last year of her PhD program at Alliant International University, Fresno, CA. She has completed all graduate course requirements and is working at SBHS full time, with an expected graduation date of August, 2016. Ms. Reyes Castillo has gained three years of clinical experience, mainly providing individual therapy in both English and Spanish, to adults in an outpatient setting. Her primary therapeutic approach has involved helping clients identify and work through underlying psychological dynamics that affect their sense of well-being and ability to lead their lives effectively. She has also provided individual and group therapy with adolescents. She has conducted psychological evaluations focusing on diagnostic clarification, assessment of behavioral and emotional regulation skills, and provision of treatment recommendations, including entry into court-mandated groups such as batterer’s intervention and child abuse prevention programs.

Ms. Reyes Castillo received her M.S. in Forensic Psychology from American International University, Springfield, MA, and her B.A. in Psychology, from the University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT. Before entering her PhD program she was a social worker for six years, a position that included the provision of in-home family therapy.

Odetta Smiley, MA
Psychology Intern

Odetta holds Post Master's Certificates in Family and Marriage Counseling and Applied Behavior Analysis, and is currently interning at SBHS as a final requirement for receipt of her doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Capella University, Minneapolis. Odetta is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Georgia and a National Certified Counselor through the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC). She is also a Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CCMHC), Master Addiction Counselor (MAC), and Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS).

Odetta is a scholar and practitioner dedicated to the study, assessment, and treatment of psychological difficulties. With her years of study and practice having cultivated her belief in Maya Angelou's observation that “Each new hour holds new chances for new beginnings," she uses only the best-researched approaches to helping her clients. While primarily utilizing a cognitive behavioral therapy model, she also uses an integrated and personalized approach, tailoring interventions to the specific needs of each client.

Quentin Stubbins, PhD

Quentin Stubbins is a doctoral candidate in counseling psychology at Andrews University. He holds a master's degree in clinical psychology from Washburn University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Indiana University Southeast. He completed his pre-doctoral internship at the University of Cincinnati's Counseling and Psychological Services, where he provided individual and group psychotherapy, mental health outreach, and crisis management to undergraduate and graduate students. He has also worked at Valeo Mental Health Care in Topeka, Kansas and at Maryhurst and Seven Counties Services in Louisville, Kentucky, where he provided assessment and treatment to children, adolescents, and adults with a full range of mood, anxiety, school/education, parenting, adjustment/transition, and identity-related concerns.

Quentin conducts comprehensive psychological testing and psychotherapy at SBHS. His therapeutic approach is primarily cognitive behavioral, which involves helping clients understand the relationship between their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and make changes to their lives based on that understanding.