Dr. Tamara M.B. Williams

Tamara M.B. Williams, Psy.D.

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Assistant Professor / Marriage & Family Track Coordinator

About

Dr. Tamara M.B. Williams is a strong advocate for psychological wellbeing. She earned her Bachelor’s in Psychology from Spelman College, as well as a Master’s and Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Williams is a relationship expert, counselor, life-coach, business owner, and motivational speaker. She has extensive experience working with children, families, alternative education, day treatment programs, community mental health, special education and incarcerated felons. Her motto is that “if we can get our minds right, then our lives WILL follow.” Additionally, Dr. Williams is the author of psychology text “The Science of Psychology: An Introduction” and has presented a wide range of mental health awareness and psychological well-being concepts to multiple organizations and institutions. You can join Dr. Williams every Sunday at 1pm on WHOV Smooth 88.1 as she co-hosts the radio show “Sunday Brunch.” As the Coordinator for the Marriage and Family Track, she is responsible for structuring the required courses as well as maintaining their effectiveness in introducing students to topics related to understanding the nuances and the current research surrounding marriages and families.

Education

  • Spelman College, Bachelor’s, Psychology with a Minor in Sociology
  • Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Master’s in Clinical Psychology
  • Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Doctorate, Clinical Psychology

Courses Taught

  • Introduction to Psychology
  • Developmental Psychology
  • Social Psychology
  • Motivation
  • Abnormal Psychology
  • Forensic Psychology
  • Theories of Personality Development
  • Black Child Development
  • Psychology of Religion and Spirituality
  • Psychology of Parenting
  • Intimate Relationships
  • Psychology of Marriage and Families
  • Independent Study

Areas of Expertise

  • Clinical Psychology

Research Interests

Clinical Psychology
Relationships
Families
Alternative Education
Community Mental Health
Special Education
Incarcerated Felons

Relationship Lab

The relationship lab researches the relationships one has with oneself and others.

Requirements

  • At least a 3.0 GPA
  • Must have completed Psy346, Psy347 or Psy208
  • Must have a professional demeanor and commitment
  • Must have an interest in learning more about the intricacies of relationships

Publications

Williams,T. (2017). The Science of Psychology: An Introduction. Kendall Hunt: Iowa.

Accomplishments

  • 2020 Student Organizational Award – Best Professor
  • 2024 Student Organizational Award – Best Professor

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