Derek Bergeron
Firstly, I must say that I am happy to be back at Texas A&M, and I appreciate the opportunity to
contribute to the university community as a professional staff member. I enjoy working in a university
setting, and I feel there is a great potential for development within the student population. I strive
to be a well-rounded professional, as I believe that the roles a psychologist in a university setting
are asked to assume are varied (e.g. therapist, teacher, consultant, advocate). This attitude fits well
with my role as the Psychologist for the College of Veterinary Medicine here at Texas A&M, as this
position provides me the opportunity to provide service in a variety of contexts, such as providing
psychoeducational classes related to various topics (e.g. perfectionism, stress management, animal
hoarding), offering training in communication, and providing individual counseling. I enjoy my work, and
am invested in facilitating the growth and success of students here at Texas A&M University. Outside of
my professional endeavors, I am an avid musician. I also enjoy reading, watching movies, and cycling.
Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, The Ohio State University
M.A., Counseling Psychology, The Ohio State University
B.A., Psychology/English, Texas A&M University
Student Counseling Center, Texas Tech University
Licensed Psychologist, Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, No. 34121
Depression, Time Management, Relaxation, Adjustment Concerns, Academic Skill Development, Stress
Management, Perfectionism, Bereavement, LGBT issues
I am primarily integrationist in my orientation, with a focus on humanistic, interpersonal, and
cognitive-behavioral approaches.
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