Joyce
Green
Joyce Green
- Campus Online
- DepartmentInternational Psychology
- InstitutionThe Chicago School
Biography
Dr. Joyce Yip Green earned her PhD in International Psychology from The Chicago School. She is licensed in the state of California as a Marriage and Family Therapist and Board Certified Registered Art Therapist. She is endorsed as an Infant-Family and Early Childhood Mental Health Specialist and Reflective Practice Mentor. Her current research (re)Location: Lao and Korean Acculturation Project was awarded the California Humanities, Humanities for All Grant and the LA2050 Project Grant. The project used arts-based methodologies and a phenomenological approach to examine the immigration and acculturation experiences of the Lao and South Korean elder communities in the U.S. Along with being a professor, cultural researcher and research mentor, Dr. Green presents nationally and internationally on topics of culture, Asian/Asian American issues, and art therapy. She also holds a private practice providing mental health services to individuals, couples, and families.
Education History
Degree Institution Year PhD The Chicago School, Chicago, IL 2017 MA Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA 1998 BA UC Irvine, Irvine, CA 1995 Professional Memberships
Role Organization VP Communication and Publications APA Division 52 Secretary Southern California Art Therapy Association Areas of Expertise
Area Expertise Diversity Immigration/Immigrant Issues Marriage & Family Couples Counseling Mood Disorders Depression Research Design/Methodology Mixed Methods Research Therapeutic/Theoretical Orientation Art Therapy Licenses
Marriage and Family Therapy, California Publications
Chapter Metzl, E.S., Green, J.Y., Trevino, A.L. (2024). Resilience, Creativity, Crisis, and Innovation: The Use of Art-Making During the Covid-19 Pandemic in an International Summer Collaboration for Art Therapy Students in Mexico, the United States, and Israel. In Ivcevic, Z., Reiter-Palmon, R., Tang, M., Grohman, M.G. (Ed.) Crises, Creativity and Innovation. Palgrave Studies in Creativity and Innovation in Organizations (pp. p. 153-178). : Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.
Green, J. Y., & Brown, K. (2024). International Psychology for Mission and Member Care. In K. O’Donnell & M. L. O’Donnell (Ed.) Global Member Care Volume 3: Stories and Strategies for Staying the CourseLos Angeles, CA: William Carey Press.
Green, J.Y. (2020). Rwandan infant caregiving: Promoting a culture of peace. In B. K. Ashdown & A. N. Faherty (Ed.) Parents and caregivers across cultures: Positive development from infancy through adulthood (pp. 11-29). Switzerland AG: Springer Nature.
Journal Green, J. Y., Metzl, E., Trevino, A. L. (2023). International online art therapy education program: Evaluating cultural and global perspectives. Art Therapy, 40 (2), p. 84-93.
Magazine Brown, K., Green, J. Y., Spaulding, D.. (2020). How to understand and utilize the principles of international psychology. Eye on Psi Chi.24 (4).