Dr. Julie Payne

Assistant Professor, Clinical Faculty

Marriage and Family Therapy, Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences

Office Location: Crean Hall 132F

Office Hours: Tuesday 6-7pm, Wednesday 6-7pm, and Thursday 2-4pm

Education:: California State University, Long Beach, Bachelor of Arts
Antioch University Los Angeles, Master of Arts
Northcentral University AZ, Doctorate Mrrge & Fmly Thrpy

Biography

Julie Payne is an Clinical Assistant Professor in MFT within the Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences at Chapman University. She earned her Doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy at Northcentral University in 2022. She graduated from Antioch University in Los Angeles with her M.A. in Clinical Psychology in 2007 and Cal State Long Beach in 2005 with a B.A. in Psychology. Julie has been a Marriage and Family therapist at the Peninsula Center for Children & Families and is the CEO and Founder of Thrive in Schools which provides training and support to school districts and their employees. Julie is a Clinical Fellow in AAMFT, TAMFT, HAMRT, and CAMFT.

Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications: Barron, A., Payne, J., Prange, B., Perez, A. (2024, July/August). Dating Struggles: Young Adults Coming from Parental Divorce. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4). https://ftm.aamft.org/dating-struggles-young-adults-coming-from-parental-divorce/; Beall, V., Martinez, S., Payne, J. (2024, July/August). Empowering Young Females: The Role of MFTs in Mitigating Body Image Concerns in the Digital Era. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Felix, M., Payne, J., & Forslund, A. (2024, July/August). Bridging the Gap between ABA and the MFT Field in Supporting Minority Families. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., Chamorro, N., Castillo, V. (2024, July/August). Breaking the Cycle: Understanding and Overcoming Insecure Attachment in Relationships. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., & Chiu, B. (2024, July/August). Breaking the Stigma Surrounding Male Infertility. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., Jimenez, D., & Licona, K. (2024, July/August). How Technoference Breaks Down Families: What MFTs Need to Know. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., Miranda, K., & Ochoa, A. (2024, July/August). Understanding the Second-Generation Experience. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., Diddee, R., & Tamory, K. (2024, July/August). Anything is Paws-ible: Animal-assisted Therapy in School-based Settings. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J. Arias, P., & Franco, J. (2024, July/August). Are You Even Intimacy-informed? Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., Shehan, Z., Massey, B., & Ting, M. (2024, July/August). Tuning into Therapy: Using Music to Address Client No-Shows in Marriage & Family Therapy. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., Sy, K., & Koh, J. (2024, July/August). Cultural Blindness in Mental Healthcare: Navigating the Barriers for Asian Americans. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Platter, M., Payne, J., & Siongco, A. (2024, July/August). Child Sexual Abuse: What Can We Do? Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Rose, P., Payne, J., & Baum, V. (2024, July/August). Barriers to Trauma-Informed Eating Disorder Treatment. Family Therapy Magazine, 23(4).; Payne, J., Vartanian, A., & Sampson, J. (2024, September/October). From Compassion Satisfaction to Burnout: How MFTs Can Support Caring Professionals.

Dr. Julie Payne

Biography

Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications

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