James Link, PsyD, LP
- Associate Professor of Psychology
- Catholic Studies Endowed Chair
About Me
I am a licensed psychologist who has been in private practice for nearly 15 years. My professional area of interest has been in the integration of theology and psychology - both in theory and in my clinical practice. My practice has focused primarily on individual and marital therapy, along with performing a wide range of psychological assessments and evaluations for numerous referral agencies and Catholic Dioceses in the upper Midwest. I also serve as an expert witness on annulment cases for various Diocesan Tribunals. I look forward to sharing this clinical experience and knowledge with colleagues and students.
Why I’m At MaryI came to the University of Mary because of the emphasis on the integration of faith and reason within a broader framework of Benedictine values. As a Benedictine Oblate myself, I cannot imagine a more ideal setting to share my love of theology and psychology and to help shape and influence the next generation of mental health professionals.
Expertise
I specialize in the integration of faith and spirituality within the domain of psychology and strive to treat the whole person from a Catholic-based anthropology. I have a graduate education in both theology and psychology from the University of St. Thomas.
Education
PsyD: University of St. Thomas, 2008
MA: University of St. Thomas, 2004
BS (Social Work): Minot State University, 1997