Misty Mann, Psy.D.

Areas of Expertise:

• Psychopathology
• Eating Disorders
• Feminist Psychology
• Integrated Primary Care

Biography: 

Misty Mann received her Psy.D. in clinical psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology and is a
licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Illinois. She is the current President of the Association of
Chicagoland Externship and Practicum Training (ACEPT). For the past decade, Dr. Mann has served as training faculty in various Psy.D. programs across the area and has successfully supported students with training,
taught a variety of courses, and chaired dissertations. Her professional clinical and research interests include
perinatal/reproductive mental health, body image and eating disorders, veterinarian mental health, and
integrated primary care. She is looking forward to working with students as a faculty member in the Clinical
Psychology Psy.D. Program at ISPP and being part of the NLU community.

Dr. Misty Mann completed her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology.
She is a licensed Clinical Psychologist in the state of Illinois and has obtained the Authority to Practice
Interjurisdictional Telepsychology from PSYPACT. Dr. Mann maintains a small private practice providing
individual therapy to diverse adults utilizing psychodynamic and feminist approaches. For the past decade she
has developed her expertise in training, teaching, and administration by serving as a training faculty in various
Psy.D. programs throughout the Chicagoland area. Currently, she is serving as an Associate Professor in the
Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program at NLU ISPP.

Dr. Mann's experience working with diverse individuals in a variety of settings, including college counseling, VA
medical center, private practice, and integrated primary care family medicine clinic, has informed her clinical,
scholarship, and teaching interests. She has taught courses on supervision and consultation, practicum
seminars, clinical interviewing, professional development, ethics, psychology of women, group, integrated
care, and dissertation seminars. Her primary clinical and scholarly interests include reproductive health,
feminist psychology, veterinarian mental health, primary care psychology, and eating and body image issues.
She has also co-authored book chapters on mental health and obesity and screening tools in primary care and
presented at state conferences on maternal mental health. Furthermore, she is a volunteer with Not One More
Vet, an organization working to decrease the suicide rate among Veterinarians. As a volunteer and Co-Chair of
Outreach, she participates in outreach events and the student group and designs and creates ideas for
outreach programs that promote greater mental health and awareness of resources.

Education:

• Psy.D., Clinical Psychology, Illinois School of Professional Psychology

Contact Information:

Email : mmann7@nl.edu
phone/fax: (312) 261-3711