Dr. Gibson assists in training staff on ethical and professional issues when utilizing telemental health modalities, serves as the case manager for CAPS telemental health clientele, and provides general individual and group counseling services to students. He earned his doctorate in counseling psychology from the University of Albany, State University of New York in 2017. He completed his doctoral internship at CAPS during the same year. His primary theoretical orientation is Interpersonal-Process; however, he also utilizes other theories and techniques including Psychodynamic theory (Object-Relations), Person-Centered theory, CBT, ACT and mindfulness practices. His professional interests include clinical supervision, personality disorders, attachment difficulties, OCD and integrating mindfulness practices into everyday life.