Danielle McDuffie, M.A

Danielle McDuffie, M.A Danielle McDuffie, M.A., is currently finishing her fourth year of the Clinical Geropsychology PhD program at the University of Alabama. Her research interests include minority aging (specifically African Americans/ individuals identifying as racially Black), bereavement, grief, religion, spirituality, and Positive Psychology. Danielle is originally from New Jersey, and received her B.A. in Psychology from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. She received her M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Alabama. When she's not engaged in school-related work, she enjoys art museums, brunch, reading for leisure, and the semi-regular episode (or two) of Spongebob Squarepants.

Being Black and a Clinician During 2020: A Trainee

By Danielle McDuffie, M.A on 4/9/21 - 1:26 PM

COVID and racism struck a dual blow to Black clients. In today's blog trainee Danielle McDuffie, MA shares her thoughts on what clinicians have learned in the quest to help them.