Biography
Dr. Monroe is a licensed and practicing psychologist with Diane Langberg & Associates. His primary passion lies in enabling the church to minister to hurting individuals and his focus is helping counselors build effective counseling skills and relationships so that lives may be transformed. Other interests include global trauma recovery, ethics, racial reconciliation, and addiction. A requested speaker, Phil’s contributions to the wider counseling community include articles, book chapters, and numerous presentations at conferences. He lives in Roslyn, PA with his wife, Kim, and their two sons.
Education
BA, Berkshire Christian College
MAR, Westminster Theological Seminary
MA, Wheaton College
PsyD, Wheaton College
Areas of Expertise
Effective Counseling Skills
Global Mental Health
Ethics
Racial Reconciliation
Sexual Addictions
Critical Thinking Skills
Posts from Phil
Should You Get A Doctorate in Counseling or Psychology?
August 12, 2018
In recent weeks, I have had several students ask me about the pros/cons of doctoral programs in psychology. I would point those who know they want to attend a traditional clinical psychology program to this book by the APA. It offers lots of helpful data on programs and what they require.
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