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Natalie Eick

Natalie

Eick

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Psy D; Doctoral Student in Clinical Psychology. 2020, Chicago School of Professional Psychology
MA; Clinical Psychology, 2015, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
BA; Psychology, 2012, MidAmerica Nazarene University
BA; Sociology, 2012, MidAmerica Nazarene University

neeick@mnu.edu
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  • Awarded the Jack and Emmor Barnell Psychology Scholarship.
  • Undergraduate Member of the Psi Chi Honors Society.
  • MidAmerica Nazarene University’s Senior Psychology Student of the Year, 2012-2013.
  • Awarded The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Merit Scholarship.
  • Student Affiliate Member of the American Psychological Association.
  • Student Member of the Christian Association for Psychological Studies.
  • Student Member of the Association for Play Therapy.
  • Eick, N. (2018) Into the Wild: A Critical Review of Soul Wilderness as a Psychological Construct and its Clinical Implications (Poster). Graduate Research Forum. Chicago, IL.
  • Eick, N. (2016). Communication and Conflict Resolution. Presentation conducted at Central DuPage Pastoral Counseling Center’s Pre-Marriage Workshop, Wheaton, IL.
  • Eick, N., Kirshner, S., Scalletto, L., & Horvitz, A. (2015). Two or Three Things I Know for Sure. Presentation conducted at the 7th Annual Child & Adolescent Research Conference of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, IL.
  • Eick, N. (2015). Family of Origin. Presentation conducted at Central DuPage Pastoral Counseling Center’s Pre-Marriage Workshop, Wheaton, IL.
  • Collazo, S., Eick, N., Locke, M., Smith, E.., & Stoltzfus, J. (2014). Play Therapy in Peru. Presentation conducted at the 6th Annual Child & Adolescent Research Conference of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, IL.