Tricia Hudson

Chair and Professor of Human Services and Counseling

College of Health and Human Sciences

Bio

My training and expertise are in agency, community, educational Institute, and private practice with individuals dealing with mental health, substance abuse, trauma, couples counseling, and children ages 5 and up as a certified play therapist for the past 20 years.

Degree

EdD in Counselor Education and Supervision

Argosy University of Denver

MA in Community Counseling

University of Northern Colorado

BS in Human Services

Metropolitan State University of Denver

Other in

Aurora Community College

Published Works

Hudson-Matthew, N. T., Worthy, C. S. (2024, November). Importance of Facilitating Cross-Cultural Online Discussion. Published by InScience Press.
Wark, L., Milliken, T., Kerewsky, S., Hudson-Matthew, T. (2019). Ethics Education in Human Services: Course Context and Teaching Activities. Journal of Human Services,
Hudson-Matthew, N. T. (2017, July (3rd Quarter/Summer)). Parental Influence on College Students Problem Drinking. IATED.
Hudson-Matthew, N. T. (2017). Training Educational Staff in Motivational Interviewing. IATED,
Hudson, N. T., Arlen, C. (2013). Ethics: Many Shades of Grey. , www.nationalhumanservices.org
Worthy, C. S., Bagwell, L. B., Hudson, N. T. (2013). Parent/Child Stress in Families Experiencing Domestic Violence. Human Services Today/College of Education and Human Services, UnMmmmmof Wisconsin Oshkosh, (Winter 2013), N/A. http://www.uwosh.edu/hst/?p=251.

Research Interests

My scholarly interests are in mental health, ethics, equality and inclusion, domestic violence, self-esteem, addiction, grief and loss, and motivational interviewing techniques.