Our professors are distinguished scholars, active researchers, published writers, and faithful Christians who demonstrate what it means to be both Christ-followers and leaders in their academic fields. As mentors and role models, they play a huge role in the integration of faith and learning at Bethel.
Program Directors & Lead Faculty
Jennifer Nelson
Program Director | jen94387@bethel.edu | Started at Bethel: 2015
Clinical Supervision and Training; Trauma and Loss; Identity Development; Relationship Development; and Issues of Faith and Spirituality in the therapeutic process
Faculty
Jeffrey Berryhill
Adjunct Instructor | j-berryhill@bethel.edu | Started at Bethel: 2010
Dr. Berryhill is trained as a clinical psychologist. He typically teaches courses in psychopathology and ethics in the graduate counseling program, and he has co-taught the history of psychology study abroad course with undergraduates. In his counseling practice, Dr. Berryhill offers individual counseling for adolescents, adults, couples, and families. He works with a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, ADHD, and relationship problems. He also does diagnostic, pre-ministry and. . . read more.
Herb Grant
Adjunct Professor | h-grant@bethel.edu | Started at Bethel: 2012
Dr. Grant's clinical and research interests focus on couples therapy, mental health for underserved populations and clinical supervision.
Krystal Humphreys
Assistant Professor of Counseling | k-d-humphreys@bethel.edu | Started at Bethel: 2017
Research Includes: Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking; Non-Suicidal Self-Injury; and Children and Adolescents in Military families.
Peter Jankowski
Associate Professor of Counseling | pjankows@bethel.edu | Started at Bethel: 2004
Jankowski’s research focuses on differentiation of self and spirituality; forgiveness; faith integration in psychotherapy; narrative and experiential therapy; and clinical supervision.
Jason Li
Professor of Psychology | j-li@bethel.edu | Started at Bethel: 1985
Li focuses his research on cross-cultural and multi-cultural competence in counseling. He also has a passion for exploring the integration of psychological and Christian perspectives in counseling.