Candace N. Park is an Associate Professor in the University of the Cumberlands Department of Counseling. Dr. Park began her career providing clinical services and teaching at Nicholls State University, followed by the University of South Alabama. She has taught courses on marriage, couples and family counseling, human sexuality, addiction, grief and crisis, counseling theory, clinical supervision, and qualitative research. She has guest lectured, presented, and/or published on topics such as ethics, supervision, gatekeeping, multicultural counseling and social justice advocacy, grief and loss, and program assessment. Her research interests include gatekeeping, program development, and grief and loss. She is a member of ACA and ACES, as well as SACES, KCA, and ALCA. She resides in Prairieville, LA, with her spouse, two children, and four dogs. She enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, tending to her orchids, and being outside as much as possible.

PhD Counselor Education and Supervision, University of New Orleans, 2015
MA Counseling, Emphasis in Marriage and Family, East Tennessee State University, 2008
BS Psychology, University of New Orleans, 2006

  • Jackson-Walker, N., Park, C. N., Hawkins, T., & Brown, K. (Accepted for Publication). Feminist couples and family counseling. In J. Jodry & K. McCleskey (Eds.), Applications of Feminist Theory. Rowman & Littlefield.
  • Sutton, A., Han, E., Hawkins, T., & Park, C. N. (Accepted for Publication). Feminist research. In J. Jodry & K. McCleskey (Eds.), Applications of Feminist Theory. Rowman & Littlefield.
  • Park, C. N. (2024). Professionalism in counseling. In C. S. Kile & A. E. Dossaji (Eds). The practical application of ethics in professional counseling. Cognella.
  • Park, C. N., Hartman, J., & Laws, A. (July 2024). What was I Supposed to Say? Implications for Counselors in a Post-Roe America. Content session at the Association of Adult Development and Aging (AADA) Conference, Decatur, GA.
  • Park, C. N., Dossaji, A. E., & Randolph, A. (July 2024). Ethical Considerations and Practice Guidelines: Her Needs Matter: Intersectional Components of Grief for Women Across the Adultspan. Content session at the Association of Adult Development and Aging (AADA) Conference, Decatur, GA. 
  • Hartman, J., Park, C. N. & Laws, A. (March 2023). Association of Adult Development and Aging (AADA) 2023 Research Grant recipients. Research grant awarded for the qualitative study, The Lived Experience of Counselors Navigating Conversations with Clients on Abortion in a Post-Roe America.
  • Park, C. N. & Lyons, M. (November 2023). Much more than free labor: Utilizing and supporting counselors-in-training through the clinical experience. Content session at the Kentucky Counseling Association Conference, Louisville, KY.
  • Bunch, M., Park, C. N., Trogden, A., & Bonfini, J. (October 2023). You’ve been served: Effective strategies for new counselors navigating the legal system. Content session at the Association for Counselor Education & Supervision Conference, Denver, CO.
  • Rutigliano, B. E., Randolph, A. L., & Park, C. N. (2023). Understanding parents’ self-awareness of their parenting style(s) and its influences on their parenting choices: A grounded theory study, The Family Journal, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/10664807231163268
  • King, B. C., Taylor, C. D., Garcia, J. A., Cantrell, K. A. & Park, C. N. (2022) Ethics and ecotherapy: The shared experiences of ethical issues in practice, Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning, DOI: 10.1080/14729679.2022.2029512
  • Counseling
  • Ethics
  • Supervision

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