Natalie Cox Herndon, PhD - The International Association for Jungian Studies

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Name	Natalie Cox Herndon, PhD
My interests are...	Natalie Cox Herndon, PhD is a Licensed Clincal Pyschologist in private practice at Herndon Psychotherapy and Evaluation, PLLC, in the Salt Lake City metro area. She is also owner and chair of the Archetypology of Everyday Life Project, AEL, a group providing professional continuing education in depth psychology. Dr. Herndon’s areas of interest include: issues of abuse and trauma, anxiety, panic, depression, substance abuse, identity issues, relationships, and the study of depth, analytic and archetypal psychology.
What are your most influential books...	Revisioning Psychology (Hillman, 1974)
Education	Dr. Herndon received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Jackson State University in 2011, her MS in Counseling Psychology from Abilene Christian University in 2001, and her BS in Psychology from Harding University in 1996. She completed her APA approved internship at Valley Mental Health in Salt Lake City, Utah where she worked in the Masters Program for clients ages 55 and up, and at ARTEC Intensive Day Treatment for children and adolescents. She completed a two year post-doc at Center for Family Evaluation and Treatment in Salt Lake City. She is licensed both as a Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Mental Health Therapist in Utah and has been practicing in the field of psychology for nearly 20 years.
In which country & city are you located?	USA, Salt Lake City, Utah
Professional degrees & affiliations.	Dr. Herndon became a committee member of Archetypology of Everyday Life in 2010. Also, she previously served as a board member of the Abilene Board of Mental Health, was a representative to the Association for Professional Psychology, and is a lifetime member of the National Honor Society for Psychology, Psi Chi. She is currently a professional member of the American Psychological Association (APA), the International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS), the Utah Psychological Association (UPA), the Association for Women in Psychology (AWP), and Women in Private Practice (WPP).