Dr. Russell-Chapin is currently a co-director for the Center for Collaborative Brain Research, which partners with the Illinois Neurological Institute. Dr. Russell-Chapin practices part-time in private counseling and consultation and serves as the national chair for the Neurocounseling Interest Network, a professional network of the American Counseling Association.
She has presented workshops internationally on issues including clinical supervision, neurofeedback, epigenetics, and self-regulation. She is published in various state, national and international journals and has authored multiple books on psychology-related subjects.
Awards:
- William T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence
- Burlington Northern Foundation Jr. Faculty Achievement Award for Teaching
- University Putnam Award winner for excellence in teaching
- The National Thelma Duffy Creativity Counseling Award for innovation in the counseling profession
- The Samuel Rothberg Award for Professional Excellence in Research.