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Paula Alderette

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Social Science

Hillyer College

alderette@hartford.edu 860.768.4926 Hillyer Hall 107B

Education

EJD, Concord University School of Law

MS, University of Bridgeport

BS, Assumption College

Paula Alderette is an asstant professor of psychology. She teaches Psychological Foundations, Personality, and Abnormal Psychology.

"Teaching Hillyer students is an opportunity to have an exchange (small group, open conversation) about them in the context of studying Psychology," she says. "I get to really know them."

Alderette's research interests include:

Mental health law
Psychotherapeutic treatment of trauma

EMDR in public practice
Failure to thrive infants in family therapy
Homebased family therapy