Stephen P. Greggo, PsyD

Stephen P. Greggo is associate professor of Pastoral Counseling and Psychology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois. He has been at Trinity since January 1996.

Dr. Greggo is a licensed psychologist and has a variety of both ministry and counseling experiences. He has been the Director of Professional Practice for Christian Counseling Associates in Albany, New York, for seventeen years. In this capacity he provides consultation services year round and sees select clients in the summer months. Dr. Greggo recently served as interim director of the Trinity Counseling Center. Over the years, he has been involved with families and adolescents as a school psychologist and youth pastor.

Dr. Greggo has several recent publications and national presentations: Soul Origin: Revisiting Creationist and Traducianist Theological Perspectives in Light of Current Trends in Developmental Psychology; Shepherding, Supervision and Intimacy: Christian Counselors as Authentic Chameleons; Autonomy, Attachment, and Adolescent-Parent Relational Strain in Christian Families; Practitioner Attitudes Regarding Managed Mental Health Care; Artistic Integration: Theological foundations for case-level integration in Christian counseling; When Science and Cyberspace Clash: Integrating Soul Care in Changing Delivery Systems; The Virtues of Talk Therapy for the Aging; Christian Therapists in Alphabet Soup; Essentials of Small Group Work; Software for Counselors; and Amazing Adolescents: Aliens, Adversaries, or Allies? Dr. Greggo was guest editor for an adolescent-themed edition of Marriage and Family: A Christian Journal (vol. 6:3, 2003).

Dr. Greggo has provided consultation support on Christian counseling to a seminary in the Czeck Republic and taught counseling courses in Brazil and the Philippines. He is on the Midwest board of the Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS).