Psychology Department

Juliet Dinkha

B.A, M.A, Psy.D (USA)
Licensed Clinical Psychologist (USA)
Associate Professor (AUK)

•Licensed Clinical Psychologist -USA
•Associate Professor of Psychology at the American University of Kuwait (AUK) since 2005
•Bachelor degree in Psychology from Purdue University
•Master and Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University.
•Published various professional papers and presented at local and international conferences. Her research focuses on cultural issues as it relates to body image, identity, depression, violence prevention, discrimination, motivation and individual satisfaction.
•Teaches a variety of psychology courses where she engages her students in current research projects, and offers internship and independent study opportunities for those students who are interested in a graduate career in clinical psychology.
•Psychologist in private practice whereby she provides personal Coaching/Consultation/ Psychotherapy/Trainings to a diverse client population.
•Extensive clinical experiences working in the Middle East as well as the United States of America.

Abstract: Gender culture and organizational attainment	View
Abstract: Cross cultural study of violence prevention	View
Abstract: Motivation and job satisfaction among women employees in Kuwait	View
Abstract: Social tension and suicide among domestic workers in Kuwait	View
Abstract: Gendered Reality professional identity and women of color in higher education	View
Abstract: Memory and subjectivity among Kuwaiti youths	View
Abstract: Psychological well being of Adolescents immigrant students	View
Abstract: Understanding Depression	View
Abstract: Using digital technology to promote effective education on violence prevention	View
Abstract: Altruism and social learning in Kuwait	View
Abstract: Cultural influences affecting Asian women teaching in Kuwait	View
Abstract: Educational attainment and career success in the GCC	View
Abstract: How identity is constructed	View
Abstract: The Implications of gender differences and choice of coping strategies on levels of self esteem among adolescents in Kuwait	View
Abstract: Psychological impact on gender segregation	View
Abstract: Attachment styles and intimate television viewing	View
Abstract: The effect of gender and culture on coping strategies	View
Abstract: Recognizing the warning signs of violence across the lifespan	View
Abstract: The Relationship among TV Violence, Aggression, Anti-Social Behaviors and Parental Mediation	View
Abstract: the Risk of Depression and Suicide among University Students of Kuwait	View
Abstract: The Effects of Gender and Culture on Coping Strategies	View
Abstract: Subcultural Narratives of Pediatric Chronic Illness in the Arab Community	View
Abstract: RECOGNIZING THE WARNING SIGNS OF VIOLENCE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: SAMPLES FROM KUWAIT AND THE USA	View
Abstract: Perceived Discrimination in the Arabian Gulf, The Case of Migrant Labor in Kuwait	View
Abstract: A Body of Dissatisfaction: a Study of the Effects of Media Imperialism in Kuwait	View
Abstract: Body Image	View

THERAPY, ASSESSMENT, TRAINING

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CIK Christmas Gala Dinner Coverage in Kuwait Times	View
Trip to the Rehabilitation Center and Kuwait Center for Mental Health	View
Dr. Juliet Dinkha	View
Stop Violence	View
Press Release: General Membership Meeting "Back to Business and Networking Night with U.S. Embassy Staff"	View
Panel Discussion	View
Faculty Achievements	View
The American University of Kuwait (AUK) Hosts a Talk by Microsoft	View
Depression Brochure	View
The American University of Kuwait hosts Anti-violence Forum	View
Press Release: General Membership Meeting - Millennium Hotel	View
ARAB AMERICANS AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES	View
Correspondence Magazine: Kaizen Center - Leadership Training	View
Correspondance Magazine: Employee Assistance Program in Kuwait	View
The American Corner at AUK: ARAB AMERICANS AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES	View
Faculty Highlight: Dr. Juliet Dinkha & Dr. Nisrine Aboul-Hosn	View
TALKING KAIZEN: Interview With Dr. Juliet Dinkha And Dr. Nisrine Aboul-Hosn	View