Terence Lynn, PhD, CAGS, LMHC
Graduate Psychology
Associate Professor
Phone:
(413) 205-3210
Email:
terence.lynn@aic.edu
Biography
Dr. Lynn has been teaching psychology for more than twenty-five years. He was previously at the College of New Jersey, Department of Psychology, and the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City.
Profile
He is a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts and has worked in the law enforcement, mental health, and forensic fields for more than three decades. Dr. Lynn’s research interests include masculinity and male identity development, police psychology, and the intersectionality of law enforcement and behavioral health.
Dr. Lynn was the principal creator of the NYPD Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) program; he oversaw the psychological training for the NYPD Hostage Negotiation Training (HNT) at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice; and was one of the developers of the Police-Mental Collaboration (PMHC) Model and Law Enforcement Training Sites Program for the US Bureau of Justice Administration (BJA). He is a graduate of the 110th NH State Police Academy and the 6590 Massachusetts Police Training Academy.
Tags
Psychology | Criminal Justice | Law Enforcement | Mental Health | Forensic Psychology | Masculinity | Male Identity Development | Police Psychology | Crisis Intervention