Roxanne Rassti is a dedicated psychologist specializing in forensic and psychological assessment, currently making significant contributions as an Adjunct Professor at Colorado State University. In this role, she teaches an online section of Forensic Psychology during the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters, where she leverages...
Roxanne Rassti is a dedicated psychologist specializing in forensic and psychological assessment, currently making significant contributions as an Adjunct Professor at Colorado State University. In this role, she teaches an online section of Forensic Psychology during the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters, where she leverages her extensive expertise to engage students in the complexities of the field. Her teaching approach is informed by her practical experience as a forensic psychologist with the California Department of State Hospitals, where she conducts critical evaluations related to competency to stand trial, restoration of sanity, and the intricacies of mentally disordered offender laws.
Roxanne's commitment to education is evident in her ability to translate complex psychological concepts into accessible learning experiences for her students. She integrates real-world case studies and contemporary research into her curriculum, fostering a dynamic learning environment that encourages critical thinking and application of psychological principles. Her skills in psychological assessment, psychotherapy, and counseling psychology enhance her teaching, allowing her to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of forensic psychology's role within the broader mental health landscape.
In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Roxanne is a partner in various initiatives aimed at advancing mental health awareness and improving psychological services. Her proficiency in psychological testing and motivational interviewing equips her to mentor students and emerging professionals in the field, ensuring they are well-prepared to navigate the challenges of forensic psychology. Through her dual roles as a practitioner and educator, Roxanne Rassti exemplifies the integration of theory and practice, making her a valuable asset to both Colorado State University and the field of forensic psychology.