About
Dr. Glenn I. Masuda is a native of Los Angeles, CA. He received his undergraduate degree in Psychology at the University of Southern California. His Masters and Doctorate degrees were earned at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington. He is currently a licensed psychologist in the state of California. He is currently the Associate Divisional Director at the Pacific Clinics Asian Pacific Family Center in Rosemead, California, where he has been working since its opening in 1986. The Asian Pacific Family Center provides culturally and linguistically appropriate behavioral health services to low-income, monolingual non-English speaking Asian Pacific Islanders residing in the San Gabriel Valley. He was formerly the Program Director of the Child, Youth and Family Services. His specialty areas are in adolescent psychology, family therapy, community interventions, as well as diversity competency training. Dr. Masuda is also a founding faculty member of the Pacific Clinics Training Institute. Dr. Masuda has also served as a part-time core faculty member (Associate Professor) in the Multi-Cultural Community Psychology emphasis area at the California School of Professional Psychology, at Alliant International University, Los Angeles Campus. He has taught classes since 1990 in Professional Development, Ethnic Minority Mental Health, Community Psychology, Interventions with Multicultural Adolescents and the Intercultural Laboratory, which focuses on developing cross-cultural competency skills. He has made numerous presentations and provides training seminars to mental health, education, law enforcement, medical and journalism professionals.
