Fostering Consulting Psychology connections for professional and personal fulfillment
BUILDING A SUPPORT PEER NETWORK
SCP members share a unifying commitment to apply psychological insights for the success of individuals, groups, and organizations. The Community Domain’s goal is to foster a collegial, friendly atmosphere nurturing and celebrating our members’ professional and personal accomplishments. As we continuously expand the knowledge base of our profession, we also work to create a supportive, intellectually robust community that offers valuable insights and useful resources.
We offer members various ways to stay abreast of the latest research in the Consulting Psychology field, further their careers, and expand their network, reach, and impact. Resources and tools available to the SCP community include: access to member directory, interest groups, conferences, mentoring, grant eligibility, education programs, and leadership opportunities.
Leverage connections to maximize your membership’s value: SCP exists for you.
Community Domain Team Members:
Daniel Lattimore, PhD, NCC,
Community Domain Lead:
Dr. Lattimore is dedicated to using his research and applied work to advocate for the mental well-being of individuals, groups, organizations, and communities. He currently serves as the Community Domain Chair for American Psychological Association Division 13, the Society of Consulting Psychology. His duties include championing the values-driven actions of the division, networking with other consulting professionals, and facilitating regional gatherings for membership. A proud Black, first-generation counseling and consulting psychologist with 15 years of experience in higher education and nonprofit organizations, Daniel brings expertise in facilitation, interpersonal communication, developmental evaluation, strategic decision- making, and identifying strength in community. He earned both a bachelor’s in psychology and a bachelor’s in biomedical sciences from the University of South Florida, followed by a master’s in science in clinical mental health counseling from Marquette University, and a PhD in psychology with a focus on counseling from the University of Memphis. He currently resides in Cincinnati, Ohio and enjoys performing sketch comedy, short and long-form improvisation, and playing his violin from time to time.
Anika Wilson, PHR, PhD
Community IT Lead:
Dr. Anika Wilson, PHR, is an accomplished leader with a rich academic background including a Bachelor’s degree from Florida A&M University (cum laude), a Master’s in Psychology, and a PhD in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, both from Capella University.
A respected voice in her field, Dr. Wilson has held board positions with Blacks in IO, the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP), LikeMinded Ladies, and the Infinite Women’s Network. She also hosts the podcast “Your Voice; Your Power,” and developed the NBG Pro Suite, a software designed to assist practitioners and professionals in optimizing their systems and operations to best serve their clients.
As a certified Digital Marketing & E-Commerce professional, she expertly integrates organizational development principles with AI strategies to optimize organizational performance. In 2018, Dr. Wilson founded Nobody Greater, LLC, through which she has empowered over 500 companies and leaders via conferences, a podcast, programs, and coaching, working to advance entrepreneurial leadership beyond resource limitations.
Globally recognized, Dr. Wilson is passionate about bridging gaps in technology, equitable compensation, and opportunities for diverse leaders. She is also a proud military spouse, neurodivergent leader, and woman of faith.
Alexandra Robelo, PsyD
Community Domain Early Career and Graduate Student Lead:
Dr. Alexandra Robelo, Psy.D., is a health psychology resident at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She recently earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from The George Washington University and will begin her postdoctoral fellowship at Brickell Psychology in Miami, Fl in the fall of 2025.
Her clinical training spans community mental health, school-based services, and academic medical centers. She has worked across a range of medical specialties, including bariatric surgery, burn care, integrative medicine, urology, addiction and pain medicine, and pediatric hematology/oncology and bone marrow transplant. Her work is grounded in the belief that health outcomes improve when care addresses the whole person, not just their symptoms, and recognizes the interconnectedness of mind and body. Her time as a clinician has underscored the importance of flexibility -in both providers and the structures that support them- in order to meet patients where they are and foster sustainable, long-term well-being.
With a background in Management Consulting from the University of Notre Dame and early career experience in the consulting field, Dr. Robelo brings a systems-oriented lens to her work. She hopes to use her background to support organizations in building cultures that are not only effective, but also adaptive and responsive to the people they serve.
Through her role on the Society for Consulting Psychology’s Community Domain Team, she looks forward to fostering connection and dialogue among members, creating space for meaningful exchange, collaboration, and community within the organization.
Bob Hoople, DBH
Community Domain Analyst:
Dr. Bob Hoople is currently a Sport Psychology Consultant at DBH Sport Psych Consulting LLC and Assistant Professor in Applied Psychology at SUNY Cobleskill. Dr. Hoople has taught at the university level for the past fifteen years and worked primarily with individual athletes and teams from 2012-2020 and more recently the past two years in coaching and consulting with athletes, teams, businesses, healthcare workers and law enforcement utilizing his expertise in Sport and Performance Psychology. Dr. Hoople has also taught over twenty college courses within the Psychology discipline.
Robin Daniels-Joyner, PhD, LMSW
SCP Past Presidents Speaker Series Community Liaison
Dr. Daniels-Joyner is a strategic leader with over 10 years of experience in faith-based leadership, community outreach, and organizational development. Blending business psychology and social work, Robin specializes in serving marginalized communities, designing bias-aware training for volunteers and staff, and aligning culture with mission. She is also skilled in applying behavioral insights to DEI strategy, leadership coaching, and ethical marketing especially as it relates to building trust and engagement in marginalized communities.