Dr. Paula V. Boulware-Brown is a clinical psychologist in the states of Pennsylvania and Virginia. Dr. Brown has worked in the field of psychology in varying capacities for 29 years. Most prominently she has held leadership roles as a psychologist in several dual diagnosis treatment facilities including the US Navy and Caron Treatment Center.

Presently she serves as the Associate and Training Director of psychological services at Caron Treatment Centers. Dr. Brown also serves as an adjunct faculty at West Chester and Alvernia Universities. In this capacity, she is charged with training the next generation of psychologists. Additionally, she enjoys consultation and working with professionals looking to enhance their vocational goals. Dr. Brown’s theoretical orientation is Cognitive Behavioral Theory, she holds specialized training in evidence-based psychotherapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, and marriage and family therapy. She holds a BA in Psychology from Messiah College, an MS in Counseling Psychology, an MA in Clinical Psychology, and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Regent University.

Dr. Brown is the author of “Eagles Don’t Eat Chicken Food,” an inspirational book offering strategies for overcoming life’s obstacles with the goal of self-actualization. Dr. Brown uniquely integrates psychology and theology, promoting health and healing through this unique lens. Dr. Brown is married to Pastor Jamal D. Brown, and they have two daughters: Janiyah and Jasmine Brown. The Browns have been united in covenant for 30 years, together they pastor the Family Restoration Worship Center.