Biography:

Dr. Coppock earned a doctorate in Counselor Education from The University of Toledo, a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Bowling Green State University, and a master of divinity from United Theological Seminary.  Dr. Coppock is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with supervision endorsement in Ohio (2002), is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania (2007), and is a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC, 2010). Dr. Coppock has accumulated clinical experience in college counseling, community mental health counseling, employee assistance counseling, private practice, and with a hospital-based wellness clinic.  Dr. Coppock employs Cognitive Behavioral, solution-focused, and interpersonal process therapy techniques in treatment of mood disorders, anxiety disorders, emotional and behavioral issues. 

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Dr. Coppock joined the Clinical Mental Health Counseling faculty at Gannon University in 2007 where he served as CMHC Program Director and Chair of the Psychology and Counseling Department.  Dr. Coppock retired from Gannon University in 2021 and has expanded to more client hours at Northshore. Dr. Coppock has focused on counseling outcome research, specifically on hope as a predictor for change.  Dr. Coppock likes to relax with regular exercise, hiking, movies, and travel to Manitoulin Island, Ontario.