Dr. Linden specializes in Consulting Psychology, focused on the understanding of the human mind to improve and develop products, technology, and performance. With over 30 years of experience, she has gained expertise in this field. She was the past president of Linden-Collins & Associates where she created an international seminar company focused on training healthcare professionals to manage high-risk patients in the United States and Canada.

Dr. Linden had also served as an expert witness in many forensic cases. She has consulted with management professionals in higher education as well as school systems, the military, the courts and insurance industry.

She has collaborated with the Teachers College at Columbia University, Department of Health and Behavioral Studies, Centre for Health Equity and Urban Science Education, and the Research group on Health Equity and AFCC to conceptualize a critical program on the development of the adolescent brain and degree of criminal liability. This program brought together national experts discussing the effects of trauma, cultural disparities, and degree of past disruptive and criminal behaviors as they relate to judicial liability, and was published in the Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy, Volume 15, 2016. To read the full introduction click here.