Licensure

Full Licensure as a Psychologist in Michigan, 1986.
License # 6301002761

Limited Licensure as a Psychologist in Michigan, 1979-1986

Professional Experience

Clinical

Private Practice, Ann Arbor, psychotherapy, assessment, consultation, supervision, 1988

Clinical Psychologist, Huron Valley Consultation Center, Utilization Review Chair, 1984

Staff Psychologist, Washtenaw Community Mental Health, 1984

Clinical Psychologist, Associated Counseling Services, 1983

Staff Psychologist, Eastern Michigan University, Snow Health Service, 1983

Associate Clinical Psychologist, University of Massachusetts Mental Health, 1981

Staff Psychologist, Jackson-Hillsdale Community Mental Health, Continuing Care, 1978

Clinical Assistant, Lafayette Clinic, Adult Services, 1975

Administrative

Director of Counseling Services, Adrian College, 1984

Acting Program Manager, Jackson-Hillsdale Community Mental Health, Continuing Care, 1979

Teaching

Instructor, Unitarian Church, Intimate Communications, 2005 +

Instructor, Central Michigan University, Psychology Department, 1977

Professional
Training

Intern Psychologist, University of Massachusetts’ Mental Health Service

Neuropsychological Intern, Midland Hospital Neurology Department

Practicum Psychologist, Central Michigan University Psychology Clinic

Practicum Psychologist, Ypsilanti Regional Psychiatric Hospital

Student Clinical Assistant, Lafayette Clinic, Adult Inpatient Services

Types of Treatment: crisis intervention; brief, short-term and long-term psychotherapy; individual, couple, family and group.

Populations: preschool, child, adolescent, college student, adult, geriatric.

Orientation: eclectic use of psychodynamic and behavioral interventions

Specialized Skills: psychological assessment, hypnosis, relaxation techniques, thought stopping, desensitization, pain and memory management, child play therapy.

Specific Diagnostic Populations: anxiety, depression, gender and identity issues; borderline, bipolar, dissociative and obsessive-compulsive disorders; trauma/ sexual abuse.

Psychoeducational Teaching: self-esteem, assertiveness, social skills, college lifeskills, relationship skills.

American Association of University Women

Michigan Psychoanalytic Council

American Association for the Advancement of Science

Michigan Women Psychologists

American Psychological Association – Division 29

Michigan Psychological Association

Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce

International Society for the Study of Dissociation

Association for the Advancement of Psychology

Michigan International Association of Infant Mental Health

Doctor of Psychology, Central Michigan University

Master of Science in Psychology, Eastern Michigan University

Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Wayne State University