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| PhD | Clinical
Psychology, December 1985, The Clinical Psychology Program of the
University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
Knoxville, Tennessee.
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| Teaching
Certificate in Social Studies, Spring
1973, Temple University and Saint Joseph's College, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
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| BS | History,
May 1969, Saint Joseph's College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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| Employment | |||
| 1984- Present |
Clinical
Psychologist, Peninsula Hospital, Louisville, Tennessee.
From 1984 through 1985, I consulted at the hospital as a
psychological examiner. I
was employed as a staff psychologist from 1986 to 1991; and have served
as a consultant since that time. I
have held a variety of positions at the hospital during these years.
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| 1984-1988 | Provided psychological
assessments on the Adult Chemical Dependency Unit. Developed the Young Adult Program in Chemical Dependency in
1986 and served as Clinical Director of Chemical Dependency Program in
1987.
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| 1988-1993 | Worked with the Youth
Chemical Dependency Program, providing psychological assessments and
group psychotherapy. In 1990, I became the Clinical Director of the Adolescent
Program. After 1991, I
served as consultant to Adolescent Program, providing psychological
assessments.
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| 1993-1996 | Consulting
Psychologist to the Adult Psychiatric and Chemical Dependency Service,
providing primarily group psychotherapy
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| 1996-1999 | Consulting
Psychologist to the Diagnostic and Evaluation Unit of the Adolescent
Service, providing group psychotherapy and psychological evaluations for
teenagers in state custody.
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| 1999- Present |
Consulting
Psychologist to the Adult Psychiatric and Chemical Dependency Service,
providing primarily group psychotherapy
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| 1999- Present |
Consulting
Psychologist to Anderson County School System, providing psychological
assessments for determination of need for special education services.
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| 1987- Present |
Private
practice, Knoxville, Tennessee - Individual and family psychotherapy
with adolescents, children and adults.
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| 1981-1984 | Psychological examiner, Clinical Psychology staff at Ridgeview Hospital, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, providing psychological evaluations and group psychotherapy in the Adolescent In-Patient Program. | ||
| 1980-1981 | Clinical
Psychology staff member, Cherokee Mental Health Center, Morristown,
Tennessee, providing out-patient services including child, adolescent,
and adult individual, and group psychotherapy.
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| 1978-1980 | Clinical
Psychology staff member, Judge Baker Guidance Center, Boston
Massachusetts, providing consultation and psychological services for the
Department of Children's Services in Lowell, Massachusetts.
I was member of a team of clinicians that provided specialized
services to families identified as being at-risk for child abuse and
neglect.
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| 1977-1978 | Clinical
psychology internship at Judge Baker Guidance Center-Children's
Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. Primary
responsibilities included individual psychotherapy with adolescents on
the Psychosomatic Unit of Children's Hospital, and out-patient
individual and family psychotherapy with children.
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| 1975-1977 | Clinical
Psychology Intern, Helen Ross McNabb Center, Knoxville, Tennessee. Primary responsibilities
included group psychotherapy in the Day Treatment Program and individual
psychotherapy in the Adult Out-Patient Service.
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| 1974-1975 | School
Psychology Intern, Sevier County Schools, Sevierville, Tennessee.
Developed and implemented plan for psychoeducational assessment
and services throughout county system.
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| 1973-1974 | Psychology
Intern, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, conducting observations of
children and families in a variety of settings as part of research
project of Robert G. Wahler, PhD.
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| 1971-1973 | Staff
member and Teacher, Philadelphia Psychiatric Center-Irving Schwartz
Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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| 1970-1971 | Substitute
teacher, Philadelphia School System, Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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Professional Activities |
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| Member of
American Psychological Association, Divisions 35, 39 and 42, Tennessee
Psychological Association, Knoxville Area Psychological Association,
Appalachian Psychoanalytic Society, National Register of Health Services
Providers, National Coalition of Mental Health Professionals and
Consumers.
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| Past-President
of Section IV (Local Chapters), Division 39 (Psychoanalysis) of the
American Psychological Association.
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| Editor
Psychologist Psychoanalyst, Newsletter of the Division of
Psychoanalysis (39) of the American Psychological Association.
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| Chair:
Continuing Education Committee of the Division of Psychoanalysis
(39) of the American Psychological Association.
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| Board
Member and Editor of the Newsletter: National Coalition of Mental Health
Professionals and Consumers.
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| Chair:
Committee on Ethics, National Coalition of Mental Health
Professionals and Consumers.
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| Secretary
for Appalachian Psychoanalytic Society.
Recently completed term as president of this organization.
Continue to serve as the Chair of the Education Committee.
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| Chair:
Public Policy Committee, Mental Health Association of Greater
Knoxville
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Publications |
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| The Work of
Emmanuel Ghent
Paper presented at Appalachian Psychoanalytic Society workshop,
Spring, 1995
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| Selected
random thoughts
Tennessee Psychologist Newsletter.
April/May, 1996
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| The new
informants
Tennessee Psychologist Newsletter.
June/July, 1996
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| Managed
privacy
Tennessee Psychologist Newsletter.
August/September, 1996, pp.14-15.
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| The scandal
of psychoanalysis
Tennessee Psychologist Newsletter.
October/November, 1996
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| Polyphemos'
cave: Response to the paper, The importance of not knowing in
psychoanalysis,
by Thomas Campbell, PhD, presented
at the Nashville Scholars Symposium, November, 1996.
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| Confidence
in psychotherapy - an analytic inquiry.
Paper presented at a Symposium on Confidentiality at the
Tennessee Psychological Association Annual Convention, November, 1996.
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| Death
throes of managed care
East Tennessee Coalition Newsletter.
Winter, 1997.
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| Current
approaches to the addictions.
Paper presented at the Spring Meeting of the Knoxville Area
Psychological Association, 1997.
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| Beyond
blitkrieg: affect theory and drive.
Paper presented at the Nashville Scholars Symposium of the
Appalachian Psychoanalytic Society and Nashville Psychotherapy
Institute, 1998
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| Mene, mene
ways of interpretation.
Paper presented at the Fall Meeting of the Southeast Florida
Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology, 1998
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| In nomine
patris: ethics and managed care.
Paper presented at the 50th Anniversary Symposium of the UT Psychology
Clinic, 1998
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| Dissonance
and discord: out of the imbroglio of managed care.
Paper presented at the Knoxville Scholars Symposium of the
Appalachian Psychoanalytic Society, March, 1999.
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| The
unconscious does not ex-ist. Paper
presented at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological
Association, August, 1999.
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| References: Available upon request | |||