Dr. Daniel D. Carpenter ("Dr. Dan")
Hi! I’m Dr. Dan Carpenter and I welcome you to my web page. On it, you’ll find some of my recommended links to sites dealing mostly with health issues, both mental and physical, but broad enough in nature to even include sites for those looking for employment or help with finances. I’ve also included additional information that you might find helpful as you look for a professional counselor in the Portland, Oregon area. Take some time to browse the site, and please furnish me with comments that may help to improve it to more closely serve your needs.
With individuals, I specialize in treating anxiety disorders (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, General Anxiety Disorder, phobias (including Social Phobia), etc.) and mood disorders such a Major depression and Bipolar (“manic-depressive”) illness. I also provide assistance with grief work, dementia, schizophrenia, career “retooling”, life transitions (having children, empty nesters, health issues such as cancer, life adjustments, Divorce Recovery issues, step-family issues) and I work with clients suffering from compulsions such as pornography and gambling addictions. Caregivers are a special "breed" of person, and I offer supportive services to them and I may open up a group for caregivers in the future if there is interest in this. I also offer referral services for chemical dependency problems, small children, and certain adolescent issues. I treat other disorders too numerous to list here, but phone me and we can talk about your (or your friends’/loved one’s) specific needs. 503-984-4389. My office is wheelchair accessible and provides both private and public entrances.
As a person committed to traditional husband/wife marriage and married for over 37 years (at last count!), I find my work with couples to be very satisfying when I’m able to play a part in helping a couple transition from barely being able to speak to one another, perhaps only a couple of steps from the courthouse doors, to a point in which love, communication, and emotional connection are restored and family life once again becomes satisfying.
Another area I work in is the area of Christian Counseling. I find that persons with a spiritual interest and background have special counseling needs and I am privileged to work with those folks and assist in developing a spiritually-supportive base. Although my own world-view is unashamedly Christian, non-Christians find my services helpful in that, unlike most psychologists, I embrace spirituality rather than shy away from it. Although I may find my spiritual identity in a faith different than yours, I don’t believe that this in itself would cause a problem with us working together—we might both find this an experience which will not only help us focus on our own spirituality, but maybe find ourselves stretched to understand other faith systems as well.
Other populations: I have backgrounds in with the Military, Law Enforcement and as Clergy, and I treat problems in each of these areas, with attention also given to the spouse involved. As a cancer survivor, there is a special place in my heart for those with this horrible disease.
Most people want to know a bit about my professional background, and that’s a fair request. I’ll answer it now in bullet form, followed with short comments. For those of you desiring more in-depth information, review my Vita (professional resume’) on this site.
EDUCATION: George Fox University—3 Graduate degrees (M.A. Clinical Psychology, M.A. Christian Studies, Psy.D. (Doctorate) in Psychology, in addition to an undergraduate degree in the Management of Human Resources. All four degrees were summa cum laude (although some programs did not formally recognize this honor.) For a list of additional coursework, please refer to my Vita.
EXPERIENCE: Counseling since 1993, in various settings and with various populations:
*George Fox College Student Counseling Center (Newberg, Oregon) counseling college students
*Geriatric Psychiatry Services (McMinnville, Oregon) working with older adults in a geriatric-psychiatric unit serving patients with medical problems and Alzheimer’s dementia
*Chehalem Youth and Family Services (Newberg, Oregon) working with troubled and behavior-disordered youth (conduct disorder, autism, mental retardation)
*Dammasch State Hospital (Wilsonville, Oregon) serving a population with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness
*St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Behavioral Sciences unit (Oakland County, Michigan) internship providing inpatient, Neuropsychology, chemical dependency, child/adolescent and outpatient services.
*Oregon State Hospital (Salem, Oregon) serving as a Forensic Psychologist in maximum and medium security, geriatric, developmentally-disabled units.
*Western Psychological and Counseling Services (Hillsboro, Oregon) providing outpatient services for assorted life adjustment, stress and mental health needs of adults, couples and seniors.
*Chehalem Youth and Family Services (Newberg, Oregon) as Clinical Director and therapist, supervising approximately twelve graduate students and a psychologist.
Curriculum Vita
Daniel “Dan” Carpenter, Psy.D.
PO Box 340, Newberg, Oregon 97132
(503) 984-4389
EDUCATION
George Fox University Graduate School of Clinical Psychology (1998)
Doctorate--Psychology (Psy.D.) (APA-accredited program)
George Fox University, Newberg, OR (1998)
Master of Arts Christian Studies
George Fox College, Newberg, OR (1995)
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
George Fox College, Newberg, OR (1992)
Bachelor of Arts in Management of Human Resources
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
January 2009-present Lighthouse Counseling and Psychological Services
Newberg, Oregon
Director and Chief Psychologist at community outpatient clinic providing Assessment Services (pre-surgery evaluations, psychological evaluations, forensic evaluations) and counseling services to the general public. Focus is primarily on adults and couples with Mood, Anxiety and Adjustment disorders (depression, bipolar disorder, suicidal thinking, marital problems, conflict resolution, communication, phobias, general stress/anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder PTSD, Alzheimer's Dementia, Caregiver support, Attention Deficit [ADD and ADHD] medication management in collaboration with prescribers and many others.) Also work heavily with Forgiveness, Sexual Dysfunction and "Life Transitions" issues such as empty nest, retirement, divorce, remarriage, parenting and bereavement areas. Almost ten years or experience working with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) such as schizophrenia, bipolar, head injuries, Mentally Retarded, as well as Huntington, Parkinson and Alzheimer's patients.
January 2008—January 2009 Chehalem Youth & Family Services
Newberg, Oregon
Clinical Director managing all clinical services to include Residential treatment, outpatient counseling, alternative school, as well as recruiting, training and supervising 5 psychology interns and 8 practicum (graduate school) students. Heavily involved in management and development of additional clinical services.
June 2004—November 2007 Western Psychological & Counseling Svcs.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Clinical Psychologist—outpatient setting treating couples, adults and seniors for various DSM-IV problems, with emphasis on anxiety, mood disorders and couples’ work. Provide frequent crisis management, suicide intervention, case consultation. Frequently interact with physicians re: coordination of care, hospitalization and various county/state/federal agencies to coordinate case management. Provide pre-surgery psychological evaluations/impressions.
February 1999—November 2007 Oregon State Hospital--Forensic Hospital
& November 2008—present Treatment Services, Salem, Oregon
Forensic Psychologist --served two years as ward psychologist in maximum-security forensic setting of state psychiatric hospital; three years on all-male Residential unit with a variety of individuals including Clinical Psychologist for those with MRDD/borderline intellectual functioning diagnoses, as well as persons convicted of sexual offenses and with substance abuse issues, serviced several forensic units and currently work as Geriatric Psychologist on geriatric unit with severe organic and behavioral issues (Huntington’s, Parkinson’s, Traumatic Brain Injury, various dementias). Service at OSH has included individual therapy, group therapy, attendance at treatment teams, management meetings, department meetings, service on various committees, development of in-service training, complete psychological assessments (baseline and specialized risk assessments including neurological, sexual risk, violence risk), and provided supervision to clinical staff. Member of Medical and Allied Health Professionals Guild.
August 1997--August 1998 St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Dept. of Behavioral Medicine, Pontiac, Michigan
Psychology Intern serving at APPIC-listed site on rotations for psychological evaluations, psychotherapy, and group treatment with children, adolescents, and adults on both inpatient and outpatient settings. Received additional training in substance abuse, neuropsychology and rehabilitation. Extensive cross-cultural experience with low SES populations. Occasional forensic experience.
April 1997--August 1997 Chehalem Youth and Family Services, Newberg, Oregon
Behavioral Intervention Specialist for adolescent alternative school/day treatment center, serving young people (age 11 to 18) who are troubled by multiple issues such as physical abuse, sexual abuse, school problems, abandonment, anger management, attention deficit, conduct disorder, learning disabilities, fetal alcohol syndrome, autism, attachment disorder and other problems.
January 1995--April 1997 Pacific Adult & Geriatric Psychiatry, Inc. Portland, Oregon
Mental Health Therapist for inpatient and outpatient adult and geriatric populations in nursing home setting. Individual and group therapy, attendance at multi-disciplinary treatment team meetings, conducted psychological assessment of clients, administered neuropsych, cognitive and personality tests.
April 1995--April 1997 Pacific Gateway Hospital, Portland, Oregon
Mental Health Therapist for adolescent and adult population in acute-care psychiatric hospital with dual-diagnosis focus and heavy emphasis on depressive illnesses. Milieu management, individual and group therapy.
August 1994--February 1995 George Fox College Center for Personal Counseling and Development, Newberg, Oregon
Volunteered as Counselor for students attending George Fox College. Primarily individual therapy, some crisis management/suicide prevention with some psychoeducational emphasis.
January 1994--July 1995 Dammasch State Hospital, Wilsonville, Oregon
Worked as Recreational Specialist with “serious and persistent mental illness” population suffering from schizophrenia, depressive disorders, personality disorders and organic mental disorders. Primary focus was on milieu management and development of patient’s socialization skills. Worked on multi-disciplinary treatment teams, assisted in approval of pass requests and level promotions/demotions.
TRAINING EXPERIENCE
George Fox University Graduate School of Clinical Psychology (September 1993 - May 1997) Frequent presentations in academic settings. Additional practicum and pre-internship hours in didactic classes, receiving supervision, attending additional training seminars, performing supervision and participating in program development and team supervision. Advisor: W. Brad Johnson, Ph.D.
Recruited and supervised 1 psychologist, 3 interns and 4 practicum students in 2008/2009, having supervised 2 interns and 4 practicum students in 2007/2008 training year.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Teaching Assistant (1995) General Psychology class, George Fox College, Newberg, Oregon
Adjunct Professor (1999-2003) Bachelor of Arts major in Management and Organizational Leadership, and Bachelor of Arts major in Social and Behavioral Studies George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
Supervised 3 pre-doctoral students in practicum positions at Oregon State
Hospital—all in forensic settings. Also see above “Training Experience”
OTHER
Field Researcher for Merrill-Palmer Scale (Stoelting Company, 2003)
Field Researcher for Brief Adolescent Neuropsychological Test (Stoelting Company 2004)
PUBLISHING
Carpenter, D.D. (1994) From the Conquest to the Kingdom Adult Bible Class (Fall, 1994)
Carpenter, D. D. (1997). Ethical considerations in working with religious clients. Gestalt! e-mail journal, 1 (2).
Carpenter, D. D. (contributing author)(1997). Geriatric Psychiatry--Practice Management Handbook. Bethesda, MD: The American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry.
Carpenter, D. D. (1997). Coffee. The American Psychological Association Division 51 (Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity) 2 (1).
Carpenter, D. D. (1997). The lost letter. The American Psychological Association Division 51 (Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity) 2 (1).
Copy editor for The Teaching Home (national home-school magazine)--1988 to 1989.
Associate editor for peer-reviewed Gestalt! e-mail journal (international internet circulation).
Carpenter, D. D. (1995) Master’s Thesis: The Practice of Multimodal Therapy with Religious Clients
(Carpenter, 1998) Dissertation Professional Outpatient Mental Health Service Delivery to the Church--An Analysis of Conservative Evangelical Attitudes in the Pacific Northwest United States
Senior Research Projects (1998-2003) Faculty advisor to approximately 45 college seniors completing research projects toward attaining Bachelor of Arts degree. These projects might be considered “mini-dissertations”.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Carpenter, D. D. & Fisher, L.A. (2001) Case study—Behavioral plan with Maximum-Security Forensic Patient
Carpenter, D. D. (2001) Oregon State Hospital Treatment protocol for patients admitted under ORS 165.370.
Carpenter, D.D., Brennan, T. & Lundblad, S.A. (2002) Use of the Personality Assessment Inventory in a State Hospital Setting
Carpenter, D.D. (2002). Restoring Compassion in Mental Health Treatment.
Carpenter, D.D. & Lally, T.A. (2002) The Static-99 in Sexual Offender Risk Assessment
Carpenter, D. D. (2005) Depression & Hope (community presentation)
Carpenter, D.D. (2007) Holiday Depression (community presentation)
Carpenter, D.D. (2008) What is Christian Counseling? (community presentation)
Carpenter, D.D. (2008) Healing the Hurting (community presentation)
Carpenter, D.D. (2008) Mental Heath and Volunteerism (community presentation)
PAST AND PRESENT PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Psychologist License in the State of Oregon (License #1508)
Professional Privileges in Sex Offender Evaluation and Treatment
at Oregon State Hospital, Salem, Oregon
Professional Privileges in General Psychology
at Oregon State Hospital, Salem, Oregon
Member: Christian Association for Psychological Studies
Member: American Association of Christian Counselors
Member: Medical & Allied Health Professionals—Oregon State Hospital
SUPPLEMENTARY TRAINING (lectures & workshops)
Organized by the following topics--see individual sections for Assessment; Chemical Dependency; Couples/Family; Cross-Cultural; Death, Dying and Grief; Developmental; Ethics; Neurological; Psychopharmacology; Sexual Issues; Trauma, PTSD, and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing; Treatment; Violence and Risk; Miscellaneous.
ASSESSMENT
1993 --The Development of the WISC III
Dr. Gale Roid
1995 --Contrasts between the Rorschach Ink Blot Test and MMPI
Dr. Scott Willis
Dr. W. Brad Johnson
2001 –Clinical and Forensic Assessment of Psychopathology
Eric Johnson, Ph.D., ABPP
2002 –Fundamentals of PAI Interpretation
Leslie Morey, Ph.D.
2002 –Interpreting Personality Dynamics with the Wechsler Scales
Robert Lovinger, Ph.D.
2002 –Assessment and Treatment of Traumatized Children
Sophie Lovinger, Ph.D.
2003 –Intellectual Assessment with Linguistically and Culturally Diverse
Populations –Martha Buenrostro, Ph.D.
2004 –Head Cases: The Evaluation and Management of Headache
Audio Digest, Psychiatry
2008 –Assessment of ADHD Children, Teens and Adults
George Fox University Graduate Dept. of Clinical Psychology
2008 –WAIS-IV: An Overview
George Fox University Graduate Dept. of Clinical Psychology
CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY
1997 --Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment Program
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Substance Abuse Unit
1997 --Group Therapy: Chemical Dependency Groups
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Staff
2000 –Music Therapy Applications in Chemical Dependency Treatment
Ted Ficken, M.M.E.
2001 –SMART Recovery substance abuse treatment program
Hank Robb, Ph.D.
2002 –Alcohol, Drugs & Disabilities
Office of Mental Health & Addiction—DHS, Oregon
2003 –Psychoactive Depressants
NetCast with Frank Munson, Alcohol & Drug Trainer for Office of Mental Health Addiction Services—State of Oregon
2003 –Hallucinogens, Inhalants, and other Drugs
NetCast with Frank Munson, Alcohol & Drug Trainer for Office of Mental Health Addiction Services—State of Oregon
2003 –Stimulant Drug Awareness
NetCast with Frank Munson, Alcohol & Drug Trainer for Office of Mental Health Addiction Services—State of Oregon
2003 –Substance Abuse: A brain-based model of addiction and treatment
implications for the mental health provider—CEARP
2003 –Treatment and Prevention in Substance Abuse and Co-morbid Conditions
Oregon Society of Clinical Social Workers
2003 –Performance-enhancing drugs
NetCast with Frank Munson, Alcohol & Drug Trainer for Office of Mental Health Addiction Services—State of Oregon
2003 –Downer Opiates/Opioids
NetCast with Frank Munson, Alcohol & Drug Trainer for Office of Mental Health Addiction Services—State of Oregon
2004 –Best Practice Case Planning: Clients with Methamphetamine
Abuse/Addiction—DHS, Wurscher CADC II, Martin CADC II,
NCAC II
2004 –Dealing with Drug Addiction: New perspectives on drug dependence and
treatment—Audio Digest, Psychiatry
2005 –Co-Occurring Disorders
PESI Healthcare
2008 –Drugs & Cognition—Prescription Opiate Drug Abuse
Eric Martin, M.A., MAC, CADC III
COUPLES AND FAMILY COUNSELING
1997 --Roundtable Discussion--The Family Division of the Circuit Court
in Oakland County, Michigan
Judge Wendy Potts and Judge Edward Sosnick
1997 --Roundtable Discussion--Parental Rights Issues
Michigan Inter-Professional Association
1998 --Conflict Management for Parties Residing Together During a
Pending Divorce --Michigan Inter-Professional Association
2002 –Marriage and Ministry: Surviving and Thriving
CCN Training Series
2002 –The Emotional and Behavioral Impact of Dysfunction on the Family
Robert Ackerman, PhD
2004 –Forgiveness: Counseling Children and Adults into a Healing Process
2004 –Counseling Couples: What Works, What Doesn’t
2007 –Building a Successful Stepfamily
Ron Deal, LMFT, LPC
2008 –Couples and Affairs: Managing the Clinical Challenges
2008 –Forgiveness (Dr. Nathaniel Wade)
George Fox University Graduate Dept. of Clinical Psychology
CROSS-CULTURAL COUNSELING
1993 --Cross-Cultural Counseling with the Hispanic Community
Dr. Kathryn Ecklund
1994 --Counseling Issues & Strategies for Working with Homosexual Clients
Chuck Orwiler
1994 --Native Americans: Culture and Clients
David Hopkins
1994 --Therapy with Religious Clients: Recent Research
Dr. Rebecca Propst
1994 --Issues Relevant to Cross-Cultural Counseling
1995 --American Indian Acculturation Schema--A Hypothesis
Dr. Lowe M. Ryan
1996 --Cross-Cultural Assessment
Richard Dana, Ph.D.
1996 --REBT with Religious Clients
Dr. W. Brad Johnson
2001 –Cross-Cultural Counseling
Nathaniel Thomas, Psy.D.
2001 –Islamic Culture and Mental Health Issues—Oregon State Hospital
S. Husaan, MD
2002 –How to Best Serve Mental Health Patients Who are Deaf and Hard of
Hearing Irmgard Friedburg, Ph.D.
2002 –Integration of Religion and Psychotherapy: Explicit, Implicit, or What?
Robert Lovinger, Ph.D.
2003 –Current Guidelines for Working with Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Clients
Dr. Carol Carver
2003 –Hispanic Culture and Mental Illness
Multnomah County Department of Human Services
2004 –Cultural Aspects of Psychological Practice
Lynn E. Moore, Ph.D.
2005 –Cultural Competence
Audio-Digest Psychiatry
2008 –Developing Cultural Competence in Trauma Treatment
Pacific University School of Professional Psychology
DEATH, DYING AND GRIEF
1996--Life and Loss: Living and Dying in the Family System
(The American Academy of Bereavement)
2004 –Understanding the Needs of the Dying
CMI Education Institute
2005 –When Parents Die—Helping Heal Broken Hearts and Broken Bonds
CMI Education Institute
2007 –Grief, Bereavement and Depression
S. Zisook, MD; K. Shear, MD—Audio-Digest Psychiatry
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
Child and Adolescent---1996--Successful Treatment Strategies with Angry Adolescents
Pacific Gateway Hospital
1997 --Dealing with Angry Adolescents
Dr. Scott Ashdown
1997 --Group Therapy: Adolescent Groups
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Staff
1998 --Treating the Unmanageable Adolescent
Dr. Neil Bernstein
1998 --The Missed Diagnosis: Bipolar Disorder in Children and
Adolescents--Current Treatment Issues
Dr. Gary Sachs
2001 –Child, Adolescent, and Young Adult Syndromes: Which Clinical
Dimensions do Atypical Antipsychotics Treat?
PsychLink
2005 –Asperger’s Disorder
PESI Healthcare
Adult and Geriatric---1996--Oregon State University Gerontology Conference
(Oregon State University)
1997 --Diagnosis & Management of Geriatric Depression-- An Interdisciplinary Approach in Long Term Care Settings
Dr. Sumer Verma
1997 --SSRI’s and the Elderly
Bruce G. Pollock, M.D., Ph.D.
1997 --Group Therapy: Adult Stabilization Groups
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Staff
2000 –The Medical-Psychiatric Interface in Geriatric Depression
PsychLink
2000 –Pharmacologic Strategies for Behavioral Disturbances in the Elderly Patient--PsychLink
2001 –Utilizing Cholinergic Therapy in the Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias
PsychLink
2001 –Clinical Approaches to Cognitive, Functional, and Behavioral Symptoms of
Alzheimer’s Disease –PsychLink
2001 –A Team Approach to the Life Transitions of Alzheimer’s Disease
PsychLink
2003 –Genetic, Environmental, and Neurobiological Impact of Bipolar Disorder
Across the Life Cycle
Dr. Kiki Chang, M.D.—Stanford University School of Medicine
2003 –Treating Psychosis in Alzheimer’s Disease: What do we know? What do
we need to learn? --PsychLink
2003 –Dementia and Mental Status
Robert Kruger, Psy.D.
2003 –Diagnosis and Management of Alzheimer’s Disease
Diane Howieson, Ph.D.—Neuropsychology Diplomate
2004 –Dealing with Late Life Depression
Richard Heinrich, M.D.
2004 –Living Grief—Alzheimer’s Disease
National Living with Grief -- Cokie Roberts
2005 –Geriatric Mental Health Assessment and Intervention
PESI Healthcare
2006 –Alzheimer’s Disease
Audio-Digest Psychiatry
ETHICS
1999 –Applying Ethical Principles to an Organization
Dr. John Foley
2000 –Ethics in Professional Practice: An Update
OSH Psychology Department
2001 –Professional Implications of the Tarasoff Decisions Donald St. Just, MD, JD
2002 –Current Issues in Professional Ethics for Psychologists
Cynthia Sturm, Ph.D.
2003 –Ethical Dilemmas within the State Hospital’s Role in Providing Mental
Health Services in a Context of Dwindling Resources
--Bob Nikkel, LCSW, Administrator, Mental Health & Addiction Services, State of Oregon
2004 –Professional Ethics for Psychologists
Cynthia Sturm, Ph.D.
2006 – Ethics in Psychological Practice—Inpatient and Outpatient
Cynthia Sturm, Ph.D.
2008 –Ethical Pitfalls: Avoiding Professional Hazards
2008 –Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting
Oregon Office of Investigations and Training
NEUROLOGY
2000 --Neuroimaging in Psychiatric disorders
Psychology Department Study Group
2000 –The Neuropsychology of ADHD
Dr. Lorie A. Humphrey
2000 –Neuroimaging and Contemporary Psychology
Dr. Jacek Haciak
2001 –The Neurobiology and Psychopharmacology of Schizophrenia
Dr. Henry Nasrallah
2001 –Neuropsychological Case Study
Psychology Study Group—Oregon State Hospital
2001 –Neurology Update (Multiple Sclerosis, Seizures, Migraine)
Salem Memorial Hospital
2002 –The Merging of Psychiatry and Neurology to Treat Alzheimer’s Disease
PsychLink
2004 –Neuropsychology in Psychiatric Settings
Dr. David Freed, Ph.D.
2004 –Neuropsychological Case Consultation
Oregon State Hospital Ph.D. Panel
PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY:
1997 --Clinical Management of Schizophrenia: The Role of
Atypical Antipsychotics -- National Interactive Video Presentation
1998 --Minimizing and Managing Antipsychotic Side Effects
Dr. Paul E. Keck
1999 –The Many Facets of EPS
Primedia Healthcare
2000 –New Advances for Mood Stabilization
PsychLink
2000 –Choosing the Most Effective Antidepressant
PsychLink
2000 –Restoring Balance: Long-term Mood Stabilization in the Bipolar Patient
PsychLink
2003 –Anxiety: Recognizing the Spectrum and Maximizing Treatment Options
PsychLink
2000 –The Clinical Implications of Neuroreceptor Occupancy
in the Management of Psychosis
PsychLink
2001 –The Ongoing Challenge of the Partially Responsive Patient--PsychLink
2001 –What Makes a Drug a Mood Stabilizer?
PsychLink
2001 –The Pharmacotherapy Equation for Psychosis
Distance Learning Network
2001 –New Treatment Strategies in Psychiatry: Anticonvulsants in Bipolar
Disorder--PsychLink
2001 –The Side Effect Burden of Antipsychotic Medications: A Moving Target
Distance Learning Network
2003 –The Evolution of Antipsychotics: Focus on Aripiprazole
PsychLink
2003 –Understanding and Managing Hormonal, Metabolic and Weight Problems
in Severe Mental Illness—
Dr. Richard G. Petty, MD, MSC, MRCP (UK), MRCPSYCH
2004 –How do Atypical Antipsychotics fit into the treatment of Bipolar Disorder?
PsychLink
2004 –Emerging Data and Cost Implications: Maximizing Synergies Between
Mood Stabilizers and Atypical Antipsychotics.
Stephen M. Stahl, MD, PhD,
University of California—San Diego School of Medicine
2004 –Treatment Resistant Depression
David Dunner, MD
2005 –Risperdal Consta
William Wilson, MD—Oregon Health Sciences University
2007 –Practical Psychopharmacology
PESI Healthcare
SEXUAL ISSUES
1997—The Lasting Scars of Sexual Abuse
(Carondelet Management Institute)
1998 --Sexual Dysfunction with Antidepressants
Troy L. Thompson, M.D.
1999 –Introduction to the Treatment of Sex Offenders—Oregon State Hospital
Ron Wall, M.A.
2000 –Risk Assessment for the Sex Offender
Dr. Terry Lally
2001 –Risk Assessment of Sexual Offenders”
Specialized Training Services, Inc.
2001—“Best Practices” in Sex Offender Management conference
Center for Behavioral Intervention
Oregon District Attorney’s Association
The Sex Offender Supervision Network
It’s About Childhood—The Hindman Foundation, Inc.
2001 –Sex Offender Re-Offense Risk Assessment Series (Sinclair Seminars):
R. Karl Hanson, Ph.D.--
Meta-Analysis of Sex Offender Recidivism Studies
Rapid Risk Assessment of Sexual Offense Recidivism (RRASOR)
Static-99
Sex Offender Need Assessment Rating (SONAR)
Thomas Grisso, Ph.D.—
Ethical Issues in Sex Offender Re-Offense Risk Assessment
Douglas Epperson, Ph.D.—
Minnesota Sex Offender Screening Tool—Revised (MnSOST-R)
Robert Prentky, Ph.D.—
Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment Protocol (JSOAP)
David Thornton, Ph.D.--
Structured Risk Assessment (SRA)
Sex Offender Risk Assessment Using Dynamic Factors
Risk Assessment with Non-Convicted Sex Offenders
Dennis M. Doren, Ph.D.—
Conducting the Risk Assessment Evaluation, Writing the Report,
Testifying in Court
Robert Hare, Ph.D.—
Psychopathy as a Sex Offender Risk Predictor
Vernon L. Quinsey, Ph.D.—
Violence Risk Appraisal Guide (VRAG)
Sex Offender Risk Appraisal Guide (SORAG)
Dennis M. Doren, Ph.D.—
Comparing the Risk Assessment Instruments
2005 –Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Mark Hirschfeld, LCSW, BCD
2006 –Dangerous and Sexually Violent Clients
John Fabian, Psy.D, JD
TRAUMA, PTSD, AND CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS DEBRIEFING
1996 --Critical Incident Stress Management
Dr. Carl Lloyd
1997 --Emergency Psychological Services & Crisis Intervention
Dr. Michael G. Conner
1999 –Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
PsychLink
2001 –The Shattering Effects of Trauma
Trey Malicoat, MS—Western Oregon University
2002 –Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder— The New Epidemic
Fred Petty, Ph.D., M.D. Omaha Nebraska V.A. Hospital
2003 –Psychological & Behavioral Responses to Chemical and Biological
Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism. Ronald Glaus, PhD, Major, Medical Service Corps, US Army Reserve
2003 –Exploring PTSD: Diagnosis & Treatment
PsychLink
2003 –Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
University of Wisconsin Medical School
2003 –The Nature of Trauma
Carlene Shultz, Ph.D.
2004 –Manage the Unexpected: A Resiliency Approach to Early Crisis
Intervention --Crisis Management International
2006 –Trauma, PTSD & Traumatic Grief
Duane Bowers, LPC
2008 –The Complex Trauma-Related Matrix
The New Orleans Institute
TREATMENT/THERAPY
1995 --Hope and Hopelessness as related to Mental Health
Dr. Howard Macy
1995 --By Design and In God’s Image--Self Esteem
Dr. Larry G. Day
1995--Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
(Pacific Gateway Hospital)
1996--Narrative Therapy: Theory and Techniques
(Portland State University)
1996 --Introduction to Rational Emotive Therapy
Dr. Hank Robb
1996--Gestalt Therapy Multimedia Presentation
(Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy)
1996--Gestalt Therapy Sampler
(Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy)
1996 --Untangling the False Memory Debate
Dr. Joan Polanski
1997 --Rational Living in an Irrational World
Dr. Albert Ellis
1998 --New Treatment Options in Schizophrenia
Rajiv Tandon, M.D
1998 --Treatments for Depression in Patients with other Medical Illnesses
Dr. Michael Wise
1998 --Pain Management and Depressed Patients
Dr. Ronald Bradley.
1999 –Jungian Psychology—Oregon State Hospital
Dr. Dunbar Carpenter
1999 –Introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy—Oregon State Hospital
Dr. Soonie A. Kim
2000 –Shame in Psychotherapy
CAPS Presentation
2000 –The Drivers for Clinical Decision Making
PsychLink
2000 –Psychology Study Group Case Presentation--Geriatrics
Dr. Maribeth Kallemeyn
2000 –Functional Analysis of Behavior
Dr. Hardin King and Dr. Ed Young
2000 –Improving Medical Outcomes in Patients with Schizophrenia
PsychLink
2000 –Beyond Depression: Optimizing Treatment in the Presence of
Comorbidities --PsychLink
2001 –Positional Asphyxia
Steve Fritz, MD--Oregon State Hospital Chief Medical Officer
2001 –Exploring the Spectrum of Recovery
PsychLink
2001 –The Journey of Reintegration: A Personal Perspective
PsychLink
2001 –The Science and Art of Long Term Depression Therapy
PsychLink
2001 –Mental Illness and Anosognosia—The 2001 William Rondeau Lecture
Oregon Health Sciences University—Xavier Amador, Ph.D.
2001 –Mixed Anxiety and Depression (video series)
Donald Meichenbaum, Ph.D.
2001 –Climbing the Ladder to Recovery: A New Treatment for Schizophrenia
PsychLink
2002 –Applications of Cognitive Rehabilitation
McKay Moore Sohlberg, Ph.D. University of Oregon
2002 –The Borderline Personality Disordered Patient
Psychology Study Group
2002 –Case study of Civilly-Committed Enigmatic Hispanic Patient
Psychology Study Group
2002 –Establishing a Stabilizing Force in Bipolar Disorder
PsychLink
2002 –Depression and Anxiety: Overlapping Treatment Challenges
PsychLink
2002 –Psychologist’s Roles in a State Hospital Setting
Jacek Haciak, Psy.D.
2003 –The Effective and Limited Use of Punishment/Reward Contingencies in Behavior Management ---Dr. Jacek Haciak
2003 –The Importance of Sleep: The Role of the Healthcare Professional
PsychLink
2003 –Music Therapy: An Overview
Joanne Trzcinski, MT, BC
2003 –Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorders, and Diabetes: Interrelationships and Interventions
Joslin Diabetes Center
2003 –Genetic, Environmental, and Neurological Impact of Bipolar Disorder Across the Life Cycle
Dr. K. Chang
2004 –Complications of Mental Illness
Audio Digest, Psychiatry
2004 –Using Yoga in Treating Depression
Cary Fairchild, MA
2004 –Personality Disordered Behaviors
James R. Reynolds, CRC, NCC
2004 –Bipolar II – Jim Phelps, MD
2004 –CBT for Chronic Depression
John Carr, Ph.D.
2004 –Complications of Mental Illness
AudioDigest Psychiatry
2005 –Cognition and Schizophrenia
Audio-Digest Psychiatry
2005 –Assessment and Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder
PESI seminars
2004 –Community Access to Mental Health—The Impact of Formularies on Open
Access. Dr. Neil Faulk, M.D.
2005 –Anxiety Disorders: Research, Diagnosis and Treatment
Cross-Country Seminars
2005 –Assessment and Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder
PESI Healthcare
2005 –Promoting Recovery in Schizophrenia
Distance Learning Network
2006 –Borderline Personality Disorder
Audio Digest Psychiatry
2006 –Sapient Sleep Solutions
Audio-Digest Psychiatry
2007 –Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment
PESI Healthcare
2008 –Pain Management for Health Professionals
Portland Community College
2008 –Oregon Pain Management
Oregon Pain Management Commission
VIOLENCE/SUICIDE RISK ASSESSMENT
2000 –Risk Factors for Violence in Patients with Mental Illness
Bureau of Psychiatric Services
2000 –Clinical use of the HCR-20 and PCL-R in Risk Assessment
Dr. David Freed
2001 –Discussion of Reid Meloy, PhD Violence Risk Assessment Methods
Psychology Study Group—Oregon State Hospital
2002 –Management of the Agitated Patient: From Control to Care
PsychLink
2002 –Acute Treatment of the Psychotic and Violent Patient
Clinical Dialogues in Psychiatry—MediCom Worldwide
2002 –Prevention of Suicide in High Risk Populations
Frederick Goodwin, MD (Distance Learning Network)
2003 –Managing Aggression and Violence in the Forensic Setting
PsychLink
2004 –A Psychological Approach to Suicide: Theoretical & Practical
Considerations—Edwin Schneidman, Ph.D.
2004 –Risk Assessment
Carlene Schultz, Psy.D.
2004 –Risk Management for Mental Health Practitioners
Donna Vanderpool, MA, JD
2006 –Suicide: Understand, Assess, Intervene
Mark Viner, MD
2007 –High Risk and Dangerous Client Behavior
Amy Boyd, Ph.D.
MISCELLANEOUS
1995 --The History of Health Insurance in the United States
Norman Penner, MPH
1995 --Opposite Sexes or Neighboring Sexes?--The Importance of Gender in the Welfare Responsibility Debate.
Dr. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen
1997 --Marketing Strategies for the Clinician
Dr. Stephen Craig
1999 –Resolving Difficult Situations—Oregon State Hospital
State of Oregon Training Staff
2000 –Oregon Psychiatric Security Review Board System:
Better Outcomes Through Collaboration
Oregon PSRB/Department of Mental Health
2001 –Healthcare Costs and Utilization in Patients with Schizophrenia
Distance Learning Network
2003 –Professional Presentations with PowerPoint 2000
Oregon Department of Human Services
2003 –Prescriptive Privileges for Psychologists—The Professional Debate
Robert Kruger, PhD
2003 –PowerPoint 2000 and Excel 2000
Oregon Department of Human Services
2007 –Inside Tips for Collaboration with Physicians
Tina Sellers, MS, LMFT
2008 -10th Annual Quality Management Colloquium
Mid-Valley Behavioral Care Network
2008 –BCN 101—Introduction to the BCN Forum
Behavioral Care Network