Experience

Licensed Psychologist, Private Practice
Saint Paul, Minnesota
February 1991 – Present

  • Provide individual and group psychotherapy to adults
  • Administer and interpret intellectual and personality assessments
  • Consult with health care professionals regarding legal and ethical issues
  • Consult and train mental health professionals on ethics-related topics
  • Provide clinical supervision and consultation to individuals and groups
  • Conduct assessments of human service professionals’ fitness for duty
  • Provide expert witness opinions in legal cases involving psychotherapists

Adjunct Faculty, Clinical Psychology Argosy University
Eagan, Minnesota
January 1994 – April 2006

  • Teach graduate courses: Professional Conduct and Ethical Issues (1994–96), Professional Writing (Winter 2000–06), and Consultation and Supervision (2003–06)
  • Teach continuing education courses: Clinical Supervision, Advanced Practice Management, and Legal and Ethical Challenges (2000)

Adjunct Faculty, Department of Professional Psychology
University of Saint Thomas
Minneapolis, Minnesota
February 1998 – May 2003

  • Teach doctoral course: Contemporary Ethical Issues
    Winter 2010 (anticipated), Fall 2000, Spring 1998
  • Teach master’s course: Practicum Supervision
    2002–03, 2001–02, 1999–2000

Assistant Professor, Counseling and Psychological Services, Adjunct Faculty
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
June 1990 – June 2000

Teach graduate courses:

  • Ethics and Professional Issues in Psychology (Summer 1991–Fall 1999)
  • Counseling Skills and Practice (Fall 1991–Summer 2000)
  • Professional Psychological Writing (Winter 1997–Summer 1999)
  • Clinical & Ethical Issues in Counselor Supervision (Fall 1994–99)

Assistant Director/Counseling Psychologist
Counseling Center, College of Saint Catherine
Saint Paul, Minnesota
August 1985 – June 1991

  • Provide individual and group counseling; areas of specialization include victimization, multicultural issues, addiction, and family of origin issues
  • Design and implement a biofeedback program for anxiety
  • Provide psychological assessment of intelligence and personality
  • Develop and present prevention-oriented workshops for faculty, staff, and paraprofessionals on suicide and crisis intervention, lesbian/gay/bisexual issues, children of alcoholics, self-esteem, and sexual assault and abuse
  • Provide clinical consultation to faculty and staff regarding student problems

University Counselor/Rehabilitation Counselor
Personal Development Center, Southwest State University Marshall, Minnesota
December 1981 – June 1985

  • Provide individual and group counseling and psychological testing for students, including physically disabled, chemically dependent students
  • Conduct personal development workshops on topics such as human sexuality, communication skills, crisis intervention and parenting
  • Provide mental health-related consultation to faculty and administrators
  • Chair the University Affirmative Action Committee

Coordinator, Handicapped Student Services
Saint Cloud State University
Saint Cloud, Minnesota
August 1979 – October 1980

  • Provide counseling, advocacy, support groups, and workshops on disability
  • Conduct in-service training seminars for faculty members
  • Train and supervise program employees and volunteers

Psychology Trainee, Psychology Department, Psychiatric Unit
Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center
Fergus Falls, Minnesota
June 1978 – August 1979

  • Provide individual and group counseling for acute and chronic psychiatric in-patients on a security unit
  • Assisted with psychological assessments including intellectual, personal, and mental status evaluations