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Vita Mary Ballou

Updated 11/2012 Current Position: Full Professor Department of Counseling and Applied Psychology Northeastern University Boston, Massachusetts, 02115 (617) 373-3276 m.ballou@neu.edu Academic Background: Ph.D., Kent State University, August, 1976 Major: Counseling Psychology Minor: Group and Organizational Development M.Ed. with distinction, University of New Hampshire, August 1973 Major: Counseling B.A., Cum Laude, University of New Hampshire, June 1971 Major: Psychology Minors: Philosophy, Education Honors

• Academic Excellence Scholarship, University of New Hampshire, 1972 • Teaching Fellow, Department of Counseling , Kent State University 1976 • V.A. Grant-Counseling & Testing Center, Youngstown State University 1974 • Rehabilitation Service Administration Special Fellowship, 1979-1980 • Diplomate in Counseling Psychology, ABPP 1983 • Fellow in Massachusetts Psychological Association 1984 • Excellence in Teaching Award, Northeastern University 1987 • Fellow APA division 35 1993 • Diplomate Work sample Evaluator for Co ABPP 1994-1999 • Elected to Board of the Specialty of Counseling Psychology 1999 • Visiting Scholar at the Centers on Women of Wellesley College 1999 • Selected as Faculty for Academy of Feminist Practice of APA 35 1998 • Selected and trained as APA Program Accreditation site visitor 1999 • President of MARIACES 2002 • Chair of the Graduate Consortium of Women’s Studies at Radcliffe • Board Member of The American Board of Professional Psychology • Chair of the Feminist therapy Institute • Joint appointment in Health Sciences

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∗ Rehabilitation Services Administration ($20,000) Women’s Educational Equity Act (HEW Subcommittee) ($500,000) ∗ Institutional Funds, SUNY/Buffalo ($5,000) Law and Social Policy ($10,000) ∗ Research Grant, Northeastern University ($5,000) NIMH proposal for Validation of Fink-Ballou Model ($90,000) ∗ Whiting Foundation, Protocol for Psychological Triage Model ($10,000) Boston Bar Iolta funds ($ 50,000) Massachusetts Bar Iolta funds ( $50,000) State Justice Institutes ($80,000)

* Bouve College of Health Sciences Transition Grant ($5,000) Dartmouth-Hitchcock Family Practice grant for ($5,000) to develop and

evaluate a curriculum for Women’s Chronic Pain Interdisciplinary Group for Primary Care Settings submitted

*funded w/ approximate amount to nearest 5 thousand. Publications . Student co-authorship is in Bold throughout *indicates community professionals often interdisciplinary Books Litwack, L., Litwack, J. & Ballou, M., (1980). Health Counseling. New York: Appleton-Century Crofts. Ballou, M. & Gabalac, N., (1985). A Feminist Position on Mental Health. Springfield,: Charles Thomas. Ballou, M., Fetter, P., Litwack, K., Litwack, L., (1992) Health Counseling, Kent, Ohio: American School Health Association. Brown, L. & Ballou, M. (1992) (eds.) Personality and Psychopathology Feminist Reappraisals:. N.Y.; Guilford Ballou, M., (1995) (ed.) Psychological Strategies: Guide to Interventions. West Port, Conn.: Praeger. (includes 3 chapters written by students) Ballou, M & Brown, L. (2002) Mental Health and Disorders: Feminist Perspectives. NY: Guilford Hill, M & Ballou, M. (2005) Feminist Therapy: Foundations and Futures. Haworth Press Ballou, M, West, C. & Hill, M (2008) (Eds.) Feminist Therapy Theory and Practice; Current Perspective. . NY: Springer Press .

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Book Chapters Ballou, M., (1982). Crisis intervention in the classroom in Using Guidance Skills in the Classroom, Meadow, F., & Litwack, L, Springfield, IL: Charles Thomas. Ballou, M., (1986). Crisis intervention in The Middle-School Counselor. Miller, G. Cranston, RI: Carrol Press. Ballou, M. (1990). A Feminist orientation to client rights in Feminists Ethics. Porter, N., Lerman, H.(eds.) N.Y.: Springer. Ballou, M., (1990) Approaching a feminist-principled paradigm in the construction of personality theory in Brown and Root (Ed.S.) Diversities and Complexities in Feminist Therapy. N.Y.: Haworth Ballou, M., and Litwack, J. (1991). Crises intervention in critical care nursing of the surgical patient in Acute Care Nursing. Litwack, K. & Shekelton, M. (Eds.) Philadelphia: Saunders. Kantrowitz, R. & Ballou, M, (1992) A Feminist critique of cognitive-behavioral therapy in Personality and Psychopathology: Feminist Reappraisals. Brown & Ballou (eds) NY: Guilford. Ballou, M (1995) In Psychological Strategies: Guide to Interventions.( West Port, Conn: Praeger. (6 Chapters: Assertiveness Training; Imagery; Focusing; Bibliotherapy; Divorce Mediation; Expressive Therapies) Dutton, M., Santos de Barona, M, Ackerman, R., Ballou, M. Culbertson,F., Peck,T. (1997) Feminist perspectives on psychological assessment in Shaping the Future of Feminist Psychology. Eds Worell and Johnson. Washington: APA press. Ballou, M., (1995). Naming the issue, in Feminist Ethics Casebook. Rave, E. and Larson, C. (eds.), N.Y.: Guilford Ballou, M., (1996) Multicultural theory and women, in A Theory of Multicultural Counseling and Psychotherapy. Sue, Ivey, Pederson.(eds) Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Ballou, M., & Litwack, L., (1998) Crisis counseling: a theoretical framework. in Palmatier (ed.) Crises Counseling For a Quality School Community. Washington, D.C.: Accelerated Development.

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Ballou, M & West, C. (2000) Feminist therapy: turning in, turning out in Issues in the Psychology of Women . Biaggio, M.& Hersen, M.(eds.) New York: Plenum Press. Ballou, M., Matsumoto, A., Wagner, M., (2002) Feminist Ecological Theory. In Mental Health and Disorders: Feminist Perspectives. Cohen, M & Ballou, M. (2005) Feminist Teaching in Feminist Therapy: Foundations and Futures. Haworth Press. Ballou, M.(2005) Challenges and Threats to Feminist Therapy in Feminist Therapy: Foundations and Futures. NY: Haworth Press . Co-action New Models of Feminist Leadership. Suyemoto. K and Ballou, M (2006) in Feminist Leadership, (Ed) Chin, J. Routledge Ballou. M. and Smith, J Crisis, Trauma and Disaster. In Ecological Intervention Rabenvoic G., Ballou,M. and Roffman,E (Eds). (Sample chapter) Contemporary Feminist Therapy Theory, Ballou and Barrett in Feminist Therapy and Practice: Current Perspective. (Eds. Ballou, West and Hill) Springer Press. (2008) Gentile,L. Ballou, M. Richie, J & Roffman, E. Feminist Supervision for Social Change. in Supervision feminist perspectives. Haworth Press (2010). Articles Ballou, M., (1976) Altered states of consciousness and the college student, Zephyr, ASPA publication, 2 (4), May, 4-5. Ballou, M. & Rebich, C. (1977) Crises intervention: A Call for involvement for the health profession. The Journal of School Health, December. Ballou, M., Reisman, B. & Weigand, P. (1978) Group leader training: A Model. The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, Winter, 3 (1) 25-27. Ballou, M., Reuter, J., & Dinero, T. (1979) A Structure toward effective C-R groups. Psychology of Women Quarterly, Fall, 4 (2), 185-193. Ballou, M. (1980) Hiring practices: in need of change. American Psychologist 35 (7), July, 682-683. Ballou, M.(1981) Crisis Intervention and the professional nurse. The Journal of Practical Nursing. March, 25-29.

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Kauppi, D., Ballou, M., Jacques, M., Gaultieri, J., & Blum C. (1983) Demographic variables as job satisfaction predictors of rehabilitation counseling graduates. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin. Winter. Ballou, M. (1984) Feminist therapy critique of reality therapy. J. of Reality Therapy, Fall. Ballou, M., Boyer, M., Read, M. (1985). An Investigation of professional agreement with the Fink-Ballou model of crises intervention. Psychotherapy. Ballou, M. (1987) Physical Violence against children and crises. Topics in Acute Care and Trauma Rehabilitation 2(1): 1-9. Ballou, M. (1989). Women and educational administration: A Feminist analysis Contemporary Education. Fall, Ballou, M. (1990). Approaching a feminist principled paradigm in the construction of personality theory. Women and Therapy (9) 1 and 2 PP 23-40. Also a chapter in Diversity and Complexity in feminist Therapy. Brown, L. & Root, M. (1990) (eds.) Haworth Press. Ballou, M.(1995). Women and spirit; two misfits in psychology. Women and Therapy 16 (2/3) Also a chapter in Women’s Spirituality Women’s Lives (1995) Ochshorn, J. and Cole, E (eds) Harrington Park Press. Ballou, M. & Bryant, K. (1997) A Feminist view of nursing ethics. Critical Care Clinics of North America 9(1). Philadelphia, PA: Saunders. Ballou, M. & Schmelzer, G. (1998) One case, many conversations: toward multiplicities. Women & Therapy. 21(3). Florentine, M., Hunter, W., Robinson, M., Ballou, M. & Buus, S. (1998) On the Behavioral Characteristics of Loud-Music Listening. Ear & Hearing. 19 Hill, M & Ballou, M. (1998) Making Therapy Feminist: A Practice Survey. Women & Therapy 21(2). Also a chapter in Feminist therapy a political act.(1998) Marcia Hill (ed.) Harrington Park Press. Beyene,T., Anglin,M., Sanchez,W. & Ballou, M.(1999) Mentoring and relational mutuality: Proteges perspective. Journal of Humanistic Education and Development. Ballou, M., Gersberg,R, Billingham,K, Romaniello,J*, Lirianio,D, Barry,J, Vazquez-Nuttall,K, Boorstein,B*, McGovern,S*.(2002)Psychosocial model for judicial decision-making in emergency/temporary child placements. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry.

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Margolin, A, Ballou, M, and Youga, J, (2002) Voices of Violence; A study of male adolescents aggression. Journal of Humanistic Education and Development. Matsumoto, A., Anglin,M., Sanchez,W., and Ballou,M.(2002) Relational mentoring: Multiethnic and multicultural constructions. Journal of Humanistic Education and Development. Goodman, E. & Ballou, M. Perceived Barriers and Motivators to Exercise in Hemodialysis Patients. Nephrology Nursing Journal 31,1, 2004. pp23-29. Ballou, M. Gender, a Contentious Concept. Mass Psychologist Quarterly Fall 2005 Ballou, M. Critical Psychology and Paradigm, Beyond Neo-Colonialism. International Psychology Bulletin 10,3, summer 2006 Ballou, M, Tabol, C. Lirianio, D., Vazquez-Nuttall,K, Butler,C*, McGovern,S*., Boorstein,B*. Psychological triage model for judicial decision-making in continuing restraining orders-action research. Journal of Family Law April 2007 Gentile, L. Ballou, M. Richie, J & Roffman, E. Feminist Supervision and Activism in Women and Therapy Spring 2009. Invited article for special edition. Ballou, M. Hawkhurst, D. FTI and AWP-Feminist Psychology History and Transitions. Published in AWP newsletter and e-journal. Spring, 2011. Ballou, M., Hill, M. 2011 History of Feminist Therapy Institute AWP newsletter and website. Ballou, M. Matsumoto, A., *Heneghan, P., *Faver, L. and Markle, E. Sanchez,W Approaching Pain Positively Psychosocial Education Group for Women. Submitted to Qualitative Nursing Research. Gittins, G., Matsumoto, A., Ballou, M. Markle, E., and Sanchez, W. Women’s experience in trauma and work. Submitted to Rehabilitation Counseling. Ballou, M. and Sanchez,W. Feminist Therapy and Critical Psychology. In Encyclopedia of Critical Psychology. Balogun.O, Ballou,M., Matusmoto, A. Gittins, G. Stories of traumatized women returning to work. In preparation for Journal of Mental Health Counseling. Book Reviews

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Ballou, M. (1980), Goldman’s Research Method for Counselors. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 23 (3), 231-232. Ballou, M. (1995) Carter Heyward’s When Boundaries Betray Us. Women and Therapy. 16 (4) Ballou, M (1997) Challenging Codependency: Feminist Critiques. Contemporary Psychology. Ballou, M & NiCastro, S. (2000) Oliva Espin’s, Crossing Boundaries. Lesbian Studies. Ballou, M & *Heneghan, H. (2002) Women’s Health reproduction is not enough. Psychology of Women’s Quarterly. Ballou, M. (2006) Creating the Text of Therapy: A Fourth Voice. Psychology and Feminism. 16(4) Ballou, M.& Mulrooney,C. Categories and Intersections what feminist should be questioning now. Psychology of Women Quarterly. 30,3,2006 Ballou, M Trauma- Critical, Cultural and Competent. Reviewed in Contemporary Psychology. Spring 2008. Ballou, M. Relational Supervision. reviewed in PsyCritiques Summer 2009 Ballou, M. & Markle, E. Feminist Therapy. Reviewed in PsyCritiques Spring 2010 Editorial Review Board for Women and Therapy. Reviewer for Association for Women in Psychology’s Distinguished Publication Award. Reviewer for Brooks/Cole, Routledge, Sage & Guilford for Feminist, Multicultural and Critical Psychology texts; and Prentice Hall. Manual Ballou, M. Romaniello, J., Litwack, J. Training Manual for Fink-Ballou Model of Crisis Intervention. Ballou, M., Billingham, J. Psychological Triage Model for Judicial Decision Making in Restraining Orders and Emergency Placement of Children. Ballou, M., Rice, J. Chrisler, J. (2006) Resolution for Gender and Cultural Awareness in International Psychology endorsed and adopted by American Psychological Association.

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Presentations and Papers ♦ Sex Role and Counseling. American Personnel and Guidance Association, Ames,

IA, 1978. ♦ Feminist Therapy. Association for Women in Psychology, Boston, MA 1980. ♦ Feminist Therapy, Implications for Policy and Practice. American Psychological

Association, Toronto, 1984. ♦ Feminism’s Implications on Practice and Paradigm Association for Women in

Psychology, New York, 1985. ♦ Love, Intimacy and Sexuality Harvard Conference, Boston, MA 1987. ♦ Diversities Implications for the Paradigm Advanced Feminist Therapy Institute,

Chicago, IL 1987. ♦ Paradigmatic Ways of Knowing Advanced Feminist Therapy Institute, Seattle

WA 1988. ♦ Feminist Principle for Organizational Analysis Advanced Feminist Therapy

Institute, Chicago, IL 1990. ♦ Personality Theory Assumptions and Malfeasance. American Psychological

Association, Boston, MA 1990. ♦ Directions for Feminist Theory in Psychology, Feminist Therapy Institute

Berkeley, CA 1991. ♦ Trauma and Dissociation. A look at context. Feminist Therapy Institute,

Portland, OR 1992. ♦ Epistemology and Spirituality, Feminist Therapy Institute, Cambridge, MA 1993. ♦ Sexual Harassment, Patriarchy and Abusive Relationships, Northeastern

University, Boston, MA 1994. ♦ Ecological Model and Counseling Psychology, American Psychological

Association, Los Angeles, CA 1994. ♦ Current Status of Feminist Therapy, Feminist Therapy Institute, Ithaca, NY. 1994. ♦ Global Feminism and Therapy, Feminist Therapy Institute, Albuquerque, NM.

1995. ♦ Feminist perspectives on Diagnosis an Assessment Feminist, Political and

Multicultural views. Pre-conference Training, Albuquerque, NM. 1995 ♦ Northeastern University Colloquium Intersection of Gender, Culture and

Spirituality. Boston, MA 1996. ♦ The Politics of Managed Care: Feminist Views. Symposium. Advanced Feminist

Therapy Institute. NYC. 1996. ♦ Current Status of Feminist Therapy. Invited address to the Interdisciplinary

Graduate Feminist Practice Program, Michigan University, 1996. ♦ A Return to Political Analysis as Part of Contextual Feminist Psychology.

Association for Women in Psychology, Pittsburgh, PA 1997. ♦ Action Research and it’s Potential for Feminist Psychology, part of a Symposium

on social change. Association for Women in Psychology, Pittsburgh, PA 1997. ♦ Feminist Therapy in the 90’s, structured discussion Association for Women in Psychology, Providence, 1999.

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♦ Conflicts and Creativity within Feminist Psychology, symposium with jean baker Miller Training Institute at Association for Women in Psychology, Providence, 1999.

♦ The Voices of Violent Adolescents, RELAN Conference, Puerto Rico, 1999. ♦ Psychological Triage Model for Judicial Decision Making Interdisciplinary

Action Research, American Association of Orthopsychiatry, Washington, DC, 1999

♦ Bringing Moral Principles to Professional Ethics, New Hampshire Psychological Association. Durham, NH, 1999

♦ Feminist Therapy: Experience and Reflections, symposium, American Psychological Association, Boston, 1999

♦ Internationalizing Feminist Psychology Avoiding Neo-colonialism. Symposium American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C. 2000

♦ Internationalizing Feminist Psychology a structured discussion of a position paper AWP LA 2001

♦ Symposium International Feminist Research, Eastern Psychology Association Boston 2002

♦ Multicultural Curricula in Counseling Psychology. Workshop at MARIACES Salem 2002

♦ Opening Comments to conference Feminist Therapy Institute Honoring the Present, Facing the Future Boston 2003

♦ Introduction to Women’s Health Conference Northeastern University 2003 ♦ Context Setting remarks for 2005 Feminist Therapy Institute, Activism and

Expanded Practices. Cambridge ♦ Critical Psychology and Paradigm, symposium paper APA Washington, DC 2005 ♦ Resistance in this Era, Dialogues AWP and FTI roundtable discussion at AWP

conference in Michigan 2006. ♦ Dialogues in contemporary feminist therapy –Identities self , relationships and

structures feminist theory. Advanced feminist therapy Institute November 2006 Dayton, Ohio.

♦ Critical and Feminist Practice in Psychology. Workshop AWP San Francisco, CA Spring 2007 (an action research evaluation of CE training project.)

♦ Resolution for Cultural and Gender Awareness in International Psychology- Avoiding Neocolonialism. Roundtable APA Toronto 2009

♦ Remembering the political analysis in these conservative times a task for Feminist Therapy. Invited address AWP. Portland, OR 2010

♦ Simple Conversations presentation to New England Association Gerontology and Palliative Care with Patrick Heneghan, Manchester NH 2010

♦ Concluding Discussions at Ecological Interventions conference Boston 2011 ♦ Feminist Ecological Model invited lecture Antioch New England Graduate

School. 2011 ♦ Feminist Ecological Model invited presentation at AWP annual conference in CA,

spring 2012

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♦ Invited presentation on Private Pratice, set up, maintenance and rewards for Indiana University PHD program. Fall 2012

Relevant Work Experience 2009 Joint appointment with Masters in Public Health Program and Counseling and Applied Psychology 2000 Full Professor Counseling Psychology Northeastern University 1988-2000 Associate Professor, Department of Counseling Psychology, Rehabilitation and Special Education, Northeastern University 1982-Present Counseling and Consulting Practice Dartmouth-Hitchcock, Keene, NH 1982-1988 Assistant Professor, Department of Counseling Psychology, Rehabilitation and Special Education, Northeastern University 1978-1982 Assistant Professor, Department of Counseling and Human Services, State University of New York at Buffalo; Clinical Coordinator. 1977-1978 Post Doctoral Internship, Kevin Coleman Community Mental Health Center. Kent, Ohio 1976-1977 Visiting Assistant Professor and Director of Guidance Bureau Kent State University, Kent, Ohio Teaching Kent State University 1975-76

Teaching Fellow taught Master’s level courses in the department of Counseling and Student Service

Kent State University 1976-77 Visiting Assistant Professor taught graduate courses, directed the Guidance Bureau and Administer the Masters Community Counseling program

State University of New York at Buffalo 1978-82 Assistant Professor taught 4 graduate courses and served as Clinical Coordinator

Northeastern University 1982-present Taught graduate courses supervise dissertation research and serve as Director of Doctoral and Masters Counseling Psychology Programs; also worked with Law policy and Society- interdisciplinary doctoral program; and Women’s Studies program

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Administration 2002-2004 Co-Chair of the Graduate Consortium of Women’s Studies hosted by Radcliffe Institute at Harvard University. 1982- present Counseling Psychology faculty. Director of M.S. and Ph.D. programs at various points, involved admission, program development, planning, and student advising. Also worked with others to develop a Doctoral Program and seek APA approval. Stimulated by changing licensing requirements for Mental Health Counselors, I revised Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology program, developing interdisciplinary concentrations. 1978-1982 SUNY at Buffalo-Clinical Coordinator. Developed sequential Counseling Psychology training program across M.S. and Ph.D., which included three levels of clinical training. 1976-1977 Director of the Guidance Bureau at Kent State University. Responsibilities included: Policy- making reorganization; Inter-agency relationships; staff training, development and supervision; coordination of services; programming. Brought the Guidance Bureau in compliance with Title IX regulations. Coordinator of College Counseling Program. Responsibilities included programming, Program Maintenance, budget, coordinator of Counseling /Women, Drug counseling and Advising of M.Ed and Ed.S. students and developing internship sites and supervision Consulting I have had several academic courses in organization development, design, intervention and analysis of change, including a year long training program in organization development and intervention with highly qualified NTL professionals who had ongoing consulting relationships. Since 1973, I have been doing a variety of consulting on my own. My consulting experience has ranged from design, implementation and leading workshops, and course development to ongoing relationships with educationally related establishment of goals, methods and effective teaching, organizational analysis, redefinition, conflict management and human relations training. The following are some of the major consulting experiences:

• Evaluated the Counseling, psychology and social work program for Franklin Pierce University

• Worked with Lesley University to make creditable an alternative to CACREP accreditation of MS counseling Psychology Programs with MPAC

• Worked with MPH program to develop community advocacy course and also gain program accreditation.

• Worked with Urban Policy, Medicine, Public Health, Education and Counseling Psychology to plan and carry out a interdisciplinary conference

• Consulting with Primary Care and Behavioral Health units of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

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• Professional Training Workshops in Critical and Feminist Practice • Domestic Violence Training For Emergency Room Advocacy • In service training in psychosocial communication skills for interdisciplinary

health staff at Health South • Ethics Workshop NH Psychological Organization • Staff training for Domestic Violence Program-Crisis • Middlesex Family and Probate Court development of a Psychological Triage Model For Judicial Decision-making • Women’s Studies Program Keene State College • Women’s Crises Center, Keene, NH • Implemented community support groups for women • Mental Health Center of Greater Cape Ann; in gender issues in • Community Mental Health. • Feminist Therapy Institute regarding organizational crises. • Women’s Studies at SUNY/Buffalo. • Psychology Department of Stoneybrook and Suffolk County Community

College involving integration of Psychology of women into the Psychology curricula.

• Women’s Studies College of SUNY/Buffalo involving B.A. proposal, organizational crises.

• Executive Director of Rehabilitation Kevin Coleman Mental Health Center, focused upon organizational development and program development.

• Design and implementation of workshop on Prevention. The population involved included a group of Ohio School Nurses.

• Design and implementation of workshop focusing upon Sexuality and Sexual Values of Radford College, Radford, VA.

• Consulting relationship with chapter of N.O.W., Youngstown, OH. Time span was two years; task was development of women’s group activities. Process involved decision-making, goal clarification, establishment of norm and effective communication, conflict resolution, paraprofessional training emphasizing group development, ethics and leadership skills.

• Ongoing relationship with the Experimental College of Kent State University. The main emphasis was on staff development and credibility.

• The Adult Basic Education, Dover, NH focusing upon organization structure and programming.

• Process diagnostician and Interventionist in the reorganization of the University Counseling center, Durham, NH.

• Staff development with staff and administrators of title IV Grant, Keene, NH. Counseling/Therapy- Individual and Couples My counseling theory has a strong feminist, pan-theoretical, developmental and phenomenological-existential base. A considerable amount of teaching and scholarship has been directed toward its development. My work has included 9 texts, many chapters

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and articles, as well as a ABPP Diplomate examination in Feminist Therapy. Major counseling/therapy settings include:

• Private practice in Keene, NH, in medical setting providing Counseling and Health Psychology.

• Private practice in Boston-Feminist Therapy. • Private practice in Buffalo, NY, focused on women. • Direct treatment involving assessment and therapy as well as case management at

Kevin Coleman Community Mental Health Center. • Supervision of staff and direct treatment as the director of the Guidance Bureau at

Kent State University. • Staff Psychologist trainee through V.A. Grant at Counseling and Testing Center,

Youngstown State University. • Intern at Counseling and Testing Center at the University of New Hampshire. • Counselor with Adult Basic Education. • Director and Counselor of W.H.O. involved: funding, programming, working

relationship with other agencies, public relations, outreach program, staff training and supervision.

Group Work My group work experience has been extensive, including several theory courses and co-leading and leading diverse groups. My experiences range across the spectrum of kinds of groups and populations: women’s support and CR groups; counseling and therapy groups; personal growth (interpersonal communication, encounter); community development and support groups; group guidance; special focus groups (divorce, career, intrapsychic exploration, conflict management, social skills, chronic pain aging etc.); and leadership training. In addition, I have integrated group dynamics and communications patterns into teaching, committees, supervision, consulting and administration where appropriate. Co-leading and learning experience spans 1969 to present. Professional Associations

∗ American Board of Professional Psychology, Board of Examiners ∗ American Psychological Association, Fellow ∗ Association for Women in Psychology ∗ Licensed Psychologist in State of New Hampshire ∗ Licensed Psychologist in State of Massachusetts-Health Provider ∗ Phi Delta Kappa ∗ Feminist Therapy Institute: Chair of Steering Committee and Ethics

Committee ∗ MARIACES President 2001-3