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Sterling T. Shumway, Ph.D.
Work
Box 41210
Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery
Lubbock, Texas 79409-1210
(806) 834-4298
[email protected]
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EDUCATION
Doctor of Philosophy, Marriage & Family Therapy (1998)
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
Masters in Human Development and Family Studies (1995)
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science (1992)
Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Department Chair, July 2014 to Present
Department of Community, Family, and Addiction Services, Texas Tech University,
Lubbock, Texas.
Serving as the executive officer of the Department, reporting to the Dean of Human Sciences.
Develop undergraduate and graduate programs, facilitate research among the faculty,
encourage service and faculty development, and provide supervision for Centers and
Institutes associated with the Department. Additionally, provide support, facilitate tenure
& promotion and coordinate faculty reviews
Teaching Academy Member, May 2011 to Present
Assist in the election of new members and in the selection of the Departmental Excellence in
Teaching Award winner. Serve on Teaching Academy committees and assist in conducting
seminars in teaching effectiveness. The Academy also hosts the annual John M. Burns
Conference on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
Program Director for ADRS, August 2009 to Present
Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery, Department of Applied and Professional
Studies, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas.
Develop academic programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, oversee ADRS course
teaching, assignments and instruction, and serve on APS Department Executive Committee.
Department Chair, July 2007 to August 2009
Department of Applied and Professional Studies, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas.
Served as the executive officer of the Department, reporting to the Dean of Human Sciences.
Developed undergraduate and graduate programs, facilitated research among the faculty,
encouraged service and faculty development, and provided supervision for Centers and
Institutes associated with the Department. Additionally, provided support, facilitated tenure
& promotion and coordinated faculty reviews.
Associate Professor, January 2004 to Present
Department of Applied and Professional Studies (APS), Center for the Study of Addiction
and Recovery, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas.
Responsibilities include teaching graduate and undergraduate courses, research and grant
writing, student mentoring, college and departmental/divisional committee participation,
and community service.
Evelyn M. Davies Regent’s Professor and Director of Research, 2006 to Present
College of Human Sciences, Department of Applied and Professional Studies, Center
for the Study of Addiction, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas.
Coordinate all research, research protocols, IRB approval, grant writing and grant
management for the Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery (CSAR).
Ex Officio Voting Member, 2007 to August 2009
Council of Portfolio Management Fellows, PFP.
Attend board meetings and make decisions regarding finances and operations as the Chair
of the Department of Applied and Professional Studies.
Co-Creator and Co-Facilitator of Multi-Family Groups, August 2006 to Present
The Ranch at Dove Tree, Lubbock, Texas.
Co-developed and co-facilitate multi-family groups for men and women who are
receiving inpatient treatment for substance/alcohol dependence.
Director of Research, August 2006 to Present
The Ranch at Dove Tree, Lubbock, Texas.
Develop research protocols, and engage in database development and management, data
collection and evaluation.
Therapist, Private Practice, 1996 to Present
Lubbock, Texas.
Provide comprehensive therapy services as part of a private therapy practice to
individuals (adults and adolescents), couples, and families. Specialization includes
difficult adolescents, addiction and recovery, parenting and organizational coaching.
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Associate Professor, September 2004 to December 2005
Department of Applied and Professional Studies, Personal Financial Planning Division,
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas.
Responsibilities included teaching graduate and undergraduate courses, research,
student mentoring, departmental committee participation, internship supervision.
PFP Internship Director, May 2005 to December 2005
Department of Applied and Professional Studies, Personal Financial Planning Division,
Revised and taught the internship course and coordinated internship placement and follow-up
for undergraduate and graduate students.
Project Co-PI and Co-Coordinator for Comorbidity Algorithms Project (COMAP),
2000 to 2004
Southwest Institute for Addictive Diseases (SWIAD), Department of Neuropsychiatry,
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas.
COMAP was a joint project between the Department of Neuropsychiatry and the Texas
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation (TDMHMR). Responsibilities
included grant proposal writing/development, conference planning, and the preparation of
extensive literature reviews that provided the scientific basis for proposed medication
algorithms to be developed in a national consensus conference of physicians gathered from
around the world and the State of Texas. These algorithms would be used to more
effectively treat patients with co-occurring disorders. Additionally, extensive literature
reviews were completed in relation to psychosocial treatment algorithms and family
therapy algorithms and proposals were prepared to submit for additional conference grants
prior to leaving this position.
Project Co-Administrator for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Federal
Probation Services Agreement, 2003 to 2004
Provided project oversight, consultation and supervision to project directors with specific
supervisory responsibility for the mental health and family services portion of the
agreement.
Director of Research, 1999 to August 2004
Responsibilities included research and publication, program(s) evaluation, research project
development, procuring and managing grant projects, research-associate mentoring, data-base
management, and statistical analysis. Research efforts secured an NIJ grant ($100,000), a
NIDA conference grant ($50,000) and spawned multiple research publications and generated
many research presentations and institutes (by invitation) at national conferences.
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Graduate Adjunct Faculty, 1999 to August 2004
Texas Tech University, Human Development and Family Studies, Lubbock, Texas.
Duties included research and teaching responsibilities, therapist supervision, grant writing,
and community program consultation & implementation.
Director, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), 1997 to August 2004
Provided capitated EAP and addiction services representing more than 55,000 covered
lives to state agencies, municipalities, corporations, school districts and hospitals.
Management responsibilities included, program development and maintenance, contract
recruitment and retention, community program development, supervision of staff
therapists, systemic organizational consultation and departmental mediation and team
building.
Instructor, Financial Planning Program, 1997 to August 2004
Texas Tech University, MEDCE, Lubbock, Texas.
Developed and taught the Financial Communication, Counseling and Ethics course, in
financial planning.
Instructor, Family Therapy and Parenting Theory and Practice Course, 1998 to
August 2004
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Department of Neuropsychiatry,
Lubbock, Texas.
Developed and taught family therapy and parenting theory and practice courses during the
Fall and Spring semesters to third and fourth year psychiatric residents.
Crash Course in Family Therapy, 1999 to 2004
Lubbock, Texas.
Developed and taught the introductory course on family therapy and theory taught in the
Fall semester to first and second year psychiatric residents.
Project Coordinator and Research Assistant for Richard S. Wampler, Ph.D., 1993 to
1996
Engaged in program development and evaluation for the Parent Empowerment Program
(PEP)—home-based therapy programs for delinquent adolescents and their families. I
developed, revised, and taught the parenting curriculum for this program and provided
program oversight and supervision.
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Research Methods, 1992 to 1993
Assisted the professor of record with teaching, grading, and tutoring of students.
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Program Coordinator and Research Assistant for Richard S. Wampler, Ph.D., 1992
to 1993
Responsibilities included library research, data collection (administration of psychological
assessment packages) and program development and evaluation. Assisted in the
development of the Home-Based Therapy Program which later was redeveloped into the
Parent Empowerment Program (PEP).
GRANTS
External Funding
Creating Effective Relapse Prevention Strategies for Recovering College Students
(Year II) (Funded) Harris, K., Shumway, S. T., & Kimball, T.G.—Co-Investigators
(Funded, 2007)
($98,000) Noncompetitive Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration
(SAMHSA) grant to study and disseminate knowledge regarding collegiate recovery and
relapse.
Enhancing Military Quality of Life: Military Personal Financial Readiness
(Submitted, 2007), Bagwell, D. & Shumway, S.T.—Co-Investigators ($2,981,517)
U.S. Department of Defense/Submitted to TTU Federal Initiatives Red Book.
Recovery Community Service Program – RCSP, Harris, K., Shumway, S.T., Kimball,
T.G., & Baker A. K. (Unfunded, 2006)
($1,400,000) Competitive grant to study and provide services to recovery communities.
Funds submitted through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration
(SAMHSA).
Collegiate Recovery Community Prevention Enhancement Project, Shumway, S. T.,
Kimball, T.G., & Harris, K.—Co-Investigator (Unfunded, 2006)
($175,000) Proposed to enhance services and research at the Center for the Study of
Addiction and Recovery. Funds submitted through the U.S. Department of Education.
Recipient of Law Enforcement and Corrections Grant, National Institute of Justice
(NIJ), 1999 (Funded, 2002)
($100,000) Developed, wrote and submitted the grant. Grant funds were provided to
develop and evaluate a stress management program for Police officers and their spouses.
Wrote a police officer and spouse relationship training curriculum as part of this grant.
Recipient of the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) Conference Grant,
(Funded, 2002)
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($50,000) Grant funds were provided to develop medication algorithms for dually
diagnosed patients. Developed the comprehensive literature review and organized and
hosted the national conference to develop best practices on co-occurring disorders.
Physicians, Psychologists, and other mental health professionals participated from around
the country to develop best practice algorithms for those struggling with a mental health
and addictive disorder.
Contracts
Project Co-Administrator for Contracted Services, United States District Court,
Northern District: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services, (Funded June,
2003)
($300,000 over three fiscal years) Funds were provided to offer substance abuse and
mental health services for federal probationers. Co-administered all elements of program
development, operations, and USPO relations. Was in-charge of research development
for the project.
Internal Funding
New Faculty Research Seed Grant, College of Human Sciences, (Funded Fall, 2005 –
2006)
($4,500) Funds were provided to adapt stages of change and motivational interviewing
techniques to encourage retirement planning success. Paper was submitted and accepted
for publication in the Retirement Planning Journal!
New Faculty Research Seed Grant, College of Human Sciences, (Funded Fall, 20042005)
($4,500)Funds were provided to investigate motivational interviewing and its application
to retirement and financial planning.
GRANT REPORTS
Arredondo, R., Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., Dersch, C.A., Morelock, N., & Bryan, L.
(11/2002). Qualitative/Quantititive assessment of a police family stress program. A
comprehensive report to the National Institute of Justice.
Arredondo, R., Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., Dersch, C.A., Morelock, N., & Bryan, L.
(11/2002). Qualitative/Quantititive assessment of a police family stress program. An
executive summary to the National Institute of Justice.
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MEMBERSHIP ON NATIONAL REVIEW COMMITTEES
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Initial
Grant Review Committee, 2000 to 2008
Review grant applications for three SAMHSA projects: (1) Family Strengthening, (2)
Community Prevention Initiatives, and (3) Innovative Programs. Traveled to Washington
D.C. for the majority of these reviews and completed the last three here in Lubbock,
Texas. Have completed twelve reviews to date (each review contained 6-12 proposals).
PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Dempsey, J. P., Herrera, J. C., Harris, K. S., Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T. G., Dsauza, C., &
Bradshaw, S. D. (2014). Functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy as a Potential
Biological Assessment of Addiction Recovery: Right Dorsolateral Alcohol-Cue
Activation by Days of Abstinence. Accepted with revisions.
Bradshaw, S. D., Shumway, S. T., Wang, E. W., & Harris, K. S. (2014) Addiction and the
Mediation of Hope on Craving, Readiness, and Coping. Journal of Groups in Addiction
and Recovery.
Shumway, S.T., Dakin, J. B., Smock, S. A., Kimball, T.G., Harris, K. S., Bradshaw, S. D. (2014)
The Development of the Hope and Coping in Recovery Scale (HCRS). Journal of
Groups in Addiction and Recovery.
Northrup, J. C. & Shumway, S.T. (2014) Gamer Widows: A Phenomenological Study of Spouses
of Online Video Game Addicts. American Journal of Family Therapy, 1-13.
Bradshaw, S. D., Shumway, S. T., Harris, K. S., & Baker, M. (2013) Predictive Factors of
Readiness for Change During Inpatient Treatment. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly,
31(3), 280-302.
Shumway, S.T., Bradshaw, S. D., Harris, K. S., & Baker, A. K. (2013) Important Factors of Early
Addiction Recovery and Inpatient Treatment. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 31 (1), 324.
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., Dakin, J. B., Baker, A. K., & Harris, K.S. (2011) Multi-family
Groups in Recovery: A Revised Multi-Family Curriculum. Journal of Family
Psychotherapy, (22), 247-264.
Downs, A. B., Houghtelling, A., Wampler, R. S., & Shumway, S.T. (2009) Shifting Perspectives
in Recovery: Feminist-based Relationship Groups for Male Addicts. Alcoholism
Treatment Quarterly, 27, 409-425.
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Harris, K.S., Baker, A. K., Kimball, T.G., & Shumway, S.T., (2007). Achieving Systems-Based
Sustained Recovery: A Comprehensive Model for Collegiate Recovery Communities.
Journal of Groups in Addiction and Recovery.
Shumway, S., Kimball, T., Korinek, A. W., & Arredondo, R. (2007). A Family Systems Based
Model of Organizational Intervention. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 33, 132146.
Billings, J., Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., & Korinek, A.W. (2007). Construct and Concurrent
Validity of the Organizational Systems Questionnaire (OSQ). Journal of Marital and
Family Therapy, 33, 147-162.
Shumway, S.T., Bell, M., & Arredondo, R. (2006). Financial planners and employee assistance
programs (EAPs): An opportunity for practice building. Journal of Personal Finance,
5(1), 26-36.
Shumway, S.T., Bagwell, D., & Bell, M. (2005). Using stages of change and motivational
interviewing models to encourage retirement/financial planning. Journal of Retirement
Planning, July-August, 39-42.
Shumway, S., Kimball, T., Korinek, A. W., & Morgan, M. (2005). Quantitative Assessment and
EAPs: Expanding the Resource Toolbox. Journal of Work Place Behavioral Health,
21(1), 23-37.
Marshall, J. P., Kimball, T. G., Shumway, S. T., Jeffries, V., Miller, M. M. & Arredondo, R.
(2005). Outcomes of a structured family group in an outpatient alcohol/other drug
treatment setting. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 22(4), 39-53.
Shumway, S. T., Wampler, R. S., Dersch, C. A. & Arredondo, R. (2004). A place for marriage
and family services in Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs): A survey of EAP client
problems and needs. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy,30, 71-79.
Lee, L., Mulsow, M., Fisher, J., Harris, K., Shumway, S., & Arredondo, R. (2004). Effects of
gender, sexual victimization, and duration of alcohol and other drug abuse on treatment
history. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 22.
Shumway, S.T., Wampler, R., & Arredondo, R. (2003). A need for marriage and family services:
A survey of employee assistance program client problems and needs. Journal of Work
Place Behavioral Health, 19(2).
*Miller, M. M., *Kimball, T.G., Korinek, A.W., Shumway, S.T., & Arredondo, R. (2003).
Enhancing teams in the workplace: A new model of team-building. Journal of Work
Place Behavioral Health, 19(2), 35-50. *Indicates co-first authors.
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Bryan, L., Dersch, C.A., Shumway, S. T., & Arredondo, R. (2004). Therapy outcomes: Client
perception and similarity with therapist view. American Journal of Family Therapy, 32,
11-26.
Dersch, C.A., Shumway, S.T., Harris, S.M., & Arredondo, R. (2002). A comprehensive measure
of EAP outcome and satisfaction. Employee Assistance Quarterly, 17 (3).
Kimball, T. G., Shumway, S. T., Korinek, A., & Arredondo, R. (2002). Satisfaction with
organization scale: Reliability and validity of a revised instrument. Employee
Assistance Quarterly, 17(3).
Kimball, T. G., Shumway, S. T., Korinek, A.W., & Arredondo, R. (2002). Using the
Satisfaction with Organization Scale (SOS): Two samples compared. Employee
Assistance Quarterly, 18(1).
Shumway, S. T. & Wampler, R. S. (2002). A behaviorally focused measure of relationships: The
Couple Behavior Report (CBR). American Journal of Family Therapy, 30, 311-321.
Samford, B., Shumway, S. T., Vaughn, M., Jefferies, V., & Arredondo, R. (2001). Treating
individuals and families for alcohol/other drug problems in an intensive outpatient
setting. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 19(4).
Shumway, S. T., Dersch, C. A., Harris, S. M., & Arredondo, R. (2001). Two outcome measures
of EAP satisfaction: A factor analysis. Employee Assistance Quarterly, 16(4).
Shumway, S. T. (2000). Fundamentals of counseling, communication, and ethics. Dallas: InFRE
Press.
Wampler, R. S., & Shumway, S. T. (1995). The Parent Empowerment Project (PEP): Family
therapists and juvenile probation officers in the home. Texas Journal of Corrections,
Nov-Dec, 12-18.
MANUSCRIPTS IN SUBMISSION OR TO BE RESUBMITTED
Shumway, S. T., & Dakin, J. (Revising for Resubmission) Family Systems Informed Financial
Planning: Techniques and Interventions for Financial Planners.
MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS
Kimball, T.G., Shumway, S.T., Baker, M.K., & Harris, K.S. Perceptions of the Six Constructs of
Sustained Recovery: A Phenomenological Study in a Collegiate Recovery Environment.
(IRB approved, research complete and paper in progress)
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Bradshaw, S. D., Shumway, S. T., Wang, E. W., Harris, K. S. (In Preparation). Hope, Readiness,
and Coping in Family Recovery. One of two manuscripts being prepared for my
dissertation that will likely have some additional authors (committee members). Journal
of Submission TBD.
Bradshaw, S. D., Shumway, S. T., Wang, E. W., Harris, K. S. (In Preparation). Family
Functioning and Readiness in Family Recovery. One of two manuscripts being prepared
for my dissertation that will likely have some additional authors (committee members).
Journal of Submission TBD.
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T.G., & Harris, K. S. Defining recovery from a six essentials
perspective: A more comprehensive definition of recovery. (A thought piece that could be
completed Fall 2013 or Spring 2014).
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T. G. Using the Couple Behavior Report to Assess Relationship
Growth in Recovery: A Pre/Post Look at Positive Couple Behaviors and Relationship
Satisfaction. (In planning)
Shumway, S. T. & Kimball, T.G. A Validation Study of the CBR with Recovering Populations:
(In planning)
OTHER PUBLICATIONS:
Harris, K. S., Baker, A. K., Kimball, T. G., & Shumway, S. T. (2007). A collegiate recovery
community model. Paradigm, 12 (4).
PEER REVIEWED—PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS
National Institutes
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T. G. (2013, March). Substance use disorders and adolescents.
Institute presented by invitation at the AAMFT Winter Institute for Advanced Clinical
Training, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T. G., & Korinek, A. W. (2003, March). EAPs and organizational
systems consultation: Expanding the scope of your practice. Institute presented by
invitation at the AAMFT Winter Institute for Advanced Clinical Training, Palm Springs,
California.
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., & Korinek, A.W. (2002, October). An organizational
intervention model: MFT’s in the workplace. Institute accepted for presentation at the
American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, 60th Annual National
Conference, Cincinnati, OH.
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Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., & Korinek, A.W. (2001, October). Growing your practice and
your pocketbook: MFTs in the Employee Assistance marketplace. Institute presented by
invitation at the 59th Annual Conference of the American Association for Marriage and
Family Therapy, Nashville, Tennessee.
Papers and Workshops Presented at National Conferences
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T. G. (April, 2013). Six Essentials to Achieve Lasting Recovery. 4th
National Collegiate Recovery Conference, Texas Tech University (Ranch at Dove Tree),
Lubbock, Texas (Invited Address).
Kimball, T. G., Shumway, S.T. (April, 2012). Six Essentials to Achieve Lasting Recovery. The
Evolution of Families through Recovery Conference, Texas Tech University, Lubbock,
Texas (Invited Address).
Northrup, J., Shumway, S. T. (2010, September). A phenomenological look at the effects of
gaming on marriage. Poster Presentation at the AAMFT Annual Conference (2010).
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T. G. (2010, April). Six attributes of long-term recovery. Invited
presentation at the Recovery and Relapse Prevention: Best Practices for Combating
Addiction and Supporting Recovery on College Campuses National Conference.
Shumway, S.T. (2009, Sept). Less than perfect families: Overcoming the Cone of Shame.
Keynote speaker for the Building Strong Families Conference (2009) (Invited
replacement speaker)
Shumway, S. T. (2007, March). Family dynamics of addiction and recovery: Using multi-family
groups in treatment and recovery. Presentation at the 29th Annual Institute on Substance
Abuse and Addiction, Lubbock, Texas (Invited Address).
Shumway, S.T. (2006). Systems theory and recovery. Workshop presented at the national
conference of the National Association of Recovery Schools, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2004, April). Parenting difficult adolescents: Part I and Part II. Workshop
presented by invitation at the 26th Annual Institute on Substance Abuse and Addiction,
Lubbock, Texas.
Miller, M. M., Bryan, L. A., Kimball, T. G., Shumway, S. T., & Arredondo, R. (November,
2003). Women at work: A gendered perspective of organizational interventions.
Workshop presented at the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Annual
Conference, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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Wampler, R., Shumway, S.T., & Gardner, S. (2003, November). Utility of 3-category and 4category Adult Attachment Scale scores in a clinical setting. Paper accepted for
presentation at the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Annual National
Conference, Vancouver, BC.
Kimball, T. G., Miller, M. M., Korinek, A. W., Shumway, S. T., & Arredondo, R. (2003
October). MFTs enhancing work groups: A model for team building. Workshop
presented at the AAMFT Annual National Conference, Long Beach, CA.
Marshall, J., Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G. (2002, November). Utilizing structured family
groups in an outpatient substance abuse program. Paper accepted for presentation at the
AMERSA 26th Annual National Conference, Washington, D.C.
Bryan, L., Dersch, C., Shumway, S. T., & Arredondo, R. (2001, November). Client and therapist
perceptions of improvement. Paper presented at the National Council on Family Relations
(NCFR), Annual Conference, Rochester, New York.
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., Korinek, A.W., & Dersch, C. A., (2001, October). Expanding
our EAP toolbox: Using quantitative measures to assess individual and organizational
functioning and satisfaction. Paper presented at the EAPA’s 30th Annual Conference,
Vancouver, Canada.
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., & Korinek, A.W. (2000, November). Organizational
interventions: A systems model for EAPs. Accepted for presentation at the 28th Annual
EAPA Conference, New York, N.Y.
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., & Korinek, A.W. (2000, November). Organizational
interventions: A systems model for MFTs. Paper accepted for presentation at the 58th
Annual AAMFT Conference, Denver, Colorado.
Shumway, S. T., & Wampler, R. S. (1999, November). Six specific ways to help couples in
therapy: The Texas Tech Relationship Satisfaction Scale (TTRIS). Accepted for poster
presentation at the 57th Annual AAMFT Conference, Chicago, IL.
Shumway, S. T., Wampler, R. S., & Reif, L. (1999, October). Do employee assistance program
(EAP) clients need and want family/relational therapy. Accepted for poster presentation
at the 1999 National Council on Family Relations Annual Conference, Irvine, CA.
Shumway, S. T. (1999, April). Structural Family Therapy for the addiction professional.
Presentation at the 21st Annual Institute on Substance Abuse and Addiction, Lubbock,
Texas (Invited Address).
Shumway, S. T., Reif, C. L., & Arredondo, R. (1998, November). A comparison of coping
between an adult outpatient substance abuse population and a normative sample.
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Accepted for presentation at the National Conference of the Association for Medical
Education and Research in Substance Abuse (AMERSA), Washington, D.C.
Reif, C. L., Shumway, S. T., Gee, R., & Sprague, V. (1998, November). The relationship
between spirituality, anger, coping, symptomology and treatment completion among
adult outpatient substance abusers. Accepted for presentation at the National Conference
of the Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance Abuse (AMERSA),
Washington, D.C.
Reif, C. L., Shumway, S. T., & Arredondo, R. (1998, December). Dual diagnosis and treatment
completion in intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment. Accepted for presentation
at the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry, 9th Annual Meeting and Symposium,
Amelia Island, Fl.
Shumway, S. T. (1998, April). An explanation and interventions for antisocial behaviors in
children. Presentation at the 20th Annual Institute on Substance Abuse and Addiction,
Lubbock, TX (Invited Address).
Shumway, S. T., & Wampler R. S. (1995, June). Solution focused home-based family therapy for
delinquent adolescents: An outcome study. Accepted for presentation at the meetings of
the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, New Orleans, LA.
Wampler, R. S., Munsch, J., & Shumway, S. T. (1995, June). Working intensively with families
of delinquent youth: The Parent Empowerment Program. Accepted for presentation at the
meetings of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, New Orleans,
LA.
Wampler, R. S., Shumway, S. T., & Smith, S. (1995, April). Stopping the cycle: Working with
delinquent adolescents and their parents. Presentation at the Groves Conference on the
Family, Lexington, KY.
Papers and Workshops Presented at State and Local Conferences
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T.G. (July, 2012). Six Essentials to Achieve Lasting Recovery.
Workshop presented at the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals 2012 Annual
Conference, San Antonio, Texas.
Shumway, S.T., (January, 2009). Using multi-family groups in treatment and recovery. Paper
presented at the Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Conference,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Kimball, T.G., Shumway, S.T. (2007). Seminar for Clergy on Addiction: Emphasis on
Pornography and sexual addiction. Invited presentation as part of the Austin Diocese
Continuing Education Seminar for Clergy, Austin, Texas.
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Shumway, S.T., & Kimball, T. G. (2007). Family dynamics of addiction. Presented as part of the
17th Annual West Texas Institute on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S.T., & Kimball, T.G. (January, 2006). Organizational Intervention and Family
Systems Theory. Workshop presented at the Annual conference of Texas Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy, Houston, Texas.
Kimball, T.G., Shumway, S.T., Marshall, J.P., Miller, M.M., Jeffries, V., & Arredondo, R.
(2005, January). Marriage and family therapists using multi-family groups in substance
abuse treatment. Poster presented at the Annual conference of Texas Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy, Dallas, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (1999, October). Family survival/family stress: The emotional health of the
professional. Invited speaker for the Texas Medical Association, Committee on Physician
Health and Rehabilitation, Beyond Survival Training, Dallas, Texas.
Wampler, R. S., & Shumway, S. T. (1995, August). Home-based intervention programs that
work. Presentation at the meetings of the American Probation and Parole Association,
Dallas, TX.
Shumway, S. T., & Wampler, R. S. (1995, March). Solution-focused home-based therapy for
delinquent adolescents: An outcome study. Poster Presentation, Human Sciences Week,
PUBLISHED BOOKS
Shumway, S.T., & Kimball, T.G. (2012) Six essentials to achieve lasting recovery. Hazelden,
MN.
BOOKS IN PROGRESS
Shumway, S. T. A parents’ bill of responsibilities. (Resubmitted to publisher, May 2013)
Shumway, S. T. Six ways to make your relationship a place where you both want to be. (In
progress)
Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T. G. Six essentials of lasting recovery: Personal experiences of
recovering addicts. (Book, based on research, to be completed 2012)
Shumway, S. Six Ways to Make Any Relationship Better: Help for Couples in Recovery. (In
planning)
Shumway, S. T., Korinek, A. W. & Kimball, T. G. Organizational interventions: A family
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systems model for therapy professionals. (On hold)
THESIS AND DISSERTATION
Shumway, S. T. (1995). Solution-focused home-based family therapy for delinquent adolescents:
An outcome study. (Richard S. Wampler, Thesis Committee Chair)
Shumway, S. T. (1998). The Texas Tech Relationship Interaction Scale (TTRIS): Development of
a relationship interaction measure for couples. (Richard S. Wampler, Committee Chair)
VIDEO & MULTIMEDIA SERIES
“Raising Kids Who Don’t Raise Cain” (1998). Parenting series developed with Richard
Wampler as part of a contract with the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission.
“Physician Stress and Burnout” (2000). Continuing education module developed for physicians
at the invitation of Texas Medical Association (TMA).
“Coping with Stress and Burnout” (2000). Inservice education module for HealthNet, Texas
Tech University Health Sciences Center.
“Parenting: The Basics” (1999). Educational video for The Creative Educational Video Group
(CEV).
“Parenting: Motivation” (1999). Educational video for The Creative Educational Video Croup
(CEV).
UNIVERSITY TEACHING
ADRS 3325 Family Dynamics of Addiction, Fall 2013
Texas Tech University, Community Family and Addictive Services Department, Lubbock, Tx.
Taught course as replacement for Dr. Thomas Kimball.
ADRS 6315 Systemic Treatment of Addictive Disorders, Spring 2013
Texas Tech University, Department of Applied and Professional Studies, Lubbock, Texas.
Revised and taught course as replacement for Dr. Kitty Harris.
ADRS 4325 Systemic Treatment of Addictive Disorders, Fall of 2012 to Current
Revised this course via a new preparation summer of 2012.
ADRS 2310 Mega-Sections, Understanding Alcohol, Drugs and Addictive Behaviors,
Spring 2009 to Current
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Revised this undergraduate course to work within a mega-section context where students attend
professor lecture and graduate student labs.
ADRS 6315 Systemic Treatment of Addictive Disorders, January 2011
Texas Tech University, Department of Applied and Professional Studies, Lubbock, Texas. Taught
course as replacement for Dr. Kitty Harris.
ADRS 2310, Understanding Alcohol, Drugs and Addictive Behaviors, May 2006 to Spring
Revised this undergraduate course and created new reader supports.
ADRS 3329, Relationships and Addiction, January 2006 to Spring 2007
Revised this undergraduate course and created new reader and text support.
ADRS 2125, Seminar in Recovery, January 2006 to Present
Undergraduate Seminar.
PFP 3374, Retirement Planning, September 2004 to December 2005
Revised this undergraduate course and created an updated reader.
PFP 5394, Retirement Planning, September 2004 to December 2005
Revised this graduate course and created an updated reader.
PFP 3398, Professional Practice, January 2005 to December 2005
Undergraduate Course.
PFP 4399, Internship in PFP, May 2005 to August 2005
Revised this undergraduate/graduate course.
HDFS 3321, Human Sexuality, Spring 2004
Texas Tech University, HDFS, Lubbock, Texas.
Revised this undergraduate course and created a new reader.
PFP 3347, Ethics in Financial Planning, 1997 to 2004
Texas Tech University, MEDCE, Lubbock, Texas.
Developed this course and provided all new material, readers, and text material.
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Family Studies 3331, a Practical Strategy Parenting Education, 1995 to 2003
Revised this undergraduate course and created all new media sequences and course readers.
MFT 6395, Practicum in Marriage and Family Therapy, Spring 2001
Graduate Course.
GRADUATE RESEARCH ADVISING
Doctoral Students
Sarah Shonian
Porter Macey
Terrance Martin
Spencer Bradshaw
Benjamin Cummings
Spencer Bradshaw
John Dakin
David Servino
Sonja Britt
Jason Northrup
Chad Graff
Kim Bridges
Karen Kline
Swarn Chatterjee
Clyde Neff
John Gilliam
Zhu, Dan Dan
John Hayes
Nichole Morelock
Ryan Haley
Robby Gee
Shane Haberstroh
Project
ADRS 2310
ADRS 2310
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
7000 Project
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
7000 Project
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
Advising Role
Chair/Advisor
Chair/Advisor
Committee Member
Chair/Advisor
Committee Member
Chair/Advisor
Chair/Advisor
Committee Member
Committee Member
Chair/Advisor
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Chair/Advisor
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Status
In Progress
In Progress
Completed
In Progress
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Terminated
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Masters Students
Ally Degraff
Carmen Soliz
Hye-Sun Ro
Project
Thesis
Thesis
Thesis
Advising Role
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Status
Completed
Completed
Completed
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UNIVERSITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES
University
TTU Graduate Council
Academic Prog. Sub Com.
Teaching Academy Member
Revenue Task Force (RCM)
Communication Sub-Com.
Space/Facilities Sub-Com.
Texas Tech University
Sept 2012 to Present
May 2011 to Present
Jan 2008 to 2011
Sept 2008 to 2010
Sept 2009 to 2010
College
Chair, Teaching Effec. Com
Distinguished Awards Com.
Curriculum Committee
Dean’s Executive Council
Faculty Council
Research Committee
Curriculum Committee
College of Human Sciences
Mar 2010 to 2012
Fall 2011 to 2012
July 2007 to 2009
Fall 2006 to 2007
Fall 2006 to 2007
Fall 2005 to 2006
Department
ADRS Program Director
CFAS Exec. Committee
Department Chair
External Relations Comm.
APS Personnel Comm.
Coordinator ADRS 2310
Applied & Professional Studies
CFAS
Sum 2009 to Present
Sum 2009 to Present
Sum 2007 to 2009
Fall 2005 to 2007
Fall 2006 to 2007
Jan 2006 to 2007
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Lubbock Rape Crisis Center, Board of Directors, 2007 to 2011
Lubbock, Texas.
Attend monthly meetings to discuss issues related to the Rape Crisis Center. Also, participate in
community education via presentations and group discussions
Stages: A Sober Living Community, Board of Directors, 2007 to 2011
Lubbock, Texas.
Attend monthly meetings to assist with startup and program development, continuation and
assessment.
Texas Medical Association (TMA), Physician Stress and Burnout Task Force, 20012004
Southwest Institute for Addictive Diseases, Department of Neuropsychiatry, Texas Tech
Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas.
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Co-developed a stress and burnout curriculum module for physicians that was used for
continuing medical education for Texas Physicians. Traveled at the request of TMA
throughout Texas providing this stress and burnout module. These medical education
modules were provided at no charge as a service to participating physicians.
Threat Assessment Team Member, 1998 to 2004
Texas Tech University and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas.
Provided psychological consultation for the TTU/TTUHSC system during actual threats to the
university. This team was formed to help determine level of threats and the best course of action
in dealing with these threats on the TTU/TTUHSC campus! The team included the Police Chief,
HR reps from both campus, University Legal Council, Chairs of Departments, Deans from the
different Colleges and other administrative officers.
Project Coordinator and Specialist/Consultant for the Parent Empowerment Project
(PEP), 1996 to 2004
The Parent Empowerment Project provides home-based therapy services to adolescents.
Responsibilities have included project development and coordination, administration of
psychological assessment instruments, parenting education/training, database management, and
project evaluation.
Parenting and Family Specialist for News Channel 11, NBC affiliate in Lubbock,Texas
1995 to 1998
Provided live weekly parenting, family, and relationship segments to a large television
audience in West Texas.
Parenting Educator for Lubbock County Youth Center, Lubbock, Texas 1993 to 1996
Provided parenting education for parents and their delinquent
youth, foster parents, probation officers, and other family
service providers.
MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Association of Recovery Schools (ARS)
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)
Texas Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (TAMFT)
National Council on Family Relations (NCFR)
Association for Medical Research in Substance Abuse (AMERSA)
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)
Employee Assistance Professionals Association (EAPA)
Employee Assistance Society of North America (EASNA)
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2006 to Present
1997 to Present
1996 to Present
1997 to 2004
1998 to 2004
1999 to 2003
1998 to 2004
1999 to 2004
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE PRESENTATIONS (a sampling)
Kimball, T.G., Shumway, S.T. (2013, October). Achieving Lasting Recovery. Family Weekend:
Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S.T. & Kimball, T.G. (2012, October). Achieving Lasting Recovery. Family
Weekend: Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S.T. (2012, March) Addiction and Recovery: A Disease Model Perspective.
Department of Psychology Student and Faculty Forum, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S.T. (2011, June). Etiology of Delinquency and Addiction: Parent and Teacher
Advice. Care Luncheon, Dallas, Texas.
Shumway, S.T. & Kimball, T.G. (2011, October). Achieving Lasting Recovery. Family
Weekend: Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S.T. & Kimball, T.G. (2007, October). Multi-Family Groups on Addiction and
Recovery. Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. & Kimball, T. G. (2007, October). Effective Parental Discipline. Invited
workshop as part of the United Future Leaders Program, Texas Tech University, Lubbock
Texas.
Kimball, T. G. & Shumway, S. T. (2007, August). Seminar for Clergy on Addiction: Emphasis
on Pornography and sexual addiction. Invited presentation as part of the Austin Diocese
Continuing Education Seminar for Clergy, Austin, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. & Kimball, T. G. (2007, September). Improving Parent and Adolescent
Relationships. Invited workshop as part of the United Future Leaders Program, Texas
Tech University, Lubbock Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2007, March). Dealing with Sexual Addicts. Invited speaker at Stephen
ministry at Second Baptist church. Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2007). Making our Relationships a Better Place to be. Invited Keynote Speaker
for the Texas Society of Professional Engineers: South Plains Chapter. Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2006, November). Coping with Stress and Burnout for Physicians. Invited
speaker for TRIAD Hospitals Physician’s Planning Conference.
Shumway, S. T. (2005, April). Coping with Stress and Burnout. Invited speaker for Region 17
District Secretaries Conference.
Shumway, S. T. (2005, April). 7 Ways to Make Any Relationship Better. An invited keynote
address at Oklahoma State University, Human Environmental Sciences Week.
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Shumway, S.T. (2004, October). Making a Difference in the Lives of Difficult Adolescents and
their Families. A keynote address given at the 16th Annual West Texas Institute and
Wellness Conference.
Shumway, S.T. (2003, March). Parenting your Difficult Teen. A workshop/inservice presented to
employees and parents of Cal Farley’s Girls Home.
Shumway, S.T. (2002, October). Managing Professional Stress and Burnout & Seven Ways to
Mentor a Child. Presented as an inservice for the faculty of Holland Independent School
District, Holland, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2002, June). Seven Ways to Mentor a Child. Presented as an inservice for the
staff of Buckner’s Children’s Home, Lubbock, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2002, June). Managing Professional Stress and Burnout. Presented at the
invitation of Brownwood Hospital for their Annual Management Training Conference,
San Antonio, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2001, April). Mediation Through Mentoring. Presented as and inservice for
faculty of Lamesa Independent School District, Lamesa, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2001, March). Managing Professional Stress and Burnout for Physicians.
Presented at the invitation of TRIAD Hospitals at their Annual Management Training
Conference, San Antonio, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (2000, August). Managing Professional Stress and Burnout. Presented at the
invitation of Sierra Providence Health Networks 2000 Pediatric Symposium, El Paso,
Texas.
Shumway, S.T. (2000, April). Physician Stress and Burnout. Presented at the invitation of the
Texas Medical Association’s Physician Health and Rehabilitation Committee for
Physicians at the Columbia Medical Center East Inc. El Paso, Texas.
Shumway, S. T. (1998, August). Mentoring Through Mediation. Presented as an inservice for
faculty of Frenship Junior High, Lubbock, Tx.
Shumway, S. T. (1998, August). Seven Ways to Make your Classroom a Place Where your
Students Want to Be. Presented as an inservice to faculty of All Saints Episcopal School.
Shumway, S. T. (1998, May). Mentoring Through Mediation. Presented as an inservice for
faculty of Monterey High School, Lubbock, Tx.
Shumway, S. T. (1995-1998). Television parenting and relationship segments. Presented weekly
on KCBD News Channel 11, Daybreak Morning Show.
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Shumway, S. T. (1998, March). The Genesis of Antisocial Behavior in Children/Adolescents and
the Factors Thought to Mitigate the Process. Three-hour workshop presented as part of a
continuing education series for the High Plains Marriage and Family Therapy
Association, Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1997, October). Consequentially Focusing our Children within the Context of
our Parental Rights and Responsibilities. Presented as the keynote speaker at the
Lubbock Parenting Conference, Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1997, October). Achieving Success: Getting Beyond the Discouragement.
Presented at a Parent Training Workshop for the employees of the Lubbock Independent
School District (LISD), Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1996, October). Handling Misbehavior: Stopping the Bad and Encouraging the
Good. Presented in conjunction with National Child Health Month sponsored by
Methodist Hospital, Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1996, September). Making your Home a Place Where your Children Want to
Be. Presented at a Parent Training Workshop for Employees of Texas Tech and the TTU
Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1996, September). Making your Partnership a Place Where you Both Want to
Be. Presented as part of the Kay for Your Opinion radio program, KFYO Radio,
Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1995-1996). Raising Kids who don't Raise Cain. A series of
Parenting Training Workshops for the Lubbock County Youth Center, Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1996, May). Seven Ways to Make your Home a Place your Teens Want to Be.
Presented as part of the “Kay for your Opinion” Radio Program, KFYO Radio, Lubbock,
TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1996, April). Parents and Punishment. Presented at a Parent Training
Workshop for employees of the Lubbock Independent School District (LISD), Lubbock,
TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1995, September). Parenting in the 90's. Presented on the Cox Cable
Network/Lubbock Area Live Talk Show, Lubbock, TX.
Shumway, S. T. (1995, March). The importance of parent education in the treatment of
delinquent youth. Presented at a symposium of the Achievement Rewards for College
Scientists Association (ARC), Lubbock, Tx.
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Shumway, S. T. (1993-1995). Options for parents. A series of Parenting Training Workshops for
the Lubbock County Youth Center, Lubbock, Tx.
CURRICULUM DEVELOPED FROM SERVICE AND FACULTY ACTIVITIES
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T.K. (2007) Parenting training for United Future Leaders.
(unpublished)
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T.K. (2007). A family systems based model of organizational
intervention. (published)
Shumway, S. T., Kimball, T.K. (2007). Dealing with sexual addiction for clergy. (unpublished)
Kimball, T. K., Shumway, S.T. (2003). A new model of team-building. (published)
Arredondo, R., Shumway, S.T., Kimball, T.G., Dersch, C.A., Morelock, N., & Bryan, L. (2001).
Police family stress program. (published)
Shumway, S. T., & Kimball, T. K. (1996, copyright). Multi-Family curriculum for inpatient
settings. (unpublished)
Shumway, S. T. (1995, copyright). Parenting seminar module. (unpublished)
LICENSURE & CERTIFICATIONS
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Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (Texas)
AAMFT Approved Clinical Supervisor
Clinical Member American Association for Marriage
and Family Therapy (AAMFT)
Certified Mediator
Advanced Critical Incident Stress Management Certified
HONORS AND AWARDS
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College of Human Sciences Spencer A. Wells Award for Creativity in Teaching
(2012)
Inductee to the Texas Tech Teaching Academy (2011)
College of Human Sciences Mace Bearer, Texas Tech Graduation (2008)
Awarded Distinguished Alumni, Texas Tech University, MFT Program (2000)
Doctoral Level Student Achievement Award, Texas Association of Marriage and
Family Therapy (1998)
Top Graduate Student and Banner Bearer, Texas Tech Graduation (1998)
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ADDITIONAL TRAINING/EXPERIENCE
COUNSELING:
AAMFT Approved Supervisor, 1999 to Present
Lubbock, Texas.
Provide therapy supervision to therapists in training.
Therapist, Texas Tech Family Therapy Clinic, 1994-1996
Provided comprehensive counseling services under direct faculty supervision to
individuals, couples, and families. Completed 500 plus supervised hours of therapy while
in the clinic.
Therapist, Lubbock County Youth Center, 1992-1994
Provided individual and group counseling for delinquent adolescents who were
incarcerated at the center.
Project Coordinator, Home-Based Therapy Program, 1992-1993
This project provided time limited home-based family therapy services for juvenile
delinquents. Responsibilities were similar to those previous listed for the PEP project.
Psychiatric Technician, Utah State Mental Hospital, 1991-1992 Supervised the daily
activities of over 30 patients housed in the forensic ward.
FINANCIAL SERVICES:
Financial Planning Coordinator and Financial Consultant, Merrill Lynch, 1988 to
1989
Coordinated financial planning efforts for entire office and provided financial advice to
approximately 350 personal clients.
Vice President of Securities and Financial Consultant, First Financial Group, 1985 to
1989
Responsibilities included: securities training for new associates, portfolio development
and management for all clients of the firm, and regulation/enforcement of NASD rules.
Continuing Education Provider, First Financial Group, 1986 to 1988
Provided state-approved (Arizona) continuing education seminars for accountants and
CPA's. Topics included: real estate partnership evaluation, pension planning, and family
financial planning.
Financial Consultant, First Financial Group, 1983-1988
Provided financial planning advice and developed financial plans for over 300 clients.
Held series 6, 22, Series 7 and life insurance licenses. Was enrolled in both the Certified
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Financial Planning (CFP) and Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) certification
programs.
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