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University Pathology Consortium, LLC CURRICULUM VITAE Lori L. Davis, M.D. Director of Research and Development Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry VA Medical Center 3701 Loop Road East (151) Tuscaloosa, AL 35404 lori.davis@med.va.gov Education Honors and Awards Post Graduate Education Major Research Interests ... Affiliations EDUCATION A.B. Art Design, Duke University, Durham, NC, 1984 M.D., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 1988 POST GRADUATE EDUCATION Psychiatry Resident Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurobiology University of Alabama at Birmingham Birmingham, AL Psychiatry Elective with Julian Leff, M.D. Maudsley Hospital West Sussex, England June 1992 BOARD CERTIFICATIONS Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Inc., 1994 MAJOR PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurobiology University of Alabama at Birmingham Birmingham, AL 2001 - present Director of Research and Development Staff Physician with PTSD Clinical Treatment Program VA Medical Center Tuscaloosa, AL

83. Marriage & Family Therapist Referral Information special Interest Areas Anxiety, Panic Attacks Disabilities, Divorce, Eating disorders,Family of Physical Disabilities, Post Traumatic stress Disorder, Pre http://aztec.asu.edu/azamft/rdhowell.html

A Division of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy REFERRAL DIRECTORY - DETAILED THERAPIST INFORMATION Libby Howell, Ed.D Private Practice OFFICE #1 OFFICE #2 5410 S. Lakeshore Dr., #103 Tempe, AZ 85283 Major Intersection: Rural Rd./McClintock Rd. and Baseline Rd. Phone: Fax: None Email: lhowell@worldnet.att.net Web Site: None Professional Certifications: Certified Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Psychologist Populations Served: Adults, Couples, Group, Family, Adolescent, Gay and Lesbian, Individual Special Interest Areas: Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Bipolar Disorder, Chronic Illness, Depression, Developmental Disabilities, Divorce, Eating Disorders, Family of Origin Issues, Grief Counseling, Male/Female Issues, Marriage Enrichment, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Occupational Counseling, Parenting, Physical Disabilities, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Pre-Marital Therapy, Re-marriage and Step Family Issues, Sexual Abuse, Stress Management Other Special Interest Areas: None Other Languages Spoken: None Special Information: Groups for women with Bipolar and Eating Disorders GO TO SELECT A THERAPIST BY: LAST NAME POPULATION SERVED SPECIALITY AREA CITY ... LINKS

84. Marriage & Family Therapist Referral Information special Interest Areas Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Disorder, Parenting,Personality disorders, Play Therapy, Post Traumatic stress Disorder, Pre http://aztec.asu.edu/azamft/rdlabelle.html

A Division of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy REFERRAL DIRECTORY - DETAILED THERAPIST INFORMATION Ellen R. LaBelle, M.Ed. Private Practice OFFICE #1 OFFICE #2 10000 N. 31st Ave., Suite A-106 Phoenix, AZ 85051 Major Intersection: Peoria Ave. and 31st Ave. (Metrocenter Area) Phone: Fax: None Email: elnrlab@aol.com Web Site: None Professional Certifications: Certified Marriage and Family Therapist, Certified Professional Counselor Populations Served: Adults, Couples, Children, Family, Geriatric, Adolescent, Gay and Lesbian, Individual Special Interest Areas: Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Anger Management, Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Depression, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Eating Disorders, Family of Origin Issues, Grief Counseling, Male/Female Issues, Marriage Enrichment, Meditation, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Parenting, Personality Disorders, Play Therapy, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Pre-Marital Therapy, Re-marriage and Step Family Issues, Sexual Abuse, Stress Management, Substance Abuse, Survivors of Suicide Other Special Interest Areas: None Other Languages Spoken: None Special Information: None GO TO SELECT A THERAPIST BY: LAST NAME POPULATION SERVED SPECIALITY AREA CITY ... LINKS

85. Narrative Psychology: Clinical Psychology In this summary of a JCCP special section, the challenges in the diagnosis of mooddisorders. The harmony of illusions Inventing posttraumatic stress disorder http://web.lemoyne.edu/~hevern/nr-clin.html

Main Page General Overview Historical Background Theoretical Foundations ... Other Disciplines Last Updated October 14, 2001 Narrative Psychology Search Topics in Narrative Psychology Clinical Psychology " Somtime in the middle of the Eighteenth Century, along with the rise Of capitalism and scientific method, the logical Foundations of Western thought decayed and fell apart. When they fell apart, poets were left With emotions and experiences, and with no way To examine them. At this time, poets and men of genius began to go mad..." "Essay on Psychiatrists" by Robert Pinsky assessment of mental disorders and human abililies the nature and construction of psychopathology and mental disorders Background Internet ... Theorists This page is concerned with narrative as it relates to the disciplines of clinical and counseling psychology and psychiatry are included here under the subheadings of assessment of mental disorders and human abililies the nature and construction of psychopathology and mental disorders Processes of psychological/psychiatric treatment and healing are included on separate subpages dealing with psychotherapy psychoanalysis and depth psychology Bertram Cohler Dan Levinson Greg Neimeyer Theodore Sarbin Assessment Alexander, I. E. (1990).

86. The Consortium On Trauma, Illness, And Grief In Schools stress, Trauma and posttraumatic stress disorders in Children with Traumatic EventsSpecial Comments for http://www.tigconsortium.org/resource_articles.asp?cat=31

87. Staff Profile: Dr. Huw Williams Post Traumatic stress in Aquired Brain Injury Coping Neuropsychological Rehabilitation– special Issue, March 2003. of emotional disorders following acquired http://www.ex.ac.uk/psychology/staff/profiles/hwilliams.html

Dr. Huw Williams BA, PhD, D Clin Psych (Wales) Current Position: Lecturer Office: Room 226 E-Mail: W.H.Williams@exeter.ac.uk Phone: Ext 4661 Homepage: PSY1002 Clinical Psychology PSY2002 Clinical Psychology PSY3020 Disability And Psychology D. Clin programme, Research Tutor Member of Ethics Committee Honorary Secretary of the Division of Neuropsychology of the British Psychological Society Committee member of the Professional Practice Board of the British Psychological Society and of the sub-committee "Standing Committee on Psychology in Health and Social Care" Clinical Cognition Neuroscience Clinical Neuropsychology, Clincal Psychology Post Traumatic Stress in Aquired Brain Injury Coping, attributional style and mental health Psychosocial Outcome in Neuro-rehabilitation Autobiographical Memory Outcome and the Medico-legal process Cognitive therapy and cognitive disability Iddon, J and Williams, W.H (in press) The Memory Booster Workout: 10 steps to a better memory. Hamlyn: London. Williams, W.H. (in press) Rehabilitation of emotional disorders following acquired brain injury. . In B.A.Wilson (ed) Neuropsychological Rehabilitation; Theory and Practice" In series Studies in Neuropsychology: Development and Cognition. Williams, W.H., Evans J.J. and Wilson, B.A. (2002). Prevalence of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder after Severe Traumatic Brain Injury in a representative community sample. Brain Injury, vol 16,8, 673-679.

88. American Psychiatric Association - Www.psych.org Acute postdisaster psychiatric disorders Identification of posttraumatic stressin survivors of three disasters. (special Issue) Journal of Social Behavior http://www.psych.org/pract_of_psych/dpc_references.cfm

89. Untitled considerable experience with posttraumatic stress Disorder, Trichotillomania presentationson stress management topics Phobias and Related Anxiety disorders). http://www.stressandanxiety.com/more-about-allen-weg.html

More About Allen H. Weg, Ed. D. Dr. Allen Weg received his Bachelors in Psychology from Cortland State University, New York, and his Masters in Clinical-Experimental Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, New Jersey. He received his Doctorate in Counseling Psychology at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and is a New Jersey licensed psychologist. Dr. Weg is founder and director of Stress and Anxiety Services of New Jersey, an independent practice on the border of Milltown and East Brunswick, New Jersey. He had also worked as a Senior Psychologist in the outpatient department of Richard Hall Community Mental Health Center in Bridgewater, New Jersey for 14 years, until November, 2000. In both of these settings, he has over the years treated scores of individuals and run many groups for the treatment of Panic Disorder, Agoraphobia, Specific Phobias, Social Phobia, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and Generalized Anxiety Disorder. He has also has considerable experience with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Trichotillomania, and Habit Control, as well as non-anxiety focused work with persons suffering from depression, grief and loss, personality disorders, marital and sexual problems, adult children of alcoholics, and adults sexually abused as children. He has since 1991 served as a clinical field supervisor for the Psychological Clinic at Rutgers University, where he supervises graduate students in the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology and Rutgers Ph.D. program.

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Frequently Asked Questions What is a school psychologist? I think my child has a learning problem. How do I get this evaluated? What is a case study evaluation? What is a school psychologist? School psychologists are educational specialists who use their knowledge of psychology and educational research to help children, teachers and parents. We are skilled practitioners in the areas of psycho-educational assessment, childhood development, behavioral management, individual/group counseling, and consultation. School psychologists need to have a broad base of information. If we do not know the answer, which frequently we might not, we know where to go to find it. School psychologists must keep up-dated about issues affecting the lives of students in our school. School psychologists are able to address many issues such as: Crisis Intervention Social Skills Training Behavioral Management Techniques Self-Esteem Attention Deficit Disorders Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders State and Federal Special Education Regulations One of the main roles of the school psychologist is to administer a variety of psycho-educational instruments to students who are experiencing difficulties (academic or behavioral) in the classroom. Based on these test results and information obtained from the student's teachers and parents, the school psychologist helps the educational team determine if a student is eligible for special education services. School psychologists work with students who have diverse educational problems and needs:

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92. Mental Health And Counseling new classmates, roommates or special relationships. also treats students with post-traumaticstress, eating symptoms and ADD/related disorders and collaborates http://www.shs.uci.edu/mental_health.html

Mental Health and Counseling Appointment - (949) 824-5304 The UCI Student Health Center Mental Health department welcomes you to our service! Whether you are an incoming freshman or an experienced graduate student, you may find some of the services we offer helpful to you as you pursue your studies. Campus life provides many opportunities for cultural enrichment and emotional growth. At times, in dealing with the diverse activities, intellectual challenges and relationship opportunities arising every day, a chance to discuss their impact on your life may be welcome. We offer individual counseling for anxiety, writing block and other study-related inhibitions, and referrals for substance abuse and eating problems. Our department furnishes counseling for relationship problems and room-mate situations, and psychiatric consultation for anxiety, depression, OCD, post-traumatic stress and other symptoms. We also provide assessment and treatment of ADD and related conditions. PERSONNEL David Engstrom, Ph.D., Director of Mental Health

93. Staff Staff Members and Their special Interests specialty IssuesADHD, Post Traumatic StressDisorder, Psychiatric Substance Abuse, Panic disorders, Eating disorders http://www.christianpsychotherapy.com/staff.htm

Home Information Specialty Programs Staff Locations Doctor Is In Phone Counseling Specialty Workshops ... Books Christian Psychotherapy Services Staff Members and Their Special Interests PAGE M. HUFF, ED.D.., Founder and President, Licensed Clinical Psychologist: Works with Children, Adolescents, Adults, Singles, Families, Couples; Specialty Issues - Anxiety, ADHD, Depression, Learning Problems, Marital Issues, Panic Disorders, Sexual Problems, Psychological Evaluations, Military Issues, Women's Issues, OCD, PTSD,DiD, Theophostic Counseling, Developmental Disabilities; Virginia Beach and Chesapeake offices. MARY DEMYER, M.DIV., ED.S.., Clinical Director Virginia Beach: Licensed Professional Counselor; Works with Adolescents, Adults, Singles, Couples, Families, Singles; Specialty Issues - Single’s Issues, Adult Children of Alcoholics, Anxiety, Co-Dependency, Depression, Family Issues, Women’s Issues, Military Issues; Virginia Beach office. SANFORD MARTIN, ED.D.

94. Nursing Spectrum- Career Fitness Online if they had been chosen for special, if horrible der Kolk B. Symposium on posttraumaticstress disorder. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental disorders. http://nsweb.nursingspectrum.com/ce/ce117.htm

Carolyn Chambers Clark, ARNP, EdD Discuss the etiology of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Identify five symptoms of PTSD. List the three stages in the process of healing from a trauma. John, a soldier involved in the Persian Gulf War, has nightmares about the firefight that cost him his leg. Susan, a battered wife, has had difficulty falling asleep and frequent suicidal ideas, and has lost all interest in work and other parts of her life for the past three months. Ira, a victim of the Oklahoma City bombing, swears at the nurses caring for him, has difficulty trusting authority figures and public institutions, and sees no future for himself. Janet, a rape victim, resists recounting the details of her attack and reports numbing of emotions and persistent symptoms of sleeplessness and irritability for more than a month. Even people who have had a miscarriage or experienced job loss may suffer from PTSD. At first glance, combat veterans, hurricane survivors, and nurses seem a very divergent group. What makes them similar? They all have at least one common experience: They have all been rendered helpless in a situation of great danger. While each survivor is unique in history and coping strategies, they share a similar and fairly predictable set of psychological and physiological reactions that identifies PTSD.

95. School Psychology Resources Online Index stress National Center for Post Traumatic stress home page Preventing Mental Disordersin School-Age journals on psychology, special education, rehabilitation http://www.schoolpsychology.net/p_indexlz.html

Index (L -Z) Go to: Main What's New Awards Full A - Z Index ... A - K Index All index pages are Bobby approved for accessibility to visually disabled visitors. Use the Find feature of your browser to search for topics by keyword. For example, to find references to deafness, use the Find feature with the keyword, deaf. Words in brackets, e.g. [Deaf and Hard of Hearing] correspond to the table of contents headings on the main page of School Psychology Resources Online. Alphabetical Index (L - Z) LD Online - interactive guide to learning disabilities. [Learning Disabilities] LD Resources - resources for people with learning disabilities. [Learning Disabilities] Library In The Sky - sponsored by the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory. Comprehensive information on attention deficit disorder. [Learning Disabilities] Live Wire Media - guidance videos [Vendors] Liszt: the mailing list directory [Listservs (mailing lists)] Louisiana School Psychological Association. - [School Psychology Sites] LRP Publications - IDEA 97 final regulations. [Law and Education] Lucky Duck Publishing - materials on bullying and behavior mangement [Vendors] Maryland School Psychologists' Association - MSPA [School Psychology Sites] Massachusetts School Psychologists' Association - MSPA [School Psychology Sites] Medlineplus: Attention Deficit Disorder - Hosted by the U.S. National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health, this Web site presents a broad array of solid information on the disorder that has been gathered from a variety of sources. [Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder]

96. Recovery: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Page 2 grief at anniversaries or other special moments, so a Statistical Manual of MentalDisorders (DSMIV Deykin EY, 1999, Post Traumatic stress Disorder in Children http://www.burnsurvivorsttw.org/ptsdrecov2.html

Recovery: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder By: David Kinchin Page 2 "PTSD RECOVERY" The snakes and ladders board can act as a helpful reminder to the survivor of their journey towards recovery. If he fails to reach a target, that failure does not drag him all the way back to square one. Even in failing, he has learned something about how best to set the next target. Full recovery It is not necessary to reach square 100 on the snakes and ladders board to have recovered from PTSD. Indeed, I suggest that in some cases reaching square 100 is not possible. Witnessing or being involved in a seriously traumatic event affects the rest of a survivor's life. This may require a person rethinking life-goals or life-values. Perhaps it would be useful to consider full recovery as anything beyond square 91 on the game board. This, if we return to the example of a broken leg cited earlier, there is always the thought in the back of a person's mind that the leg could break again. Likewise with PTSD, some of the symptoms could be awakened if triggers occur. Therefore, reaching the top nine squares on the snakes and ladders board, whilst being aware of the remaining two snakes, may be perceived as recovery. Errors of information processing in PTSD cases Although there are now a significant number of books and papers on the subject of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, and suggestions for diagnostic and treatment techniques, very few give any practical comments about recovery. Where PTSD is discussed, evidence is generally anecdotal and has been gleaned from the hundreds of PTSD survivors who have volunteered information as a way of supporting others and affirming their own identifiable milestones in recovery.

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Welcome to Pathways to Healing Your Internet Source to Mental and Physical Relaxation What is Self Hypnosis Having Great Sex Losing Weight About The Author Newsletter ... Links All hypnosis is self hypnosis. The subconscious is like a computer. It takes in input which then becomes part of your belief system because the conscious mind accepts what the subconscious mind believes. The old programming which was keeping you from achieving your goals, or which was causing a problem is released, allowing you to accomplish goals. Suggestions for the changes you desire will then enter your subconscious and become part of you. Through proven technique, Roberta can guide you into a deep state of physical and mental relaxation, releasing your subconscious for positive changes. Whether it is relieving stress, losing weight, relieving surgical anxiety or having great sex, these tapes are effective and effortless in achieving the desired results. Special Order tapes can be made and personalized for special needs. Click Here About the Author What People are Saying "It was wonderful. I highly recommend it- beneficial to all who listen."

98. Course Related Resources - Psychology Mental Disorders National Society for Post Traumatic stress Disorder http//www.ncptsd Sidran Traumaticstress Institute http//www.sidran Bipolar disorders a guide to helping http://www.landmark.edu/ARC_Library/research_center/course_related_resources/psy

Landmark Home ARC Home Research Tools Course-Related Resources Introduction to Psychology: Mental Disorders Research Guide Books in Our Collections Periodicals in Our Collections Videos Available in the Library Books that can be obtained through Interlibrary Loan (ILL) ... Specific (simple) Phobia Books available in the Library Reference Area (first floor): Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders: DSM-IV-TR/ American Psychiatric Association – Reference 616.89 DIA The disorders : specialty articles from the Encyclopedia of Mental Health / editor in chief, Howard S. Friedman - Reference 616.89 DIS A primer on mental disorders : a guide for educators, families, and students / Thomas E. Allen ... [et al.] - 616.89 PRI Psychiatric Dictionary/ Robert J. Campbell – Reference 616.89 CAM 1989 The Encyclopedia of Mental Health/ Ada P. Kahn – Reference 616.89 KAH The Family Mental Health Encyclopedia/ Frank J. Bruno – Reference 616.8 BRU The Encyclopedia of Human Behavior; psychology, psychiatry, and mental health/ Robert M. Goldenson – Reference 150.3 GOL

99. CV appropriate assessment methodologies in relation to Post Traumatic stress Disorder(PTSD STRENGTH OVER stress. who were treating clients for anxiety disorders. http://www.criminology.unimelb.edu.au/research/staff/dev/grant/cv6/cv6.html

Last Modified: 06/11/02 Dr. Grant J. Devilly CV page layout: Top (back to here) Contact Nationality Education ... References CO NTACT NATI ONALITY UK citizenship Australian permanent residency Back To Top FORMAL ED UCATION INSTITUTION FROM TO QUALIFICATIONS Brighton College 8/79 6/85 ‘O’ and ‘A’ Levels The Hatfield Polytechnic 9/86 6/89 B.Sc.(Hons) Psychology The University of Queensland 2/92 2/94 Master of Clinical Psychology The University of Queensland 4/94 3/99 Doctor of Philosophy Back To Top AWAR DS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS 2001 – 2 Melbourne Research Development Scheme – Early Career ($10,000) 2001 – 2 Melbourne University Arts – Information Technology and Multi-Media Priming Grant ($2,500) 2001 – 2 Melbourne University Arts – Information Technology and Multi-Media Project Grant ($9,659)

100. Psychology Links SLEEP disorders. Post Traumatic stress Resources Web Page (http//www.longbeach.va.gov/ptsd Understandingstress (http//users.aol.com/wdpsycddad/stressweb.html http://www.aea9.k12.ia.us/psychlink.html

The following are links that may be of help to parents, teachers, psychologists and others who work with children. Instructions These Internet sites are listed alphabetically by topic area and within each topic area. The address (URL) of each site is underlined below its name. Simply put the cursor on the address of the site you wish to visit and click when the cursor turns into a hand. Please E-Mail us with any suggestions for corrections, additions or deletions for this collection of links. Send E-Mail to R. Michael Weger, Ph.D. , Head Psychologist SAIV, Frank Ogden , School Psychologist, or Tom Saelens , School Psychologist, by clicking on any one of our names. ADVOCACY - CHILD Benton Foundation Kids Campaign (http://www.kidscampaigns.org) National Court Appointed Special Advocate Association (http://www.nationalcasa.org/) Children Now (http://www.dnai.com/~children/) Childrens Defense Fund (http://www.tmn.com/cdf/index.html) (http://www.slip.net/~scmetro/childco.htm)

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