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A L I S O N H A D L E Y M S W / A C S W, L I C S W
D I P L O M A T E I N C
L I N I C A L S O C I A L W O R K
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SUMMARY OF
QUALIFICATIONS |
Over twenty-five years mental health/social work in schools (K-post grad), medical, clinical, and private practice settings with all ages, individuals, couples, families, and groups. Specialties with children and teens, post-trauma, sexual abuse and assault, hypnotherapy, and EMDR |
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LICENSURE |
Licensed
Independent Clinical Social Worker; Licensed
Advanced Social Worker-Washington State (USA)- July 22, 2001 to Date;
License# LW00006090 (Prior
to 2001, was Certified Social Worker-Washington State 1987-2001) |
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REGISTRATION |
General
Social Care Council ( 7/06/05
– 7/06/08 ( # 1096029) National
Social Work Qualifications Board (
Issued
07/11/05 ( # ND/04/110705 ) |
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CERTIFICATIONS |
*Diplomate
Status(1993), on Clinical Register for Academy of Certified Social Workers
through National Association of Social Workers--1986 to Date *Certified
School Social Worker, State of Superintendent
of Public Instruction); Continuing
Level--7/86 (250039E); Last practiced
11/1995—5/1996. Inactive Certification
presently *Certified
Clinical Hypnotherapist (CHT 696-236)/American Council of Hypnotist
Examiners--4/1996; Inactive Membership
presently *Certified
Gestalt Psychotherapist; Children
& Adolescents/ Violet Oaklander
Institute; plus
3 additional trainings. (No renewal
required) *Certified
EMDR therapist by EMDRIA (Eye-Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing
International Association) Member with Level I & II training; Critical
Incident Stress Mg’mt & EMDR with FBI training. Group & Individual Supervision for over 2 yrs, plus
additional trainings (See Continuing Education Section) |
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EDUCATION *BA Psychology- Double Major -1975 (MagnaCumLaude) *MSW-1980 (CumLaude) |
Also
attended : (9/1970—6/1971; 42 QCredits) 1035
(9/1968—5/1970;
69.75 QCredits) . |
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PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE *PRIVATE PRACTICE: (1984-Present) Counseling Consultation Teaching & Super. Eastern Washington University Field Supervision Administration Direct Services Rosalia School Dist. (11-1995 to 5/1996) Mead School Dist. (1/1989 to 4/1989) *EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DIST. 101 (9/1984 to 7/1987) * CONVALESCENT CENTER (3/1980 to
7/1984) |
Started
part-time practice 6/1984, then joined with Psychiatric Services-Lynne
Williams, M.D., Child/Adolescent Psychiatrist full-time 1987. That office closed in 1989 and I continued
independently to provide a variety of mental health/social work-related
services privately and on contract basis.
See below: Part
time CMHP Crisis Services. Port Adjunct
Faculty/Lecturer: Fall Quarter, 1986.
Faculty Field Instructor; “School Social Work
& The Law” class for students seeking SSW Cert. in Taught
Undergraduate “Practice with Individuals & Families” class. Faculty
Field Instructor: Oct. 1998-June 1999.
Supervised 5 MSW students
in school-based placements, provided consultations to students and
direct supervisors, revised placements, taught practice seminar, chaired
Orals Committee. Early
Head Start Field Unit Coordinator: 1/1997—June 30, 1998 Half- time
contract to provide supervision and direction of Grant Program for 7-full
time, & 1-part time MSW’s; and 1 undergrad BSW. Coordinated curriculum
and training components for this site using multi-disciplinary team
model, serving pregnant and parenting teens and children to age 4. Substitute
School Social Work for regular staff on leave. Part-time. Assumed
caseloads of SSW’s. Provided classroom
presentations on personal
safety, affective and social skills, relaxations skills; individual & group counseling; problem-solving and crisis
intervention; consultation to
families, teachers, and administration;
assessment of Special Needs and Head Start children; referral to community resources. Full
and part-time School Social Work Program Coordinator. Started as direct services school social
worker to Spokane Juvenile Detention Center School, “The Bridge Alternative
School,” Nine Mile Falls SDist; and Oakesdale SDist. Promoted to Coordinator supervising
Certified SSW staff and MSW practicum students in a variety of rural and
urban settings in NW Washington and Idaho States. Full
time Social Service Director for 100-bed Intermediate/Skilled Nursing
Facility. Coordinated all social
services, admissions, discharge procedures. Provided counseling and
consultation to families, residents, staff.
Provided both direct service, supervision of Activity Staff, and
Administrative functions. Inservice trainings on grief, loss, and other
issues of acute and chronic care. During
my employment with Spokane Convalescent, I also provided some part-time
contract work for: *Veterans Administration Social
Services: (1981-1982; “as needed”)
Social History Assessments for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Claimants; Social narrative & report. * Sexual
Adjustment: (3/1980-3/1981)
Co-Therapist for Sexual Offender Treatment Group once a week for one year. |
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PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIPS +E.M.D.R.I.A. (1998 to Present) +NASW/ACSW (1986 to Present) +DOH/QA Committee Member (7/1999 to Present) +Other: Past-President Prof. Education Advisory Board NASW Board |
Eye-Movement
Desensitization & Reprocessing International Association National
Association of Social Workers/Academy of Certified Social Workers Mental
Health, Marriage & Family, & Licensed Social Work Advisory Committee. Meets regularly to assist DOH on policy and
safety issues. 2 members of each
profession included throughout Washington State. Prior to this was on
Certification Committee. Appointed
thru July 2006. EWU
School of SW & Human Services Alumni Association (1987
to 1988) Program Unit Member of State Advisory Board for School Social
Workers (1987
to1988) At-Large Board Member of the NASW, WA. State Chapter |
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PUBLICATION OTHER REFERENCES CONTINUING EDUCATION SPEAKER |
Practice
Digest, Volume 1, Number 1, June 1978, pg. 29, 30. “Dying with Dignity—Hospice Maran
Atha;” Reporter and writer of article,
submitted by my Instructor, Sonja Matison, DSW. *Gonzaga
School of Law Counseling Competition Judge—Spokane, WA.; 1997 & 1998 *Award: Second Place Award for poetry submission to
Western Gerontological Society Poetry Contest; Anne Johnson, an elderly friend, author
(1984) Maria
Nemeth, Ph.D. & Associates / “Coaching for Success;” “Advanced Coaching;” “Being Coach” (2001-2002) References
are available (on request) from a variety of sources who are familiar with my
work: Physicians; Psychiatrists; Educators;
Administrators; Peer Counselors
or Social Workers. *Separation
& Loss Workshop—Dave Erb, Ph.D., Presenter; *Social
& Cancer Wkshop— *Gestalt
Psychotherapy Certification Trainings—2 Wk Summer Program, 1987; Advanced
Weekends: Summer, 1989; 1991;
1997; Violet Oaklander, Ph.D.,
Institute— *Ericksonian
Hypnosis—William Hudson-O’Hanlon, M.S., Presenter; Seattle, WA., 2-day, 1988 *7th
Int’nl. Play Therapy Conf.—“Healing Journey;” *
No Longer Silent: Treating Survivors
of Incest; New Options Institute; Spokane WA.; 4/1991 *Healing
Addictions: A Transpersonal
Approach; Jacqueline Small,
Presenter; Spokane, WA.; 4/91 *Advanced
Clinical Skills in Treatment of Sexual Abuse--redricksen & Assoc.;
Spokane, WA.; 3/92 *Deadly
Dilemma Conference (Assessment & Treatment of Sexually Abusing
Families)—Alexandria & Associates;
Las Vegas, Nevada; 12/ 10 &
11/1992 *Family
Law Workshop—Spokane Falls Community College;
Spokane, WA.; 3/1993 *Expert
Witness Training—Center for Individual & Family Counseling; Olympia, WA.; 6/1993 *Sage
Within The Temple: Somatic Therapy—Clyde Ford, D.C., Presenter; Spokane, WA.; 9/1993 *Northwest
Reg. Sexuality Conference; *Mind,
Mood, & Appetite—American Council on Pharmaceutical Education; Spokane,
WA.; 6/94 *Advanced
Assessment Techniques/National Training Program on Effective Approaches to
Sexual Abuse; Sandra Hewitt, Ph.D., Pres.; *Dissociative
Identity Disorder in Children & Adolescents/National Training Program on
Effective Approaches; Gary Peterson,
M.D., Presenter; Spokane, WA.; 10/1994 *Frozen
in Time: Possibility Therapy for
Adults Sexually Abused as Children; Institute
for Behavioral Health Care; William
Hudson-O’Hanlon, M.S., Presenter;
Seattle, WA.; 12/1994 *Drug
Update: Understanding New Generation
Anti-Depressants; Sacred Heart Medical
Center; Spokane, WA.; 6/1995 *John
Bradshaw Conf.—Community Colleges of *Anne
Wilson-Schaef Workshops (2): Society
as An Addict & The Addictive Personality;
and Co-Dependence & Addictive Relationships: Living in Process; *Hypnotherapy
Instititute of Spokane—150 Hr Certification Program; Spokane, WA.; 10/95-4/96 *Behavior
Health Seminars—QualMed & Psychological Resource Organization: Chemical Dependency &
Rehabilitation; and Solution-Focused
Therapy; Spokane, WA.; 11/1995 *What’s
New in Sex Therapy; Ken DeSeve, Ph.D.,
Presenter; *Level
I & II EMDR (9/96); CISM w/EMDR-ICIS Foundation (3/13-15/98); Strategic Developmental
Model for EMDR: Rapid Comprehensive Psychotherapy Model; Maureen Kitcher,MSW/RSW, Presenter (11/99);
Developmental Needs Meeting Strategy for EMDR Therapists, One-Day Workshop,
followed by 1 day intensive facilitated practice; Shirley Jean Schmidt, MA, LPC, Presenter
(2/2003); 24 hrs Group &
Individual Consultation for EMDR (Marty Jones, M.S.) *Guardian
Ad Litem Training; *Council
on Social Work Education Training Conference—Chicago, Illinois; 3/1997 *Solution-Focused
Brief Therapy; Insoo Kim Berg,
Presenter; WA & ID DCFS; 5/12 & 13/1997 * *ODD
& OCD: Therapy for Tough Kids
& Their Beleagured Parents; Spok. 9/22/05 *Energy
of Money; Being Coach; Advanced Being
Coach—Association for Humanistic Psychology;
Maria Nemeth, Ph.D., Presenter;
Sacramento, California;
Advanced weekend trainings;
2000-2002 *Sleep,
Stress, & Anti-Depressant Drugs:
Institute for Natural Resources;
Spokane, WA.; 10/2002 *Update
on Licensing Law & Cont. Education in *Introduction
to Gambling Pathology: Extent,
Severity, & Treatment Strategies;
Sacred Heart Med Center Noon Series;
*HIPPA
(Health Insurance Portability Privacy Act-Federal Law) Update; *Understanding
Childhood Developmental Disorders;
CX-Country University; Spokane, WA.; 6/03 *Escaping
the Diet Game; Silk &
Associates; *ADHD,
Aspergers, OCD, Tourettes: Assessments
& Clinical & Classroom Interventions for Children &
Adolescents; Emily Stevens, Ph.D.,
Presenter; *Meeting
Department of Health Requirements as a Clinical Supervisor: It’s More Than Being a Good Clinician; 15-Hr.;
Lisa Erickson, M.S., Presenter;
*Clinical
Supervision Skills in Behavior Health: CX Country U. 3/12/08 *Grief
& Loss Facilitator—Dept. of Social & Health Training for
Caregivers; Cheney, WA.; 1979 *Senior
Services of Washington Conference, Presenter—1982; Attended 1980 & 1981 *Organizational
Development in a Nursing Home: Team
Building; Western Gerontological
Society Conference,
Presenter of my Program and Successful Interventions; San Diego, California;
1982 *Motivation
for Managers—Spokane Director of Nursing Assoc. Meeting; Spokane, WA.; 1982/83 *IDEAS
Conference Orgr/Facil.; 2-Day Film Festival (Spec.Needs); Spok, WA.;1987 *Making
Connections-Parent/Community Contacts;
Home & Family Life Educators Conf;
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“You & Your Aging Parents;” Eastern
Washington University Women’s Program Speaker; Cheney, WA.; 1988 *Chase
Youth Commission & March of Dimes Conference: Responding to Teen Sexual Attitudes in the
‘80’s - “Feeling Good: Teen
Esteem;” *
“Sexual Beliefs: Friend or Foe;” *
“Communicating with Adolescents;”
Current Issues in Pediatrics:
Adolescents in the ‘80’s (2nd Annual Conference); Coeur d’Alene, Idaho; 10/16/88—10/18/88 *
“The Sandwich Generation;” Women’s Health Conf.; Holy Family Hospital; Spokane, WA.; 2/89 *
“Healing The Hurts Workshop;”Advanced Practice with Children &
Adol.; Organizer/Speaker. Arranged all facets of 2-day Workshop with
Violet Oaklander, Ph.D., Presenter;
2/89 *
“Children & Grief: Parents Make the Best Therapists;” Community Colleges
of *
“Breathe Deep & Play: De-stressing
Kids;” “Parents Make the Best Therapists;”
Family-A-Fair Presenter; *
“Social Work as a Career;” Gonzaga
Prep Career Day; Spokane, WA.; 3/1997 *Gonzaga
School of Law Counseling Competition Judge— *
“Coming to Our Senses through Play:
Play Therapy in the School;” |
