Curriculum Vitae
CARMEN CRUZ, PSY.D.
2513 Kariba Lane
Denton, Texas 76210
(972) 898-0713
ccruz@twu.edu
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EDUCATION
July 1998
Doctor of Psychology, Clinical Psychology
Nova Southeastern University
Center for Psychological Studies
APA Approved Program
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
December 1994
Master of Science, Clinical Psychology
Nova Southeastern University
Center for Psychological Studies
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
August 1993
Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice
Florida International University
Miami, Florida
December 1992
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology
Florida International University
Miami, Florida
CREDENTIALS
Licensed as a Psychologist by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, May 2000.
License No. 31258
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
July 2006 to
Senior Licensed Psychologist
Present
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas
University Counseling Center
 Provide short-term individual, couples, & group therapy, crisis intervention services,
clinical assessment intake interviews, and outreach / consultation services for a
predominantly female university population.
 Provide clinical supervision for predoctoral interns and doctoral level practicum
students including session review, weekly supervision meetings, and evaluation of
clinical and professional skill development.
 Coordinate and monitor psychological assessment program for interns.
 Lead Supervision of Group Therapy seminar for interns and senior staff including
session review.
 Assist Director with overall center clinical issues and needs. Provide administrative
consultation and assistance.
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August 2005 to
June 2005
Psychologist
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida
University Counseling Center
 Provided individual, couples, & group therapy, crisis intervention, clinical assessment,
and outreach services for a medium sized co-educational university population.
 Provided individual and group clinical supervision for doctoral and master’s level
practicum students including session review, weekly meetings, and evaluation of
clinical and professional skill development.
 Implemented a new intake and case disposition system.
 Co-coordinated outreach & group programming.
 Created and led a forum collaboratively with the Multicultural Affairs office and the
South Florida Storytelling Project for International students named “Cultural Café.”
August 2001 to
July 2005
Licensed Psychologist / Practicum Coordinator
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas
University Counseling Center
 Provided short-term individual, couples, & group therapy, crisis intervention services,
clinical assessment intake interviews, and outreach / consultation services for a
predominantly female university population.
 Provided clinical supervision, individual and group, for predoctoral interns and
doctoral level practicum students including videotape review, weekly supervision
meetings, and evaluation of clinical and professional skill development.
 Coordinated practicum experience for doctoral-level trainees. Served as liaison
between graduate programs and counseling center.
 Assisted Training Director with training and supervision administrative activities,
including Training Committee and Internship Selection Process.
March 2000 to
July 2005
Psychologist / Consultant
The Counseling Group, Lewisville, Texas
Group Private Practice
 Administered psychological evaluations of adults and adolescents for the judicial
system. Provided recommendations for rehabilitation.
 Provided individual, couples, and family therapy.
 Provided testimony for the district attorney’s office.
August 1998 to
August 2001
Licensed Psychologist / Cultural Diversity Liaison
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas
University Counseling Center
 Provided short-term individual, couples, & group therapy, crisis intervention services,
clinical assessment intake interviews, and outreach / consultation services for a
predominantly female university population.
 Provided clinical supervision for predoctoral interns as well as doctoral level
practicum students including videotape review, weekly supervision meetings, and
evaluation of clinical and professional skill development.
 Served as liaison to the university community for diversity issues, particularly working
closely with the office of intercultural services.
 Developed and presented workshops on various diversity issues, including
ethnicity/race, sexual orientation, gender, age, body size, and disability.
 Provided training and consultation on diversity issues and competent multicultural
counseling practice for counseling center staff and trainees.
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December 1999 to
January 2001
Psychologist / Consultant
Stonewall Behavioral Health, Dallas, Texas
Group Private Practice
 Provided individual/couples therapy to a primarily GLB population.
 Served as a consultant for LGBT community, especially minority community.
August 1997 to
July 1998
Predoctoral Psychology Intern
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas
University Counseling Center - APA Accredited Psychology Internship Site
 Provided short-term individual, couples, & group therapy, crisis intervention services,
clinical assessment intake interviews, and outreach / consultation services for a
predominantly female university population.
 Provided clinical supervision to masters and doctoral level practicum students
including videotape review, weekly supervision meetings, and evaluation of clinical
and professional skill development.
 Completed a teaching rotation by co-teaching an undergraduate social psychology
course. Structured the class, developed lectures, generated exams, graded materials,
and consulted with students.
 Co-facilitated several groups including a Women of Color group, an LGB Group,
and a general Personal Growth group.
May 1997 to
July 1997
Psychological Testing Assistant
Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Community Mental Health Center - Program for the Severely Emotionally Disturbed
 Administered full battery assessments for research examining treatment outcome.
 Tested clients with diagnoses ranging from dissociative to severe psychotic
presentations at various intervals of their psychotherapy.
 Consulted with families, spouses, children, & loved ones of mentally ill clients.
August 1995 to
August 1996
Doctoral Practicum Student
Florida International University, Miami, Florida
Student Counseling Center
 Provided short and long-term individual & couples outpatient psychotherapy, crisis
intervention, clinical intake interviews, and outreach services in a culturally diverse
university setting. Addressed issues of transition, acculturation, relationships, sexual
identity, sexual abuse, depression, anxiety, & adjustment/developmental issues.
 Provided group counseling including a gay, lesbian and bisexual psychoeducational
forum for students on relevant lifestyle issues.
 Prepared and presented several outreach workshops and seminars geared toward the
student population on topics including stress management, cultural diversity, and
gender differences.
 Managed caseload consisting of ten clients and received three hours of individual
supervision.
August 1994 to
August 1995
Doctoral Practicum Student
South Dade Community Mental Health Center (CHI)
Cutler Ridge, Florida
 Provided child, adolescent, adult, and couples therapy to diverse clients represented by
mostly low income, Hispanic, African-American and Anglo individuals.
 Performed psychodiagnostic & educational assessments of children & adults.
 Co-facilitated a Hispanic women’s depression therapy group.
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August 1991 to
December 1991
Field Experience Intern
Academy for Community Education
Coral Gables, Florida
 Worked with at-risk adolescents in a school setting.
 Provided brief intervention for misconduct in counseling center.
 Dealt with suicide potential and family issues.
October 1994 to
July 1997
Psychological Testing Consultant
Miami, Florida
 Administered psychoeducational and psychological tests, including full
batteries, to children, adolescents and adults for private practitioners.
June 1993 to
July 1997
Educational Consultant.
Miami Lakes, Florida
 Provided alternative methods of learning and remediation to children and adolescents
with learning disabilities. Arranged one hour sessions with students deficient in areas
such as reading, language, and mathematics.
 Worked as part of treatment team with psychologists.
RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE
September 1990 to
Psychotherapy Office Administrator
September 1993
The Psych Team, Inc.
Cooper City, Florida
 Managed an outpatient psychotherapy office for five therapists.
 Performed initial assessment of clients by telephone.
 Communicated with employee assistance programs regarding care of clients.
 Utilized bilingual ability to translate assessments for psychologists.
 Acquired knowledge of managed care, third party and Medicare systems.
August 1988 to
August 1990
Site Director
Y.M.C.A. Prime Time Program
South Miami, Florida
 Oversaw the management and supervision of an after-school program consisting of
130 children (ages 5 to 12) at a public elementary school.
 Supervised and trained a staff of camp/after-school care counselors.
 Collected fees from parents for childcare.
 Maintained good relations with school personnel, administration and parents.
PUBLICATIONS
Stabb, S.D., Mollen, D., Cruz, C., Simonson, K., Vyas, A., & Brucker, K.H. [in press]. Women in
Psychotherapy Special Edition: Women’s Sexuality & Spirituality. Five therapists’ personal and
professional reflections and integration.
Silverman, M. & Cruz, C. (April 1993). The role of the mental health professional in child-related legal matters.
Trial Advocate Quarterly, (12).
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RESEARCH & WRITING EXPERIENCE
April 2002 to
Writer / Consultant
April 2003
Field: Feminist & Multicultural Psychology
American Psychological Association Division Task Force Member
Writing new Guidelines for Counseling Women and Girls
Coordinator: Roberta Nutt, Ph.D.
January 1998 to
June 2000
Writer / Researcher
Field: Feminist & Multicultural Psychology
APA Division 17 - Counseling Psychology
Section for the Advancement of Women Conference. Advancing Together:
Centralizing Feminism and Multiculturalism in Counseling Psychology.
 Participated in a casebook series development as a writer-participant in the
“Diversity & Multiculturalism” working group.
Coordinator: Madonna Constantine, Ph.D.
August 1998 to
December 2000
Researcher
Field: Campus Climate & Diversity
Texas Woman’s University for Campus, Climate and Community
Research & Assessment Subcommittee
 Developed, administered, and analyzed qualitative data of a campus-wide climate
survey for faculty & staff.
January 1996 to
December 1996
Doctoral Research Study
Field: Gay & Lesbian Psychotherapy
 Comprehensive literature review on bias in psychotherapy with gay men & lesbians.
 Provided thorough recommendations for psychology training programs.
Supervisor: Alan Kent, Ph.D.
Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
January 1992 to
June 1992
Research Assistant
Field: Clinical Psychology
 Examined what personality descriptive words were associated with Millon’s
personality disorders.
 Reviewed relevant literature for direct supervisor.
Supervisor: Luis Escovar, Ph.D.
Florida International University, Miami, Florida
September 1991 to
December 1991
Research Assistant
Field: Psychoneuroimmunology
 Research measuring subject’s saliva to determine if immunoglobulin antibody content
would change after presented with a stress provoking stimuli.
 Conducted mass testing and data coding.
Supervisor: Susan Dubitsky, Ph.D.
Florida International University, Miami, Florida
January 1991 to
June 1991
Research Assistant
Field: Industrial / Organizational Psychology
 Developed a Customer Service Skills Inventory (CSSI) for corporations to utilize for
screening applicants during employee selection for customer service representatives.
Supervisor: Juan Sanchez, Ph.D.
Florida International University, Miami, Florida
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
August 2001 to
Practicum Group Seminar Instructor
July 2005
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas; University Counseling Center
 Instructed group of 4 doctoral level practicum students in a weekly two-hour seminar.
 Seminar focused on didactic presentations on the therapeutic process, tape viewing and
feedback, and professional development.
October 1998 to
August 2001
Diversity Seminar Facilitator
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas; University Counseling Center
 Facilitated of ongoing seminar for predoctoral interns & doctoral practicum students.
 Seminars focused on competency in multicultural counseling, including issues of
race/ethnicity, age, gender, class, body size, able-bodiedness, and education.
January 1998 to
April 1998
Instructor - Social Psychology
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas; Department of Psychology & Philosophy
 Co-instructed an upper level undergraduate psychology course in social psychology
from a multicultural perspective; Evaluated student performance
 Aided in the development of syllabus and course format
GUEST LECTURES
October 2006
Recognizing Distressed Students
Music Therapy Graduate class – Texas Woman’s University
November 2006
LGBT Families
Family Studies Graduate class – Texas Woman’s University
November 2005
Diversity in Everyday Life – Communications class
Communications class - Florida Atlantic University
January 2003
Spirituality and Psychotherapy – Lecture with Dr. Peter Kahle
Texas Woman's University Counseling Center
November 2000 &
February 2001
Diversity Issues Across the Life-span
Developmental Psychology undergraduate class – Texas Woman’s University
October 2000
Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Issues in Adolescence
Psychology of Adolescence undergraduate class – Texas Woman’s University
February 2000
Sexual Communication
Human Sexuality undergraduate class – Texas Woman’s University
November 1998 to
July 2005
Lesbian & Bisexual Women’s Issues & Experience (ten lectures)
Psychology of Women undergraduate class – Texas Woman’s University
April 1998 to
July 2005
People of Color in the Lesbian & Gay Community (three lectures)
Sociology LGB undergraduate class - Texas Woman’s University
October 1997
Counseling the Multicultural Client: Therapy with Hispanic Clients
Master’s Cultural Class in Family Science Dept. - Texas Woman’s University
February 1995
Lesbians in Psychotherapy
Master’s Human Sexuality class - Nova Southeastern University
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PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
1993-2004
American Psychological Association
1994-2007
APA Division Memberships:
 Division 35 – Society for the Psychology of Women
 Division 44 - Society for the Psych. Study of Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Issues
 Division 45 - Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues
2002-07
Association for Women in Psychology
1997-01
Texas Psychological Association
1993-98
Florida Psychological Association
1997-98
American College Personnel Association
1998-99
South Central Women’s Studies Association
1998-01
Hispanic Friends of the University of North Texas
HONORS AND AWARDS
May 3, 2007
Keynote Speaker
Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society Induction
TWU Chapter of Honor Society for Non-traditional Students
March 2, 2007
Keynote Speaker – National Society of Collegiate Scholars
First Annual March to College Day at TWU
May 2007
Professional Development Award
Texas Woman’s University Student Life Division
April 2001
Pioneer for Diversity Award
Office of Intercultural Services – Texas Woman's University
September 2000
Diversity Mentoring Scholarship Recipient
Association of Counseling Center Training Agencies - ACCTA
April 1998
Finalist – APA Division of Psychotherapy’s Education and Training Competition
Submission- “Psychotherapy with Gay Men & Lesbians: The Need for Training”
1994 - 1996
National Hispanic Scholarship Recipient
1992-1993
Vice-President for Psi-Chi
The National Honor Society of Psychology
Florida International University
April 1992
Outstanding Academic Achievement in Psychology
Awarded by Dean of College of Arts & Sciences
Florida International University
1991-1993
Member of Psi-Chi - The National Honor Society of Psychology
Florida International University
REGIONAL AND NATIONAL CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
March 8, 2007
Beyond the Gender Binary: Clinical Skills and Therapeutic Understandings for
Empowering Transgender Clients (Pre-Conference CE Workshop)
Presented with Dr. Heather Aidala
32nd Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
San Francisco, California
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March 9, 2007
Feminist Gatekeeper: Oxymoron or not? Roundtable Facilitator
32nd Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
San Francisco, California
March 9, 2007
Multicultural Spiritualities and Dualities We Share: Transforming Academia,
Communities, Feminist Therapy and Political Activism
32nd Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
San Francisco, California
April 1, 2006
The Intersection of Sexuality, Spirituality, and Culture: Therapists' Self-Awareness and
Clinical Implications
Presented with Drs. Sally Stabb, Debra Mollen, Kelly Simonson, and Avni Vyas
31st Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
Ypsilanti, Michigan
March 30, 2006
What Do I Do with These Feelings?! Dealing with Attraction within Supervisory and
Advisory Relations
Presented with Dr. Shana Hamilton and Brandy Smith
31st Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
Ypsilanti, Michigan
February 26, 2005
University Counseling Center Psychologists Supporting the LGBT Campus Community
Presented with Drs. Heather Aidala, Gina Zanardelli, and Jamie Funderburk
30th Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
Tampa, Florida
February 26, 2005
Unique Issues in Lesbian Supervision Dyads: Our Personal and Professional Reflections
Presented with Drs. Denise Lucero-Miller and Cindy Bruns
30th Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
Tampa, Florida
April 2, 2004
Latinas and Self-Esteem
First Annual Latina Leadership Conference (Presented at 2005-2007 also)
Denton, Texas
February 28, 2004
Challenges & Joys in Feminist Supervision
29th Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
March 7, 2003
Moving from Staff Psychologist to Managing Others: Feminist Challenges
28th Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference
Jersey City, New Jersey
February 27, 2003
Diversity as a New Staff Member
Texas University Counseling Centers Annual Intern Conference
Denton, Texas
March 2, 2001
Decision-Making Model for Managing Problematic Trainee Performance
Symposium at the Fourth Annual Counseling Psychology Conference
Houston, Texas
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March 3, 2001
Helpful Insights for Trainers about Diversity & Multiculturalism
Fourth Annual Counseling Psychology Conference
Houston, Texas
March 3, 2001
Creating Wholeness: Integrating Spirituality and Sexual Orientation
Roundtable at the Fourth Annual Counseling Psychology Conference
Houston, Texas
November 30, 2000
The Role of Self-Esteem on Latina Achievement
Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education Conference
Dallas, Texas
September 2000
Developing an Individualized Diversity Rotation &
Helpful Insights for Trainers about Diversity
ACCTA Conference, Wintergreen, Virginia
August 1999
LGB Psychologists of Color: Multiple Identities, Multiple Contexts
Roundtable Discussion with Dr. Eric Chen
Annual APA Convention, Boston, Massachusetts
Division 17 – Counseling Psychology
August 1999
Training of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Students: Our Personal Experiences
Suite discussion with Dr. Denise Lucero-Miller
Annual APA Convention, Boston, Massachusetts
Division 44 – Society for the Study of Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Issues
August 1999
Lesbian, Latina & Psychology Graduate Student: Three Identities
Annual APA Convention, Boston, Massachusetts
Division 44 – Society for the Study of Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Issues
March 1998
Integrating Multiple Identities: Latina Lesbians
Paper presentation - First Annual Racism & Diversity Conference
Tarleton State University
October 1997
Gender Socialization & Roles in Hispanic Culture
Diversity Panel - “Cultural Awareness and Socialization”
with Dr. Harriette Pipes McAdoo, Michigan State University
Annual Speakers Conference
Committee for Campus Climate and Community - Texas Woman’s University
OUTREACH AND CONSULTATION
Fall and Spring
Consultation with Texas Woman’s University Athletic Department
2006-07
Diversity Training Modules (Four 2 hour training sessions)
Performance Evaluation Consultation
Fall 2006
Consultation with Latina Sorority TWU
conflict resolution and leadership
Fall and Spring
2006-07
Consultation Series for Parent Student Organization
Series of four consults
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October 2005 to
March 2006
Building Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem Series
Florida Atlantic University Counseling Center
October 2006
Addictions and Self-Esteem for Intro to College class
February 14, 2005
Healthy Relationships Presentation for Health Studies class
September 25, 2002
Panelist – PFLAG Panel on Culture, Ethnicity and Sexual Orientation
Denton, Texas
October 2000
Moderator – Panel on Integration of Sexual Orientation and Spirituality
Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas
October 1999 to
May 2002
Diversity Training for Rape Crisis Volunteers (four training sessions)
Friends of the Family - Agency for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
October 1999
January 1999
Resident Assistant Diversity Training – TWU Department of Housing
Adjustment & Cultural Issues in College for Native American Students
Native Pride Student Organization
November 1998
Tolerance & Acceptance of Sexual Orientation Differences
HARP – Holistic Approach for Residential Programming at TWU
November 1998 to
December 1999
Intercultural Alliance – TWU Peer Diversity Education Program
Co-trainer of undergraduate students learning to present on diversity issues
September 1998
Working with Lesbians, Gay Men, & Bisexuals in Psychotherapy
Professional Issues Seminar – Texas Woman’s University
June 1998
Career Options in Psychology
Upward Bound Project – Tarleton State University
June 1998
Discussion on Sexuality
Upward Bound Project – Tarleton State University
March 1998
Communicating About Sex
SALGA-GLB Group - Texas Woman’s University
March 1998
Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Issues on Campus
Office of Intercultural Services - Texas Woman’s University
March 1998
Admission into Graduate School - Panel Discussant
Psi-Chi Honor Society - Texas Woman’s University
November 1997
Assertiveness in Professional Situations
Student Occupational Therapy Association - Texas Woman’s University
October 1997
Stress Management
Student Organization for Activities Programming - Texas Woman’s University
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May 1996
Psychotherapeutic Issues of Gay Men & Lesbians
Department of Liberal Studies - Florida International University
May 1996
Couples Therapy with Gay Men & Lesbians
Student Counseling Center Staff - Florida International University
March-April 1996
Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Issues Forum
Florida International University
November 1995
Cultural Diversity on Campus
Office of Minority Services - Florida International University
November 1995
Gender and Sexism in the Media
Women’s Center - Florida International University
October 1995
Stress Management for College Students
Freshmen Experience class - Florida International University
March 1995
Women’s Issues in Psychotherapy
In-service - South Dade Community Mental Health Center
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
March 2007
Association for Women in Psychology Conference – 32nd Annual
San Francisco, California
February 2007
Integrated Developmental Model of Supervision and Supervision Ethics
Cal Stoltenberg, Ph.D., University of Oklahoma
Sponsored by the Dallas Psychological Association
March 2006
Association for Women in Psychology Conference – 31st Annual
Ypsilanti, Michigan
February 2005
Association for Women in Psychology Conference - 30th Annual
Tampa, Florida
February 11, 2005
The Ethics and Enactment of Diversity
Dr. Melba Vasquez and Dr. William Cross
Federation of North Texas Universities, Denton, Texas
May 15, 2004
Authenticity and Power in the Therapeutic Relationship
Judith Jordan – The Stone Center, Massachusetts
Austin Women’s Psychotherapy Project - Austin, Texas
March 2004
Association for Women in Psychology Conference - 29th Annual
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
October 18, 2003
Advanced Training with LGBT Clients
Waterloo Counseling Center – Austin, Texas
March 2003
Association for Women in Psychology Conference - 28th Annual
Jersey City, New Jersey
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February 2002
Risk Management for the Ethical Mental Health Professional
Federation of North Texas Area Universities, Denton, Texas
October 2001
Association of Counseling Center Training Agencies Conference
Oxnard, California
September 2000
Association of Counseling Center Training Agencies Conference
Wintergreen, Virginia
June 2000
National Conference on Race & Ethnicity in Higher Education
Santa Fe, New Mexico
March 2001
Fourth Annual Counseling Psychology Conference
Houston, Texas
August 1999
American Psychological Association Convention
Boston, Massachusetts
March 5, 1999
“Bridging the Silence and Interpersonal Distance Across Individual Differences”
by Robbie Steward, Ph.D., Michigan State University
University of North Texas & Texas Woman’s University Federation
October 1-4, 1998
Working Conference – “Centralizing Feminism & Multiculturalism”
APA Division 17 – Section for the Advancement of Women, Ypsilanti, Michigan
April 17, 1998
“Conceptualizing and Treating Dissociative Disorders”
by Colin Ross, M.D. - Texas Woman’s University
March 26-27, 1998
First Annual Racism & Diversity Conference - Office of Multicultural Services
Tarleton State University - Stephenville, Texas
March 6 - 7, 1998
Women’s Identities: South Central Women’s Studies Association
Interdisciplinary Conference - University of Houston - Houston, Texas
February 19-20, 1998
Texas Counseling Center Psychology Intern Training Conference
Texas A&M University - College Station, Texas
November 6-8, 1997
Texas Psychological Association Annual Convention
Austin, Texas
September 1997 to
July 2005
Weekly Professional Issues Seminars
Texas Woman’s University Counseling Center - Denton, Texas
September 1996
“Power & Control Issues in Same-Sex Relationships”
by Raine Rouse, B.A., R.N., and Larry Harmon, Ph.D.
The Dade County Alliance Against Domestic Violence - South Miami Hospital
October 1995 to
July 1996
Weekly Professional Development Seminar
Florida International University Student Counseling Center - Miami, Florida
October 1994 to
April 1996
Bi-monthly Colloquiums - Gay & Lesbian Association
Nova Southeastern University - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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Topics: Issues in the Psychotherapy of GLB individuals and couples, Therapy during the
Coming Out Stages, New Roles for Psychologists in HIV Primary Care Settings.
March 1994
“Differential Diagnosis: Using the DSM-IV”
by Michael First, M.D. - University of South Florida - Tampa, Florida
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REFERENCES
Don Rosen, Ph.D., ABPP
Texas Woman’s University
Counseling Center
P.O. Box 425350
Denton, TX 76204
(940) 898-3801
Denise Lucero-Miller, Ph.D.
Texas Woman’s University
Counseling Center
P.O. Box 425350
Denton, TX 76204
(940) 898-3801
Heidi von Harscher, Ph.D.
Florida International University
Counseling and Psychological Services Center
University Park – GC211
Miami, FL
(305) 348-2434
Sally Stabb, Ph.D.
Texas Woman’s University
Department of Psychology and Philosophy
P.O. Box 425470
Denton, TX 76204
(940) 898-2303
David Wallace, Ph.D.
University of Central Florida
Counseling Center
PO Box 163170
Orlando, FL 32816
(407) 823-2811
Roberta Nutt, Ph.D.
Texas Woman’s University
Department of Psychology and Philosophy
P.O. Box 425470
Denton, TX 76204
(940) 898-2303