GRACE CHEW GRAHAM, PSY.D.
6220 Chase Oaks Blvd., Suite 104
Plano, Texas 75023
Tel: (469) 467-7595 Fax: (469) 467-0916
Email: chariscounseling@tx.rr.com
Clinical Psychologist, Licensed No. 24701
Specialist in School Psychology No. 6277
CURRICULUM VITAE
CREDENTIALS
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Licensed as a Psychologist by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, License No.
24701
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Licensed as a Specialist in School Psychology by the Texas State Board of Examiners of
Psychologists, License No. 6277
EDUCATION
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Doctor of Clinical Psychology, April 1991
George Fox University Graduate School of Clinical Psychology, Newberg, Oregon.
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Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, August 1989
Western Conservative Baptist Seminary, Portland, Oregon.
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Master of Arts in Christian Education, May 1987
Dallas Theological Seminary, Dallas, Texas.
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Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, August 1985
University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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Forensic Expert Witness: 2002 - Present, Psychological Evaluator in Family and Criminal Law
Cases.
Charis Counseling and Psychological Services, Plano, Texas.
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Clinical Psychologist: January1992 - Present, Private Practitioner.
Charis Counseling and Psychological Services, Plano, Texas.
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Adjunct Faculty Member: 1993 - 2006, Lecturer and Consultant.
Psychiatry Department, Division of Psychology,
The University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas.
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Board of Directors: January 2003 - 2005, Board Member.
Dispute Mediation Services, Dallas, Texas.
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Adjunct Faculty Member: Fall 1994 - 1999, Lecturer.
Christian Education Department,
Dallas Theological Seminary, Dallas, Texas.
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Psychotherapist: January 1990 - January 1992, Psychology Intern and Resident.
Rotations in Outpatient Clinic, Day Hospital, and Inpatient Hospital,
North Texas Medical Center, West Park Campus, McKinney, Texas and
Minirth-Meier Clinic, P.A., National Headquarters, Richardson, Texas.
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Psychotherapist: January - December 1989, Doctorial Practicum Student.
Government Sponsored Outpatient Clinic,
The Counseling Center of Vancouver, Vancouver, Washington.
RESEARCH, AWARDS, AND PUBLICATIONS
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Chew, Grace P. (2002). Building Christian Homes. Center for Chinese Biblical Education,
Richardson, Texas
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Chew, Grace P. (1991). Maternal Employment, Marital Status, and Religiosity, and the Social
Adaptational Status of First Grade Children in Selected Oregon Schools. Unpublished Doctoral
Dissertation. George Fox College Graduate School of Clinical Psychology, Newberg, Oregon.
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Ledbetter, Smith, Fischer, Vosler-Hunter, & Chew (1991). An Evaluation of the construct validity of
the Spiritual Well-Being Scale: a confirmatory factor analytic approach, Journal of Psychology and
Theology, 19(1), 94-102.
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Chew, Grace P. (1991). The food looks so inviting. Maybe just this once... Today’s Better Life,
Fall/Winter, 86-88.
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Chew, Grace P. (1990). Do you work to live or live to work? Escaping Workaholism. Bookstore
Journal, August, 35-38.
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Chew, Grace P. (1990). When enough is enough. Christian Psychology, Fall, 12-14.
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Data Research Award, CAPS West 1989 Convention, Sponsored by Bea Neuropsychiatric Hospital,
Sacramento, California.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
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Texas Psychological Association
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Dallas Psychological Association
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American Psychology Law Society
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American College of Forensic Examiners
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American Association of Christian Counselors
REFERENCES
 Available Upon Request