PATRICIA A. CUMMINGS LCSW-C, LLC Helping Families Navigate Transition
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Serving all Maryland counties including the Eastern Shore
EDUCATION University of Maryland at Baltimore Kent State University Masters in Social Work Major: Individual & Family Concentrations: Clinical & Administrative Development, Life Span-B.A. Graduated: May 25, 1990 Minor: Sociology MD SW License: 07 482 Graduated: May 24, 1980
WORK EXPERIENCE
Mental Health Practitioner. Appointments available in Easton, and Annapolis, Maryland. Services: Custody Evaluations; Parenting Coordination which assist parents separated/divorced in high conflict over parenting issues; Court Certified Custody & Visitation Mediator; Therapeutic Reunification and/or Therapeutic Supervision for parent(s) and children; Play Therapy for younger children; Therapy for adolescents and adults; Therapeutic Treatment for all ages to successfully cope with the challenges of divorce and conflict; Therapeutic Treatment for victims of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse either individually or as a family; assisting couples who desire to work towards a stronger and healthier relationship; Collaborative Professional trained as a Divorce Coach and Child Specialist; In-State Independent Adoptions Studies; Instructor/Presenter and Consultant to attorneys, courts and agencies, & instructor at Anne Arundel Community College for the 20 hours Skilled Based Domestic Mediation Certification Training. * July 2000 to Present*
Presenter. Circuit Court of Anne Arundel County's Family Law Orientation Workshop (FLOW)~ Educate parents/grandparents/caregivers of children that are court ordered to the FLOW workshop in Anne Arundel County. This education includes awareness of the benefits to the children when co-parenting and the detriments to the children when there is high conflict, as well as, promoting mediation and explaining the court process. These classes offer techniques to accomplish co parenting and the ability to focus on the children. * January 1998 to April 2013* (Loss of funding)
Clinical Supervision. YWCA of Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Temporary contractual clinical supervisor for the therapists treating sexually abused children while the agency pursued a replacement for the retired clinical supervisor. *March 2007 to February 2008*
Quality Assurance Consultant. Queen Anne's County Department of Social Services, Centreville, MD; Grant driven, part-time, contractual consultant assisting the administration with organization and implementation of case record reviews to assure quality for the customers. *June 2005 to December 2007* (Grant goals met)
Clinical Consultant. Anne Arundel Abuse Counseling Center. Family and Children's Services of 2 Central Maryland, Inc., Annapolis, MD; Part-time, contractual clinical consultant for therapists treating children, adolescents, and adults that are primary and/or secondary victims of sexual and/or physical abuse. *May 2003 to April 2005"
Clinical Consultant. Talbot County Department of Social Services, Easton, MD; Grant driven, part time, contractual consultant providing clinical case reviews, trainings, and assistance with administration in accreditation process. * June 2001 to June 2004* {Grant goals met.)
Child Therapist. Anne Arundel Abuse Counseling Center. (Previously, the Sexual Assault Crisis Center of Anne Arundel County) Family & Children's Services of Central Maryland, Annapolis, MD; Part-time, contractual psychotherapist for children and adolescents who have been physically and/or sexually abused. *February 2001 to September 2002*
Custody Evaluator. Family Law Division, Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County, Annapolis, MD; Primary purpose was to provide the Court with contested custody and adoption studies. Other responsibilities: to provide crisis mediation on an as needed basis for the Masters and Judges; review Court files pertinent to investigations; interview/review professional and personal references such as doctors, attorneys and interested parties related to each case; recommend appropriate services as needed; assess, identify and evaluate parents' circumstances, strengths and needs; interview children to define their needs consistent to the developmental stages; and testify in Court as an expert witness offering custody recommendations. * January 1998 to September 2000*
Mental Health Practitioner. Spectrum Behavioral Health, Inc. Arnold, MD; contractual mental health practitioners at a private agency providing therapeutic treatment to all ages for individuals, families, couples and groups. Primary clients: adult women, couples, children, adolescents, victims of abuse, and families. *February 1997 to August 1999*
Psychotherapist, Coordinator & Lead Worker. Queen Anne's County Department of Social Services, Centreville, MD; a state social services agency. Primary responsibilities are coordinating the Sexual Abuse Treatment Program (SATP), treating abuse victims and their families, and Lead Worker for the Child Protective Service Unit. Responsibilities related to the SATP: budget of grant money, supervising the SATP aide, supervising a MSW student, assessing and treating physically & sexually abused children and adolescents individually, in groups and with their families with play therapy/ psychotherapy. Additional caseload includes Child Protective Service Investigations, Continuing Child Protective Service Clients, Home Studies, Custody Evaluations, trained evaluator for Mental Injury of children, staff consultant for dual-diagnosed clients, and screening Intake calls/walk-in visits for emergency services or for assistance with abuse. Other responsibilities included giving community outreach presentations concerning reporting and treating abuse. Lead Worker on CPS Unit when the supervisor was unavailable to screen all reported abuse and neglect referrals and assign a worker to the case when appropriate. On-call after hours for Queen Anne's Co. & Kent Co. DSS Child Welfare for alleged child abuse, and neglect. *May 1993 to January 1998*
Psychiatric ER Evaluator. Dorchester General Hospital's Psychiatric Emergency Response Team, 3 Cambridge, MD; a non-profit, community hospital. On-call on the average of 2 nights per week for Dorchester County's psychiatric emergencies. Responsibilities include consulting with the physicians and nurses in regard to assessment and recommendations. *August 1993 to October 1993*
Mental Health Therapist. Harford County Addictions and Mental Health Clinic, Bel Air, MD; a general outpatient psychiatric program. Responsibilities included initial interview of assigned patients to determine appropriateness of referral and completion of a psychosocial assessment. Also, managed a therapeutic caseload of individuals and families treating the mentally ill and dual diagnosed (mental illness and addictions) patients, and co-facilitated a group for adult, female, and incest survivors. On-call one workday every four weeks. *January 1992 to May 1993*
Family Specialist and Therapist. Talbot County Health Department, Easton, MD; an outpatient adolescent addictions' program. Developed family specialist's responsibilities for this new position. Participated on the county's lnteragency Committee as well as consulted for the interdisciplinary Student Assistant Program teams at two high schools and two middle schools, and participated on the two high schools' Intervention Teams. Liaison with local agencies. Presented to various community organizations awareness and education of the disease concept, codependency issues, and children coping with alcoholic/drug addicted parent(s). Managed therapeutic caseload, both family and individual. Focus of treatment included disease concept education, codependency issues, children coping with alcoholic/drug addicted parents, child abuse (physical, sexual and/or neglect), dysfunctional parenting, co-existent diagnoses, spousal or impending separation/divorce. Member of Independent Team Certification that determined the need for inpatient chemical dependency treatment of Medical Assistance clients. Recommended and connected families with appropriate resources such as self-help/12-step groups. Facilitated therapeutic support group for pregnant teens and teenage mothers. *September 1990 to January 1992*
Paid MSW Intern. Springfield Hospital Center, Sykesville, MD; a state psychiatric hospital. Member of interdisciplinary team with nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and recreational therapists on an adult multi-county admissions unit. Managed therapeutic caseload, coordinated discharge planning and co-led a weekly therapy group for mentally ill and dual-diagnosed (mental illness and addiction) patients. *May 1989 to August 1989*
Social Worker--Therapist/Case Manager. Northern Regional Juvenile Detention Facility, Youth Services System, Inc., Wheeling, W.V.; a secure facility primarily serving 5 W.V. counties for adolescents charged with adult crime/sf. Assisted the Director in developing the program, policies and procedures. Also assisted in interviewing and hiring of direct care workers. Developed the social worker position. Developed the behavior management program for the unit. On-call one week per month to provide supervision of staff and resolve crises. Field instructor for bachelor level social work student. Managed therapeutic caseload, both individual and group. Assisted in drug and alcohol assessments of youth. Developed service plans. Liaison person with police, prosecuting attorneys, defense attorneys, Judges, schools, in-and out-of-state residential placements, Department of Human Services, and attended court hearings to effect prompt disposition. September 1986 to April 1988*
Child Care Worker. Samaritan House, Youth Services System, Inc., Wheeling, W.V.; an emergency 4 shelter for adolescent males in crisis. Part-time live-in. Organized therapeutic care and group-life activities that included substance abuse treatment. *March 1986 to September 1986* (Satellite location for Northern Regional Juvenile Detention Facility) *October 1983 to January 1985*
Social Worker--Therapist/Case Manager. St. John's Home for Children, Wheeling, W.V.; a long term residential treatment facility for adolescent males and females. Supervisor of the Girls' Cottage staff. On-call one week per month to provide supervision of staff and resolve crises. Supervised an associate level student. Therapeutic caseload of female residents and their families. Provided long-term planning for female residents--service plans that included substance abuse treatment. Facilitated weekly therapy group for female residents. Evaluated potential female residents. * January 1985 to March 1986* **Child Care Worker, part-time live-in. Therapeutic care and group-life activities that included substance abuse treatment. *October 1980 to November 1981*
INTERNSHIPS
**MSW Intern. Jewish Family Services, Baltimore, MD; a social service agency for the Jewish population of Baltimore. Supervised by the Director of Residential and Support Services. Therapeutic caseload both individual and group with the mentally ill, dual-diagnosed (mental illness and addiction), and developmentally disabled. Developed service plans. Planned and implemented monthly recreational activities and monthly fire drills in a halfway house for chronically mentally ill adults. Administrative duties consisted of assisting in development of an entrepreneurial project, recruited, interviewed and hired the care providers. Assisted the Assistant Executive Director in grant writing. Coordinated a volunteer project serving the elderly. *September 1989 to May 1990* (700+ hours)
**MSW Intern. Springfield Hospital Center, Sykesville, MD; a state psychiatric hospital. Member of interdisciplinary team with nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and recreational therapists on a Baltimore City adult admissions unit. Carried a therapeutic caseload and coordinated discharge planning for mentally ill, and dual-diagnosed (mental illness and addiction) patients. *September 1988 to May 1989* (500+ hours)
**Child Life Specialist Intern and Infant Therapy Intern. Akron Children's Hospital, Akron, Ohio; a city hospital. Supervised recreation for children of all ages, conducted play therapy, assisted infant therapists, and liaison between doctors, and families. *February 1980 to May 1980* (400+ hours)
AFFILIATIONS: National Association of Social Workers; American Association of University Women; Association of Family and Conciliation Courts; Maryland Program for Mediator Excellence; International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS: 5
Mediation Training 2016 (The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County) June 10, 2016 (4 hours)
Mediator Ethics: Quality of Process (Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, MD) November 18, 2015 (2 hours)
Ethics and Boundaries in the Workplace (MD Chapter of the NASW) September 11, 2015 (3 hours)
Maryland Child Custody at a Crossroads (AFCC MD Chapter Conference) September 9, 2015 (3.75 hours)
Effects ofTrauma on the Brain in Child Custody (Family Law Symposium & Training organized by MACRO, The Office of Family Court Services of Maryland & University of Baltimore School of Law, trainer Frank J. Kros, MSW, JD, The Children's GuildlUpside Down Organization) June 1, 2015 (.5 hours)
Mediator Property Valuation Training (Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County) April 10, 2015 (3 hours)
Advanced Parenting Coordination Training (Cooperative Parenting Institute, Atlanta, GA,) January 15-16, 2015 (11.5 hours)
Non-Defensive Communication for Human Service Professionals: How to Deal with Difficult Clients and Situations (Jennifer Alfonso, UM Baltimore, SSW) July 11, 2014 (6 hrs.)
Heal Your Heart After Grief: Help Your Clients Find Peace After break-Ups, Divorce, Death and Other Losses (PESI; David Kessler) June 24, 2014 (6 hours)
Mediator Ethics (Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County) June 13, 2014 (3 hours)
Transformative Mediation Techniques for All Types of Mediators (Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County) June 13, 2014 (1.5 hours)
Finding Money Harmony in Collaborative Divorce (Olivia Melian; The Collaborative Institute & NFRC) June 6, 2014 (6 hours)
Advanced Mediation Training on Client-Centered, Skills-Based, Facilitative Conflict Resolution (Circuit Court for Howard County; Cecilia Paizs, J.D. & Ria P. Rochvarg, J.D.) May 9, 2014 (4 hours)
Parenting Plans: How Do You Renegotiate Family Relationships After Separation? (The Office of Family Court Services of Maryland; Dr. Robert E. Emery) May 5, 2014 (6.5 hours)
AFCC Conference in Los Angeles: Online Dispute Resolution: The State of the Art; Therapeutic Reunification; Parenting Coordination: Showdown at the PC Corral; The Family Court of the Future; Shared Parenting: The Next 50 Years; Divorce Mediation and Domestic Violence; Ethics of Online Communication; The Nexus Between Parent Deficiencies and Parent-Child Interactions; Mediator Ethics May 29-June 1, 2013 (All trainings listed were 1.5 hours= 14.5 hours)
Mediation & Alternative Visitation Training, and Alternative Dispute Resolution Training in Ethics (Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County) April 19, 2013 (4 hours)
Am I Protected? What Social Workers Need to Know About Managing Malpractice Risk (NASW) February 5, 2013 (1)
Legal Issues in Behavioral Health in Maryland: Legal and Ethical Considerations (PSI) November 27, 2012 (6 hours)
Reigniting the Flame: Self Care to Prevent Burnout (University of Maryland, Baltimore) July 20, 2012 (5 hours)
Revolutionizing Diagnosis & treatment using the DSM-5 (CS1-Jack Klott, MSSA, LISW, CSW; Live Webcast) July 19, 2012 (6 hours)
Managing Conflict and Removing Barriers to Collaborative Decision Making (The Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution) 6 June 14 & 15, 2012 (14.5 hours)
Toxic People: Living & Working with High-Conflict Individuals (Jamie L. Kurtz, PhD.) April 20, 2012 (6 hours)
Social Work Ethics Checklist (MD Chapter of the NASW: Anna Agnew, LCSW-C) June 24, 2011 (3 hours)
Stress & The Developing Brain (Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County: Frank J. Kros, MSW, JD) June 3, 2011 (2.5 hours)
Alternative Dispute Resolution Training in the Transformative Approach to High Conflict Mediation (Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County; Louise Phipps Senft) May 19, 2011 (3 hours)
Alternative Dispute Resolution Training in Ethics (Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County: Roger Wolff) May 19, 2011 (2 hours)
Maryland Mediators convention (Mediation & Conflict Resolution) December 10, 2010 (4.5 hours)
Advanced Parent Coordination Training (AFCC) December 8 & 9, 2010 (12 hours)
Building Your Best Practice (Professional Development Resources; Chris E. Stout, PsyD, MBA) October 19, 2010 (6 hours)
Introducing a Cooperative System of Family Law and a Plan for its Implementation (Circuit Court for Caroline County, Charles A. Asher) June 23, 2010 (4 hours)
Understanding and Managing High Conflict People (National Family Resiliency Center, William A. Eddy, LCSW-C, JD) June 4, 2010 (6 hours)
What are Some New Ways for Managing High Conflict People in Family Law Disputes? (Harford County Office of Family Court Services, William a. Eddy, LCSW-C, JD) May 4, 2010 (5 hours)
Who's Running the Show? Executive Dysfunction & How to Help the Disorganized Child (Laurie Dietzel, Ph.D., PESI) February 4, 2010 (6 hours)
Collaborative Divorce: Three Day Interdisciplinary Core Team Training (Collaborative Divorce Team Trainings) May 8, 9 & 10, 2009 (20 hours)
Asperger's Disorder & Autism: Advances in Understanding and Interventions (Celine Saulnier, Ph.D. PESI) March 31, 2009 (6 hours)
Sleep Disorders, Depression & Anxiety: An Integrative, Mind-Body Approach (Rubin Nailman, PhD, PESI) March 17, 2009 (6.5 hours)
Ethics Burnout and Self-Care (NASW-MD Chapter) January 9, 2009 (3 hours)
Maryland Mediators Convention (MACRO) December 5, 2008 (6 hours)
"Making Up is Hard To Do"- Couples Therapy After Infidelity (Steven D. Solomon, PhD, on-line) October 15, 2008 (4 hours)
The Divorced Parents' Relationship: What's Possible (Harford County Office of Family Court Services; Dr. lsoline Ricci) May 15, 2008 (5 hours)
It's All About the Kids (Maryland Institute for Continuing Education for Lawyers) February 8, 2008 (4 hours)
What about Father Involvement after Divorce? Myths, Infant overnights and Parental Alienation (Office of Family Court Services of Maryland) May 10, 2007 (5 hours)
Three Day Core Interdisciplinary Team Training (Collaborative Divorce Team Trainings, LLC) 7 May 8, 9, 10, 2007 (20 hours)
Ethical & Legal Issues in Mental Health Services for Children and Adolescents (CMI Education Institute, Inc,) February 15, 2007 (3 hours)
Domestic Violence: Brief Guide to Research* Crisis Intervention (AATBS) October 10, 2006 (3 hours)
Betrayal! The Painful Losses and Recovery from Adultery (CMI Education Institute, Inc.) August 30, 2006 (6 hours)
Joint Custody-ls It Really Working for Kids? (Harford County Office of Family Court Services) June 15, 2006 (5 hours)
Ethics at Work: Resolving Mental Health Practice Dilemmas (American Healthcare Institute) May 23, 2006 (7 hours)
Screening for Domestic Violence in Child Access Mediation (Maryland Administrative Courts) February 16, 2006 (3 hours)
Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Annual Conference in Seattle, WA (Eight sections: Parent Coordination: Standard of Practice; Parent Coordination Consultation: Nightmare Cases; Dispute Resolution for Parent Coordinators; Mediation Hybrids; The Brian, Emotion and Their Role in Family Custody Disputes; Considering Children's Preferences; The Parenting Coordinator: The Missing Piece of the Family Court Puzzle; Child Inclusive Family Law Mediation) May 18, 2005 to May 21, 2005 (12 hours)
Forensic Evaluations: Assessment of Risk, Competency, and Recommendations for Treatment (Maryland Family Courts) March 4, 2005 (3 hours)
Screening & Assessing Mental Health & Substance Abuse Disorders Among Youth in the Juvenile Justice System (Second Judicial Circuit Court Family Law Division of the Eastern Shore) November 29, 2004 (3 hours)
Advanced Custody and Visitation Mediation Training (Judicial Training Center of MarylandfCircuit Court of Anne Arundel County) June 4, 2004, June 8, 2004, and November 12, 2004 (9 hours)
Understanding & Complying with the Federal HIPPA Medical Privacy Regulations (NASW) April 14, 2004 (3 hours)
Meeting New Maryland Standards for Social Work Supervision-Part 1 & 2 (NASW) February 21 & 28, 2004 (6 hours)
Courts in Collaboration with Community Providers (2"d Annual Upper Eastern Shore Regional Training-also a Presenter) October 24, 2003 (6 hours)
Therapist as Parent Coordinator (Cooperative Parenting Institute, Ms. Susan Boyan, Atlanta, GA) October 17 & 18, 2003 (13 hours)
Advanced Social Work Supervision (NASW-MD Chapter, Dr. Carlton Munson) October 3, 2003 (6 hours)
Ethical & Legal Implications of Recently Passed Laws Including Emergency Petitions (NASW) July 18, 2003 (3 hours)
Ethical Liability (NASW) July 17, 2003 (3 hours)
CSA and Family Court: Recognizing the Impact of Child Sexual Abuse on Family Court Cases (The Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault and the Administrative Office of the Courts, Dept. of Family Administration) January 31, 2003 (7 hours)
Property-Support Mediation Skills (National Institute for Conflict Resolution) January 15-17, 2003 (20 hours)
A Model for Interviewing & Assessing Children & Families, Advanced Training for Guardian AD Litem (National Family Resiliency Center, Inc.) November 15, 2002 (5.5 hours)
Two-Day Forensic Interview Clinic (Maryland Child Advocacy Center Alliance) September 19 & 20, 2002 (11 hours) Eating Disorders (Family & Children's Services of Central Maryland) 8 July 23, 2002 (3 hours)
Family Conflict Resolution & Mediation: Understanding Conflict and Strengthening Family Interactions (University of Maryland School of Law Dispute Resolution) November 20, 2001 (6 hours}
Changing Energy with Sound (NASW-Maryland Chapter} January 19, 20001 (3 hours)
Conducting a Child Custody Evaluation: From Basics to Special Issues (Maryland Judicial Training Center} October 10, 11, & 12, 2000 (12 hours}
Domestic Violence: Community Solutions (Anne Arundel Community College) April 19, 2000 (3 hours}
Social Work, Families and the Courts (NASW-Maryland Chapter} March 30, 2000 (6.0 hours)
Domestic Mediation (University of Baltimore, MICPEL} February 24, 25, 26, 2000 (20.0 hours}
Mentor Coach (Ben Dean, Ph.D.} February 13, 2000 (6.0 hours)
Mediation Training (University of Baltimore, MICPEL} January 21, 22, 28, 29 and 30, 2000 (40.0 hours)
Healing Hearts Seminar (Children of Separation and Divorce} April 30 and May 1, 1998 (12 hours)
Domestic Violence and Child and Child Maltreatment (Sinai Hospital of Baltimore) September 19, 1997 (6.0 hours)
Marketing and the Human Service Organization: Doing "Well" While Doing "Good" (Dean Kenderdine, MSW) June 10, 1997 (6.0 hours}
Empowering Women (Glenda McNeil, LCSW) December 12, 1996 (2.0 hours}
Solution-Focused Therapy (Harriet K. Breslow, LCSW, BCD} October 30, 1996 (6.0 hours}
Domestic Violence-Pro-Prosecution Initiative (Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence) October 28, 1996 (3.5 hours}
The Lasting Scars of Sexual Abuse-How to Help Adult Survivors (Carondelet Management Institute-Dell S. DeBerardinis, M.A.} July 18, 1996 (6 hours)
Child Protective Services Orientation (University of Maryland at Baltimore School of Social Work} May 7, 8, 9, 14, & 15, 1996 (30 hours)
Dual and Multiple Addictions (American Continuing Education, Inc.; Karen Edmonson) June16, 1995 (5.5 hours}
Investment of Our Child Care Workers (Wicomico County DSS} April 13, 1995 (5 hours)
Living with Grief: Children Mourning, Mourning Children (Chesapeake Health Education Program and the Hospice Foundation of America) March 30, 1995 (2.5 hours)
Quick Techniques in Child Psychotherapy and Counseling (The Center for Applied Psychology; Dr. Lawerence Shapiro) March 13, 1995 (6.0 hours}
DSM IV (University of Maryland at Baltimore; Dr. Lucco) November 10, 1994 (6.0 hours}
National Organization for Victims Assistance Conference September 12 -16, 1994 (15 hours of coursework}
Addictions and Child Maltreatment; The Connections (Ron Rogers and Ron Zuskin) 9 June 16, 1994 (6.0 hours)
Child Sexual Abuse Cases (Ronald Zuskin and Kristina Debye) June 7, 1994 (6.0 hours)
Cognitive Interview Training - Serving Crime Victims: A Criminal Justice!Community Partnership (Laura Olsen, Federal Law Enforcement) May 11, 1994 (7.5 hours)
The Emotional Problems of Normal Children (Stanley Turecki, M.D.) April 22, 1994 (2.5 hours)
National Training Program On Effective Treatment Approaches in Child Sexual Abuse March 14, 15, & 16, 1994 (18 hours)
Therapeutic Stories for Abused Children (Nancy Davis, Ph.D.) October 1, 1993 (6 hours)
Sexual Abuse Intake (University of Md. at Baltimore) August 25, 26, 27, 1993 (18 hours)
Survivors of Sexual Abuse (Jim Gach, LCSW) July 12, 1993 (5 hours)
Psychological Experiences of the Learning Disabled Adolescent (Jonathan Cohen, Ph.D.) June 21, 1993 (3 hours) AND Adolescents in Divorced Families (Cathleen Gray, Ph.D.) June 21, 1993 (1.5 hours)
Update on Clinical Research in Child Psychopharmacology (Dr. Ralph Scoville) May 12, 1993 (1 hour)
Evaluating and Treating Sexually Abused Children (Richard Gardner) May 6, and 7, 1993 (16 hours)
Current Drug Information (Anthony Tommasello, M.S. Pharmacist} March 30, 1993 (2.5 hours)
A Roadmap to Codependence Recovery September 26, 1991 (3 hours)
Under the Influence (Dr. James Milam) September 23, 1991 (6 hours)
Effects of Alcohol and Drugs (Anthony Tommasello, M.S. Pharmacist) July 28, 29, 30, 31, and August 1, 2, 1991 (37.5 hours)
Freeing Someone You Love From Alcohol and Other Drugs June 21, 1991 (6 hours)
Youth and Families with Special Treatment Needs July 26, 1991 (6 hours)
Pharmacology Update Workshop on Concerns of Over-the Counter Drugs for Recovering Persons (Anthony Tommasello, M.S. Pharmacist) May 16, 1991 (3 hours)
Children of Dysfunctional Families April 26, 1991 (5.5 hours)
The Disease of Alcoholism April 25, 1991 (5.5 hours)
Codependency: Issues and Treatment April 11, 1991 (5.5 hours)
Overcoming Perfectionism November 30, 1990 (5.25 hours)
National Crisis Prevention Institute-Certified in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention 10 October 21, 1986 (14 hours)
Residential Child Care Workers-Certified in the Basic Course December 1985 and January 1986 (413 hours)
Community Intervention-Certified in Facilitator Training for Adolescent Support Groups July 15-19, 1985 (50 hours) &
Community Intervention-Certified in Alcohol and Drugs: Working with Adolescents in the School and Community March 8-22, 1985 (60 hours)