Richard Allen Lanham, Jr., Ph.D., L.P

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Richard Allen Lanham, Jr., Ph.D., L.P. www.LanhamNeuropsychology.com

Silver Spring & Olney, Maryland (301) 960-8262, option 2

Maryland License: 03098 Minnesota License: LP3597 (inactive)

Home Address: 1924 Chapel Hill Road Silver Spring, Maryland 20906

EDUCATION

Neuropsychology Post-Doctoral Training Miami and Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Centers Miami, FL; August 1993 & Minneapolis, MN; Sept. 1995

Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology The Catholic University of America Washington, D.C.; February 1993 Doctoral Dissertation: Psychotherapy Efficacy: An a priori examination of “error variance.”

Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology Loyola College Baltimore, Maryland; May 1987 Master's Thesis: The effects of neurocognitive therapy on salivary immunoglobulin concentrations.

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, magna cum laude Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney, Virginia; May 1984

HONORS & AWARDS

1999 First Place Award for Scientific Poster Presentation, 3rd World Congress on Brain Injury, International Brain Injury Association, Quebec, Canada. 1997 Blue Ribbon Award for Excellence in Scientific Presentation, Division 40, American Psychological Association 1986 Graduate Student Research Grant Award, Maryland Psychological Association Awarded for Master Thesis: "The Effects of Neurocognitive Therapy on Salivary Immunoglobulin Concentrations." Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Sigma Nu (National Jesuit Honor Society) Who's Who in American Colleges & Universities Allan Scholarship, Hampden-Sydney College, Virginia (Full Scholarship)

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

American Psychological Association, Divisions 40 (Neuropsychology) & Division 12 (Clinical Psychology) Fellow, Maryland Psychological Association

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING:

January 2017 Private Practice Offices: to 8737 Colesville Road, Suite 801; Silver Spring, MD 20910 Present 1924 Chapel Hill Road; Silver Spring, MD 20906

Clinical psychology and neuropsychology practice providing a full range of clinical services, including individual and family therapeutic interventions, neuropsychological and psychoeducational evaluation, and neurorehabilitative consultation and counseling.

July 2011 - Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Feb 2017, Division of Medical Psychology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine June 2017 Cortical Function Laboratory and Medical Psychology Clinic to Meyer Building, Suite 218; The Johns Hopkins Hospital Present 600 North Wolfe Street; Baltimore, MD 21287-7218

Perform neuropsychological and medical psychology evaluations and related services for Johns Hopkins Medicine. Assist in training and supervision of clinical and research neuropsychology postdoctoral fellows and participate in neuropsychological research, currently in conjunction with The Brain Injury Clinic at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.

June 2013 Maryland Psychology Group, LLC: Richard A. Lanham, Jr., Ph.D. & Lorrie Ness, Ph.D. to 8605 Cameron Street, Suite 303; Silver Spring, MD January 2017 www.MarylandPsychologyGroup.com

Clinical psychology and Neuropsychology practice providing a full range of clinical services, including individual and family therapeutic interventions, neuropsychological and psychoeducational evaluation, and neurorehabilitative consultation and counseling.

June 2000 Silver Spring Psychology: Richard A. Lanham, Jr., Ph.D. to 1109 Spring Street, Suite 609; Silver Spring, MD May 2013 www.SilverSpringPsychology.com

Sept. 1993 Clinical and Research Neuropsychologist: Traumatic Brain Injury Program to Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Minnesota May 2000 Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Center: Minneapolis, MN Principal Investigator: Barbara Sigford, M.D., Ph.D., Chief, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinical Supervisor: Sandra Lundgren, Ph.D., ABPP/ABCN, Section Chief, Special Psych. Services

Neuropsychologist for the Minneapolis site of the Defense and Veterans Head Injury Program (DVHIP), a national, collaborative DoD-DVA evaluation, treatment, and research program servicing active duty personnel, their dependents, and veterans. The Minneapolis TBI Program is CARF accredited in both General and TBI inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. The first two years of clinical work were under the supervision/mentorship of Dr. Sandra Lundgren, ABPP/ABCN to complete post-doctoral training. Duties included providing clinical neuropsychological evaluation and consultation to patients and their families as a member of the inpatient and outpatient interdisciplinary teams; collaboration with other DVHIP sites in generation of research projects for presentation and publication; and assisting in psychology intern and neuropsychology postdoctoral-level training/supervision and medical resident training. Chaired committee in 02/00 that was awarded funding for two post-doctoral fellowship Richard A. Lanham, Jr.,Ph.D. Page | 3

positions (Neuropsychology and Medical Psychology) in response to DVA call for proposals for postdoctoral training program in psychology.

Jan. 1993 Neuropsychology Post-doctoral Training: Psychology Service to Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center: Miami, FL Aug. 1993 Director, Neuropsychology Section & Clinical Supervisor: Carlton S. Gass, Ph.D. Adjunct Faculty: Elbert W. Russell, Ph.D., Emeritus Clinical duties included test administration, interpretation, report writing, and consultation/liaison as a member of the Neuropsychology Section of the Psychology Service. Training included attending weekly neurology grand rounds at Jackson Memorial Hospital/University of Miami School of Medicine, neuroanatomy/neuropathology presentations, weekly neuropsychology case conferences both within the VAMC’s Neuropsychology Section and the Neuropsychology Division of the Department of Neurology at the Miami School of Medicine, Bonnie Levin, PhD, Director. Assisted in the training of psychology interns and medical residents.

Sept. 1991 Clinical Internship: Psychology Service to Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Center: Miami, FL Sept. 1992 Training Director: Philip C. Burda, Ph.D.

Clinical Neuropsychology Specialization: Six-month rotation satisfied APA, Division 40 pre-doctoral requirements for a Neuropsychology Internship. Consideration of previous neuropsychological training resulted in rotation being an advanced training experience. Later three months of the rotation was split with an inpatient psychiatric treatment unit providing neuropsychological services.

Supervisor: Carlton S. Gass, Ph.D. Adjunct Staff: Elbert W. Russell, Ph.D., Emeritus

Geropsychology Specialization: Six-month specialized rotation in geropsychology. Training included geriatric neuropsychology and health psychology evaluations and general consultation/liaison to two Extended Care Units, the VAMC nursing home, the Dementia Unit, and Dysphagia Team. A variety of psychological, psychoeducational, and behavioral interventions and consultation experiences were provided through work with various multidisciplinary teams and off-site, formalized training programs through the University of Miami School of Medicine

Supervisors: Colleen M. West, Ph.D. - Extended Care Units Peter Goldsmith, Ph.D. & Gwendolyn Findley, Ph.D. - Dementia and Nursing Home Care Units

Biopsychosocial Rehabilitation Program: Three month, half-time rotation involved participating in the comprehensive treatment of chronic psychiatric patients. Duties included co-leading therapy groups, conducting intake psychological assessments, and functioning as part of an interdisciplinary inpatient psychiatry treatment team.

Supervisors: Philip C. Burda, Ph.D. & Timothy W. Starkey, Ph.D.

July 1988 Psychology Associate: Psychology and Education Associates to Clinton, Maryland Aug. 1991 James E. Lewis, Ph.D., Director, Clinical Neuropsychologist

Conducted child and adult neuropsychological (HRB), psychological, and psychoeducational assessments, individual and group psychotherapy, and training of psychometricians under the direct supervision of James E. Lewis, Ph.D. Granted Psychology Associate exemption status from Maryland Board of Examiners of Psychologists. Richard A. Lanham, Jr.,Ph.D. Page | 4

May 1990 Psychology Associate: Personnel, Consultation, and Counseling to Silver Spring, Maryland Aug. 1991 R. Patrick Savage, Ph.D.

Conducted child and adult neuropsychological (HRB), psychological, and psychoeducational assessments. Coordinated Employees Assistance Program (EAP) contract with Giant Foods, Inc. Duties included screening and referring employees (or family members) to psychological, financial, and/or legal services; continuing update and development of referral base; and case management. Granted Psychology Associate exemption status from Maryland Board of Examiners of Psychologists.

Sept. 1990 Associate Staff: Catholic University of America Counseling Center to Washington, D.C. May 1991 Peter Cimbolic, Ph.D., Director

Advanced training in individual psychotherapy and crisis intervention from Center's senior staff. Carried active caseload of four clients in addition to crisis intervention clients. Jan. 1991 Lecturer: Trinity College to Washington, D.C. Jonathan Segal, Ph.D., Chair Psychology Dept. May 1991 Taught Psy 258: Personality and Psychopathology at Trinity College's weekend college. Duties entailed all aspects of course creation and teaching, including selection of texts, development of course projects, tests, and overall student evaluation.

June 1987 Statistical Consultant, Independent Contractor: to May 1991 Advised clients in experimental design. Generated and assisted in interpretation of statistical results.

Sept. 1989 Externship: Catholic University of America Counseling Center to Washington, D.C. May 1990 Peter Cimbolic, Ph.D., Director

Conducted intake assessments and individual and group therapy under the training and supervision of the senior staff of the CUA Counseling Center, ranked 32nd out of over a thousand college and university counseling centers (Gourman Report, 7th ed.). Carried caseload of eight individual clients, co-lead men's issues group therapy, member of intense semester-long training group for Group Relations Conference (Tavistock) culminating in consulting to the Leadership Training Conference, a weekend conference for CUA undergraduate student leaders.

May 1986 Behavioral Medicine Therapist: North Arundel Hospital’s LifeCenter to Glen Burnie, Maryland Sept. 1988 Clinical Supervisor: George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D.

Duties entailed intake psychological assessments and treatment outcome evaluation; running the smoking cessation and morbid obesity weight loss treatment programs, assisting in redesigning the weight loss treatment program; conducting group and individual therapy sessions.

Sept. 1984 Research Technician: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine to Bard Laboratories of Neuroscience June 1986 Vernon B. Mountcastle, M.D., Director

Duties included behavioral training of rhesus monkeys on a complex visual task for project directed at neuronal mapping of the visual cortex; surgical assistant; assisting with data management and computer analysis of project data, and miscellaneous tasks for day-to-day laboratory operation. Richard A. Lanham, Jr.,Ph.D. Page | 5

GRADUATE SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS

Catholic University:

Sept. 1987 Teaching Assistant: Graduate Statistics to Assisted with teaching first and second semesters of the graduate level statistics course for three May 1991 consecutive years. In charge of the teaching and evaluation of computer (SPSS) skills, test construction and grading, and individual instruction.

June-Aug. 1988 University Summer Lecturer: Introduction to Psychology Taught college level, introductory psychology course at Catholic University. In charge of course structure, class lectures, and student evaluation.

Loyola College:

Sept. to May Teaching Assistant: Rorschach Comprehensive System 1986 For two consecutive semesters, assisted graduate students in learning the Administration, Scoring and Interpretation of the Rorschach Comprehensive System.

Sept. to Dec. Research Assistant: Biofeedback Laboratory 1985 Assisted in research involving physiological reactions to stress and relaxation. Competent in administration of biofeedback and teaching of various active/passive relaxation techniques.

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

Neuroimaging & Plasma Markers for Predicting Outcomes after Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Pilot study, Lanham, Jr., R.A., Co-investigator, Rao, V., Principle Investigator. (Pilot data collection completed, analysis underway).

Lanham, Jr., R.A. & Ness, L. (Nov/Dec, 2009). When impaired memory performances are not impairments of memory: An old concept. (Frontal Amnesia) applied to ADHD and the role of the executive functions. The Maryland Psychologist, 55 (2), 19-21.

Lanham, J.S., Lanham, R.A. (2009). Traumatic Brain Injury. Essential Evidence Plus. Ebell, M H (ed.). John Wiley & Sons

Lanham, Jr., R. A. (2002). [Review of the book Brain Damage, Brain Repair]. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 17(3), 270-272.

Kennedy, J.E., Rosner, M.M., Lanham, Jr., R.A. & Schwab, K.A. Awareness After TBI: The Roles of Continued Cognitive Deficits and Relational Strain. Manuscript favorably reviewed and being resubmitted with revision for publication.

Vanderploeg, R. D., Schinka, J. A., Curtiss, G., & Lanham, Jr., R. A. (2001). Searching for Material Specific Memory. Neuropsychology, 15(2), 155-164.

Lanham, Jr., R. A., Weissenburger, J. A., Schwab, K. A., & Rosner, M. M. (2000). A longitudinal investigation of the concordance between individuals with traumatic brain injury and family and friend ratings on the Katz Adjustment Scale. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 15(5), 1123-1138.

Collins, R., Lanham, Jr., R. A., & Sigford, B. J. (2000). Reliability and validity of the Wisconsin HSS Quality of Life Inventory in traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 15(5), 1139-1148.

Lanham, R.A., & Misukanis, T.M. (1999). Determining change in cognition following traumatic brain injury. Brain Injury Source, 3(3), 42-43,53. Richard A. Lanham, Jr.,Ph.D. Page | 6

Sigford, B. J., & Lanham, Jr., R. A. (1998). Cognitive, Psychosocial and Educational Issues in Neuromuscular Disease. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 9(1), 249-270.

Lanham, R. A. (1993). Psychotherapy efficacy: An a priori examination of "Error Variance". Unpublished doctoral dissertation, The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.

Lanham, R. A. (1987). The effects of neurocognitive therapy on salivary immunoglobulin concentrations. Unpublished master's thesis, Loyola College, Baltimore, MD.

Workshops, In-services, Presentations & Poster Abstracts

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2018, March). The Role of Neuropsychological Evaluation in the Late Identification and Treatment of AD/HD. Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine Grand Rounds: Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2017, December). Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: Implications Across the Adult Life Span. Medical Psychology Seminar: Presentation to interns, residents, fellows and faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2017, November). TBI: Clinical Issues, Controversies, and Learning from Patients. Invited Lecture: Grove City College, Grove City, PA

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2017, November). A Tale of Two Brothers: Late Identification and Treatment of AD/HD. Invited Lecture: Grove City College, Grove City, PA

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2017, May). Ecological Validity and the Assessment of Executive Functioning. Medical Psychology Seminar: Presentation to interns, residents, fellows and faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2016, May). A Tale of Two Brothers: Later Identification and Treatment of ADHD. Medical Psychology Seminar: Presentation to interns, residents, fellows and faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2015, January). Assessment of Asperger’s Disorder in Adults. Medical Psychology Seminar: Presentation to interns, residents, fellows and faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2014, March). Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE): Fact vs. Fiction. What does the current scientific literature have to say? Medical Psychology Seminar: Presentation to interns, residents, fellows and faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2013, February). Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Adulthood: An Overview. Medical Psychology Seminar: Presentation to interns, residents, fellows and faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. & Ness, L.A. (2013, January). In Pursuit of Evidenced-Based Treatment for Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD) and its Practical Application in Routine Clinical Treatment. Continuing Education Workshop Sponsored by Maryland Psychological Association/Maryland Psychological Foundation, Maryland.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2011, November). Traumatic Brain Injury: Knowing Your Gnomes - an update. Medical Psychology Seminar: Presentation to interns, residents, fellows and faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

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Savage, Jr., R.P. & Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2011, May). Approaching Assessment with a Neuropsychological Frame of Mind. Invited Three-Session Workshop, The Ocean City Institute, Maryland Psychological Association/Maryland Psychological Foundation, Ocean City, Maryland.

Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2009, June). AD/HD and Other Disorders of Attention and Executive Function: Diagnostic and Treatment Implications. Invited In-service Training, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Community Psychiatry Program, Child and Adolescent Services.

Savage, Jr., R.P. & Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2007, May). The Treatment of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Across the Life Span: A Developmental Model of Multimodal Intervention. Invited Three-Day Workshop, The Ocean City Institute (OCI), Maryland Psychological Association/ Maryland Psychological Foundation, Ocean City, Maryland.

Savage, Jr., R.P. & Lanham, Jr., R.A. (2005). AD/HD Across the Life Span: A Developmental Model of Multimodal Intervention. Invited All Day Workshop, 2005 Maryland Psychological Association Convention, Towson, MD.

Lanham, Jr., R.A., Schwab, K., Weissenburger, J.E., & Rosner, M.F. (1999, Dec.). A longitudinal investigation of self- awareness in TBI Survivors. Poster presentation for the 1st Federal Interagency Conference on Traumatic Brain Injury, Baltimore, MD.

Lanham, Jr., R.A., Vanderploeg, R.D., & Curtiss, G. (1999, Nov.). The lack of construct validity of the Stroop Color and Word Test with traumatic brain injury. Poster presentation for the 19th annual meeting of the National Academy of Neuropsychology, San Antonio, TX.

Avery, J., Lanham, Jr., R.A., & Sigford, B.J. (1999, June). Disorientation of individuals without brain damage in the acute care setting: What are realistic expectations for survivors with brain injury? Poster presentation for the 3rd World Congress on Brain Injury, The International Brain Injury Association.

Collins, R., Lanham, Jr., R.A., & Sigford, B.J. (1999, June). Quality of life in traumatic brain injury: Is reliable measurement possible? Poster presentation for the 3rd World Congress on Brain Injury, The International Brain Injury Association. Awarded first place for scientific poster presentation.

Weissenburger, J.E., Lanham, Jr., R.A., Rosner, M.F., & Schwab, K. (1999, June). Awareness of deficits and neuropsychological status one year after TBI. Poster presentation for the 3rd World Congress on Brain Injury, The International Brain Injury Association.

Avery, J., Lanham, Jr., R.A., & Sigford, B.J. (1998, October). What are realistic expectations for “A x O x 3” ?: An acute care investigation of patients without brain injury. Poster presentation for the 17th Annual National Symposium of the Brain Injury Association.

McLaughlin-Rosner, M.F., Curtiss, G., Vanderploeg, R.D., Lanham, R.A., & Bierley, R. (1997, November). WCST Response Times: Measures of Organizational and Self-Monitoring Abilities. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Academy of Neuropsychology, Las Vegas, NV.

Vanderploeg, R. D., Schinka, J. A., Curtiss, G., Greblo, P. & Lanham, Jr., R. A. (1997, August). Searching for Material Specific Memory. Paper presented at the 105th annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Div. 40 - Neuropsychology. Received Blue Ribbon Award for excellence in scientific presentation.

Collins, R., Lanham, Jr., R.A., & Sigford, B.J. (1997, May) Understanding complex phenomena: Use of structural equation modeling in the study of recovery. Poster presentation for the 10th Annual PM&RS/SCI Tampa Symposium, Tampa, FL.

Lanham, R. A., Blake, R. J., Lundgren, S. M., Sigford, B. J. (1995). Revisiting the structure of the Wechsler Memory Scale- Revised (WMS-R) with multidimensional scaling: A new approach to an old issue. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 1(2), 171 (Abstract). Richard A. Lanham, Jr.,Ph.D. Page | 8

Salazar, A.M., Lanham, R.A., Sigford, B.J., Ahmed, S., & Date, E.S. (1995, December) Preliminary Results of Change in Functional and Psychosocial Status after TBI Rehabilitation and its Relationship to Initial Evaluation. Paper presented at the 14th Annual National Symposium of the Brain Injury Association.

Lewis, J. E., Lanham, R. A., & Belliveau, T. (1990, August). "Contextual" neuropsychological toxicology investigation of phencyclidine (PCP) abusers. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 4, 303-304 (Abstract).

Lewis, J. E. and Lanham, R. A. (1989, November). Neuropsychological toxicology of phencyclidine (PCP): Contextual examination with its "relatives" of polysubstance abuse and closed head injury (CHI). Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 5, 185 (Abstract).