K. Kim Lampson

Curriculum Vitae K. Kim Lampson EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy, Counseling Psychology, University of Washington Masters in Education, Student Personnel in Higher Education, University of Georgia Bachelor of Science, self-designed major in Higher Education Administration, University of New Hampshire PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Professor, Director of NUhope Community Counseling Clinic, Northwest University, 2016 to present • Supervising 7 doctoral students: interns, preinterns, and practicum students. • Supervising adjunct faculty supervisors. • Managing general operations of the clinic. • Overseeing assessment, marketing, and clinical training. • Monitoring and developing the clinic budget. • Courses Taught: Communications & Counseling Skills in a Multicultural Context, Psychotherapeutic Systems, Professional Practice Seminar: Supervision, Systems of Family Therapy, Interventions & Practice: Eating Disorders, Populations, Trauma, Interprofessional Practice Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Training, Northwest University, 2010 to 2016 § Developing and coordinating clinical training component of new program for doctoral students in psychology. § Courses Taught: Communications & Counseling Skills in a Multicultural Context, Practicum (3 semester series), Preinternship (3 semester series), Psychotherapeutic Systems, Professional Practice Seminar: Supervision, Group Counseling, Systems of Family Therapy, Integrated Behavioral Health Licensed Psychologist, Private practice, 1986-present • Certified Gottman Therapist, 2017 - present • Highly effective psychologist. Enjoys working with people to help them better understand themselves, grow, heal, and change. Extraordinary ability to help chronically ill people. Has treated over 800 people. • Sophisticated knowledge of individual, family, and group therapy. Extremely knowledgeable about the treatment of people with eating disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma related dissociative disorders and marital problems. • Nationally recognized for work in the treatment of people with eating disorders. Interviewed by numerous television, newspaper, and radio reporters because of expertise in this area (see addendum for list). • Presented numerous workshops, seminars, and lectures nationally and locally (see addendum for list). Particularly enjoys designing and creating experiential workshops. • Served on the editorial board of Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention, 1994-1999. Editor emeritus, 2000 to present. 2 Adjunct Instructor, Bellevue College, 2007, 2008, 2009 to present • Presented 3-hour lecture as part of RNR refresher course “Overview of Psychosocial Nursing.” Adjunct Professor, Seattle Pacific University, 2001, 1982-1987 • Taught abnormal psychology and psychology of adjustment, 2001. • Developed and taught a two-day weekend course for clinicians and students on the psychology, etiology, and treatment of eating disorders nine times. 1982-1987. Counselor, Seattle Pacific University Counseling Center, 2 years • Counseled students struggling with depression, low self-esteem, and eating disorders. • Facilitated small groups for students with relationship difficulties. • Assisted in training residence life staff. Coordinator of Academic Support Services, Seattle Pacific University, 3 years • Created and taught Improvement in Learning Skills eleven times, a course teaching students effective study techniques and self-improvement strategies. The course was so well received that an additional section was added. • Co-created and taught Preparing for College: Survival Strategies, a 5 credit summer school course for incoming freshman. • Administered the Special Studies Program for 50-60 students per year who had a history of academic difficulties. Advised students on course selection and monitored their progress. Retention improved. • Organized a successful student-to-student tutoring program. • Coordinated, improved, and administered the campus academic advising system. • Advised 25 students per year. • Served on committees as requested. VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES Eating Disorders Support Group, 1980-1990, 2008 to 2014 • Facilitator and trainer Crossroads & Turning Points Blog, 2010 to 2013 • www.bulimia.com Mercer Island Emergency Response Team, 2008 to 2012 • Mental Health Assistant Lead National Charity League, mother/daughter philanthropic organization, 2004 to 2012 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Psychological Association, 1986 to present Academy for Eating Disorders, 1994 to present Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS), 1984 to present • Puget sound chapter coordinator, 2010 to 2013 3 • Co-manager, CAPS International convention, 1997 International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals, 2009 to present Washington State Psychological Association, 1982 to 2001, 2010 - present • Chapter IV, President, 2012-2013 PUBLICATIONS Petey the One-Eyed Rat, a novel in which psychological principles are interwoven into the story of a young rat who deals with the complexity and unfairness of life, Archway, 2016. Eating Disorders: Nutrition Therapy in the Recovery Process, a 550 page book co-authored with Dan W. Reiff, M.P.H., that addresses the etiology and treatment of eating disorders and includes an extensive review of the literatures, Aspen, 1992, revised 2007. It’s What’s Inside that Counts, Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention, a series of three puppet scripts for elementary school children written to help prevent the development of eating disorders, 1997. Perseverance Overcomes, a chapter in the book Full Lives: Women Who Have Feed Themselves from Food and Weight Obsessions, edited by Lindsey Hall, Gurze Books, 1993. Are You Dying to be Thin?, a questionnaire designed to indicate tendencies toward an eating disorder that is used nationally by many eating disorder clinics and professionals, 1982, revised 1992. Getting Off the Emotional Roller Coaster: Facing the Pain of Eating Disorders, Focus on Chemically Dependent Families, U.S. Journal, 1989. Fremgangsmater i terapien ved behandling av anorexia nervosa, Universitetsforlaget As, Bergen, Norway, 1985. Mal med behandlingen av anorxia nervosa og bulimia nervosa, Universitetsforlaget As, Bergen, Norway, 1985. Bulimic Anorexic Individuals and Normal Weight Bulimic Individuals: A Discriminant Analysis, Doctoral Dissertation, 1984. The Hopeline: A Self-Help Guide for People with Eating Disorders and their Families, 1980- 1984. 4 K. Kim Lampson Curriculum Vitae Addendum SELECTED PRESENTATIONS • Never discuss religion or politics in polite company. Panel chair and discussant. APTC Conference. Maui, HI., March 2018. • Fine Tuning Your Marriage, Marriage Retreat, Cannon Beach, OR, March 2018 • The Healing Power of Connection, Wellness Conference, Seattle, WA, February 2018. • Staffing clinics with quality supervisors. Co-Presenter. APTC Conference, Miami, FL, March 2017. • Binge Eating, presented to the Northwest Christian Counselors Network, October 2016. • A University-Based Psychology Training Clinic: Empowered Engagement with Human Need in Action. Co-Presenter. AG Conference, Springfield, MO. June 2016. • Binge Eating, presented at Northwest University as part of Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2016. • Clinician’s Window, presented to Washington State Psychological Association, September 2013 • Creative Use of Video in the Teaching of Psychology, presented to Washington State Psychological Association, September 2013 • Clinician’s Window, presented to International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals, January 2013 • Mirror Image: Body Image and Self-Esteem, presented to Washington Eating Disorders Network, Fall 2010. • Vulnerability and Eating Disorders, Seattle University, a lecture in vulnerable populations class, Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010. • Body Image, Mercer Island High School, presented to 6 image classes, 2009/2010. • Eating Disorders and Self-Harm, Washington Eating Disorders Network, 2008. SELECTED PRESENTATIONS PRIOR to 2008 • Psychology and Faith Forum, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA. January 2000. • Countertransference, Friday Forum, Washington State Psychological Association, Seattle, WA. April 1999. • Treating Eating Disorders, Friday Forum, Washington State Psychological Association, Seattle, WA. October 1998. • Eating Disorders, a pre-convention workshop presented with Dan Reiff, Christian Association for Psychological Studies International Convention, Seattle, WA. June 1997. • Countertransference: The Beauty and the Beast Within, an experiential workshop presented at the Christian Association of Psychological Studies International Convention, Seattle, WA. June 1997. • It’s What’s Inside that Counts, a puppet show project at Island Park School, Mercer Island. The project involved training 13 puppeteers to do 21 performances of puppet shows to prevent eating disorders in elementary school classrooms and one presentation for the PTA. November 1995-March 1996. • Nutrition Therapy in the Treatment of Eating Disorders, American Dietetics Association pre-convention workshop presented with Dan Reiff, Orlando, FL. • Eating Disorders: There is Hope, an experiential workshop, National Association for Christian Recovery, Western conference, Bellevue, WA. 5 • Eating Disorders, New Hope Adoption Agency, in-service training. March 1993. • Overcoming Obstacles in Recovery, National Association for Christian Recovery, Western conference, Bellevue, WA. • Confronting Challenges and Overcoming Obstacles in Recovery and Eating Disorders: A Cry

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