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1 Supervisors and Administrative Staff Listing SUPERVISORS AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF LISTING Postdoctoral Residency Program Kaiser Permanente Northern California South East Bay Consortium 2012/2013 Training Year Training Program Administrators Dawn Barbic, Psy,D. 510-675-3255 [email protected] I am the Training Director for the Chemical Dependency Recovery Program as well as a primary supervisor in the post doctoral program. I completed my pre- doctoral internship at the Veteran’s Affair’s Hospital in New York. I currently work with both the adult and adolescent population in the Chemical Dependency Department. Our goal is to ensure that the post doctoral resident in the CDRP has a valuable training experience that allows the resident to work with adults, adolescents and their families. Our training year is tailored to each resident’s interests along with providing a rich training experience that allows the resident to participate in all aspects of services offered in our department. I was a post-doctoral resident myself in this clinic in 2007 and I can relate to the challenges and rewards of the post-doctoral year. As a supervisor, my approach is to create a collaborative and flexible environment that is tailored to the individual needs of the supervisee. On of my area of interests is in professional development which includes assisting residents in getting ready for the EPPP and licensure, resume writing, interview skills and job searches. Kate Lenhardt, Ph.D. 510-675-3322 [email protected] Hello, it’s a pleasure to introduce myself to you more personally. I have deeply enjoyed supervising the clinical work of our postdoctoral residents on the adult team. I have been the Director of Training for our Child and Adult Team Postdoctoral Residency Program since it’s inception in 2003. My greatest pleasure has been to work with my colleagues to create a rich experience for our residents. I have been a licensed psychotherapist since 1979 and have worked in a number of settings. This has given me a good perspective about the many facets of our field. I will support your growth as a psychologist in a way that feels right to you and brings relief to your patients. My training as a psychologist is psychodynamic and I generally conceptualize from this perspective. I have a keen interest in discussing transference and countertransference to better understand the process in the therapy room. At the same time, I often use cognitive-behavioral interventions with patients, in keeping with evidence-based approaches. Your well-being is also my concern during the residency and I am pleased that our 1 administration is very sensitive to the personal needs of staff and their families. I have been on the Adult Team in Union City since 1998 and wouldn’t want to work anywhere else as a psychologist. Susanna Mark, Ph.D. 510-248-3152 [email protected] Dr. Mark received her B.A. in Psychology from the University of California, Davis in 1993 and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Kent State University in 1999. She completed an APA-approved pre-doctoral internship at Friends Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Mark joined Kaiser Permanente in 1999 as a post-doctoral resident at Fremont Kaiser Psychiatry and went on to become a staff member on the Adult Team in 2001. She took on the role of Site Director for Fremont Kaiser in 2005 and the role of Consortium Director for the South East Bay Consortium in 2008. She has been a secondary supervisor since 2006. Dr. Mark works with a wide range of psychiatric conditions and diverse patient populations. In addition to providing individual therapy, Dr. Mark also facilitates various groups including: the Depression Group, Worry Group, Women’s Assertiveness Group, Introduction to Coping Group, and created a Self-Help Coping group. She approaches both her individual and group therapy utilizing evidence based practices and is always mindful of legal, ethical, and diversity issues which may impact her clinical work. She is a member of the triage team providing telephone triage services, face-to-face crisis evaluations and interventions, and 5150 evaluations in the Emergency Department. Dr. Mark is an active member of APA. Training Staff Fremont and Hayward/Union City Adult Services and Child/Adolescent Services Briana Carr, Psy.D. 510-675-4899 [email protected] Hello, my name is Dr. Briana Carr and I am a licensed psychologist in the San Francisco Bay Area. I received my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the CSPP in 2005. I completed my pre-doctoral internship at UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital Psychosocial Medicine Clinic and my post-doctoral residency at Kaiser Union City working in both Child/Family and Adult Psychiatry Departments. I have been working as a staff therapist in Adult Psychiatry since 2006. I provide individual therapy and facilitate our DBT group as well as an Adjustment to Disability support group. I also work as the on-call emergency consultant for Hayward and Fremont emergency departments responding to requests made by attending physicians for 5150 evaluations. My orientation is integrative, primarily informed by DBT and CBT principles. My specialties include mindfulness/DBT skills for depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and personality disorders. I am 2 also part of a committee that plans and co-facilitates our therapist and psychiatrist departmental meetings. I have worked as a group supervisor for the past 2 years and I very much enjoy the opportunity to facilitate group supervision. I was a post-doctoral resident myself in this clinic in 2006 and I can relate to the experiences of professional growth, challenges and rewards of the post-doctoral year. My approach to group supervision is to provide a supportive environment where we can collaboratively dialogue and reflect about clinical, legal, ethical, professional and diversity issues that arise in our work. Group supervision can be a dynamic and fun experience and I look forward to the opportunity to share this with you. Laura Cayan, Psy.D. 510-675-3360 [email protected] Dr. Cayan earned in her B.A. in Psychology and Spanish at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and her doctoral degree from the The Wright Institute in Berkeley. She completed her pre-doctoral residency at an APA accredited internship at Lincoln Hospital in New York, and her post-doctoral fellowship at Children’s Hospital, Oakland where she focused on working with children and adults in both outpatient and inpatient medical and psychiatric hospital settings. Dr. Cayan also has a joint health psychology private practice in San Francisco where she works with people of all ages, and works as a contractor and consultant for UCSF’s Integrative Pediatric Medicine department. At Kaiser, Dr.Cayan is a Bilingual Psychologist in the Child and Family Psychiatry department and the Postdoctoral Child and Adolescent Assessment Supervisor. She also is the department representative for the Kaiser Grass Roots committee. Dr. Cayan facilitates individual and family therapy, as well as an ASD Teen group and Spanish parenting classes. Walter E. Christian, Jr., Ph.D. 510-675-4291 [email protected] Welcome, I am a licensed psychologist, who has been working at Kaiser for ten years. My current position is that of Chief of the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), where I support, supervise and manage a culturally diverse staff of highly trained clinicians. Prior to coming to Kaiser, I worked as a Neuropsychologist Psychologist at several hospitals in the Bay Area. My training, has allowed me to acquire specific knowledge regarding the treatment of a myriad of medical and psychological conditions, as well as the process of supervision. I attained my doctorate from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, in Counseling Psychology, with a minor in Psychological and Cultural Studies. It is my belief that the supervisee must have a consistent and accurate way of conceptualizing the client’s problems. In addition, he or she also needs to be familiar with several models of psychotherapy, as each model distinctively predicts how “change” will occur. Ultimately, the supervisee must possess sound psychotherapeutic strategies and techniques to become an effective clinician. The approach that I believe offers the best results is to initiate supervision based on what is needed to supplement preexisting knowledge. This must includes 3 psychosocial and cultural variables—e.g. gender roles, cultural values, social class variables and their impact on the therapeutic process. I have developed a passion for working with complex and challenging cases, which has allowed me to expand and sharpen my clinical skills. I would appreciate working with you regardless of your passion. Teresa Flores Backstrom, Psy.D. 510-675-4563 [email protected] Hello, my name is Teresa Flores Backstrom, and I’m a psychologist and a resident supervisor at Kaiser’s Department of Child Psychiatry in Union City. I earned my B.A in Psychology at UC Berkeley in 1997 and my Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology at the California School of Professional Psychology (now known as Alliant International University) in 2005. I completed several training programs throughout the Bay Area including the Hume Center, EMQ Children and Family Services and Kaiser Permanente, Santa Teresa. I have been a psychologist on the Child Team at Kaiser Union City since 2005 and have served as an individual supervisor to the Post-doctoral Residency Program since 2010. I facilitate a Spanish parenting class, Spanish orientation class and Latina Girls group for teenagers. My clinical interests include parenting, social phobia and ADHD. Katalin Galasi, PsyD 510-248-3691 [email protected] (Fremont Adult and Child/Adolescent Services, Individual Supervisor) Dr. Kalalin Galasi obtained her doctorate degree from the California School of Professional Psychology - Alameda Campus in 2004.
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