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Bob Bennett, MD,CGP,FAPA
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Melissa Black, PhD,CGP
Dale C. Godby, PhD,CGP,ABPP
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Myrna Little, PhD,CGP
Scott Nelson, PhD, CGP
6330 LBJ
Fwy, Suite 150, Dallas, TX 75240
972-392-4155
CURRICULUM
VITAE
EDUCATION
| 1997 to
2001 |
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology
American Psychological Association accredited |
| 1995 to
1997 |
Loyola
Marymount University
Los Angeles, California
Master of Arts student in Clinical Psychology |
| 1991 to
1995 |
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, Texas
Bachelor of Arts in History
Bachelor of Arts with distinction in Religious Studies
Minor in Political Science |
LICENSURE Licensed Psychologist,
Texas #32415
| FACULTY
APPOINTMENT |
Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center at Dallas, Department of Psychiatry and Division
of Clinical Psychology; Department of Rehabilitation Counseling
Psychology and Rehabilitation Science
Supervise Psychiatric residents in group psychotherapy,
Psychology graduate students in individual psychotherapy, teach
group psychotherapy course modules, lead weekly experiential
training groups for Psychology graduate students and Psychiatry
residents
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CLINICAL
EXPERIENCE 2003 to present |
Dallas
Group Analytic Practice
Dallas, Texas
Clinical Psychology Private Practice
Conduct individual, family and
group psychotherapy with children, adolescents, adults and
couples. Perform psychological and psychotherapeutic assessments
and consultations. |
|
2002 to 2003 |
Faculty
Instructor, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
Department of Rehabilitation Counseling Psychology
Conduct “Connections” personal and
social adjustment program. This program is a 3 hour per day, 4
days per week, intensive psycho-educational, group-based program designed to help
adolescents and young adults diagnosed with attentional deficits and/or learning
disabilities appropriately emancipate from their families of
origin and go on to successfully seek out and perform
appropriately in vocational or educational environments.
Teach “Action Strategies” course for Rehabilitation Science B.A.
students.
Supervise Clinical Psychology Ph.D. students, Rehabilitation
Counseling M.A. students and Rehabilitation Science B.A.
students as part of their participation in clinical practicum
opportunities.
Serve on various academic
committees and in various capacities. |
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2002 to 2003 |
Post
Doctoral Fellow, Dallas Group Analytic Practice
Conduct individual, family and
group psychotherapy with children, adolescents, adults and
couples. Perform psychological and psychotherapeutic assessments
and consultations. |
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1998 to 2001
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The
following are Internship experiences affiliated with the
Department of Clinical Psychology’s APA approved internship
involving in excess of 3,500 hours of supervised clinical
experience, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center-
Dallas |
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2000 to 2001 |
Internship
SMU Mental Health Center
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, Texas
Evaluation, crisis intervention, and psychotherapy with
University students from diverse cultural and socioeconomic
backgrounds. |
|
1999 to 2000 |
Internship
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas, TexasInpatient Psychiatry Unit
Personality and neuropsychological assessment, consultation, and
behavioral management planning of an inpatient unit.
Parkland Psychiatry Consult
Liaison team
Interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment of inpatients with
psychiatric crises and conditions exacerbating medical
conditions.
Parkland Outpatient Psychiatric
Clinic
Personality and neuropsychological assessment, treatment
planning, and consultation with residents and psychiatrists.
Parkland Outpatient Chronic Pain
Management Program
Evaluation, interdisciplinary treatment planning and treatment
using biofeedback, cognitive, and behavioral techniques to
reduce pain symptoms in adults suffering with chronic pain.
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1998 to 1999 |
Practicum and Internship
Children’s Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
Psychiatric Inpatient and Day-Treatment Program; Intensive
Outpatient Eating Disorders Program
Personality, neuropsychological and achievement assessment of
children and adolescents, interdisciplinary treatment planning,
consultation on behavioral interventions with staff, individual
psychotherapy, group psychotherapy and family therapy.
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1998 to 2001 |
Trainee
Southwestern Adult Psychotherapy Referral Service
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
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1998 to 2000 |
Practicum
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas, Texas
Psychiatric Emergency Room
Provide interdisciplinary emergency intake assessments and
crisis interventions with individuals and families experiencing
psychiatric emergencies. Coordinate with social services
agencies, various medical departments, and law enforcement
professionals concerning care of patients. |
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Summer 1998 |
Practicum
University Rehabilitation Center
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
Lead Personal and Social Adjustment (PSA) psycho-educational
group with adults, treatment planning, and individual
counseling. |
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Fall 1997
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Practicum for Loyola Marymount University
Anne Sippi Center for Treatment and Research of Schizophrenia
Los Angeles, California
Supervisor: Jack Rosburg, M.A.
Group and individual psychotherapy, psycho-educational programs
and milieu therapy with adults suffering from Schizophrenia.
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RESEARCH
EXPERIENCE
| 1999 to
2002 |
University Of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas
UT School Of Public Health
Research associate 2001 to 2002
Doctoral Research Apprenticeship 1999 to 2001
Participate in the analysis of the 1995 and 2000 National
Alcohol Survey of Couples. Interdisciplinary research meetings,
peer review of scientific articles for publication,
collaboration on and drafting of articles for publication,
presentation of scientific data at national research meetings,
analysis of data using SPSS and SUDAAN and the writing of a
dissertation. |
| 1995 to
1997
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Research Assistant and University Rains Research Assistant
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles, California
Assess and recruit participants in an effort to validate
neuropsychological instruments. |
PUBLICATIONS
AND PRESENTATIONS
Field, C., Caetano, R., & Nelson,
S. (In press). Alcohol and violence related cognitive risk factors
associated with the perpetration of intimate partner violence.
Journal of Family Violence.
Caetano, R., Field, C., & Nelson,
S. (2003). Association between childhood physical abuse, exposure
to parental violence, and alcohol problems in adulthood. Journal
of Interpersonal Violence, 18, 240-257.
Caetano, R, Schafer, J., Field, C,
& Nelson, S. (2002). Agreement on Reports of Intimate Partner
Violence Among White, Black and Hispanic Couples. Journal of
Interpersonal Violence, 17, 1308-1322.
Caetano, R, Field, C, & Nelson, S.
(2002). Association Between Intimate Partner Violence and Help
Seeking For Alcohol Problems. Journal of Ethnicity in Substance
Abuse, 2, 9-18.
Nelson, S. Panel Member, “Harry
Potter and the Wizard Within,” Dallas Society of Psychoanalytic
Psychology, September 2002.
Nelson, S. Panel Member. “The
Sopranos: Dallas Society of Psychoanalytic Psychology Film Forum,”
April, 2002.
Nelson, S. Clinical Case
Presentation to Joseph Weiss, Dallas Society of Psychoanalytic
Psychology Spring Workshop, March, 2002.
Caetano, R, Field, C, & Nelson, S.
The Association of Intimate Partner Violence and Help Seeking for
Alcohol Problems. Research Society on Alcoholism, Poster Session,
June 2001, Montreal, Canada.
Field, C, Caetano, R, & Nelson, S.
Alcohol and Violence Related Cognitions Associated with the
Perpetration of Intimate Partner Violence. Research Society on
Alcoholism, Poster Session, June 2001, Montreal, Canada.
Nelson, S. (2001). The
Intergenerational Transmission of Violence Among White, Black and
Hispanic Couples: using history of childhood abuse and witnessing
parental violence to predict intimate partner violence in 1615
U.S. couples. Doctoral Dissertation, School of Biomedical
Sciences, Dallas, TX, University of Texas Southwestern Medical
Center.
Caetano, R., Nelson, S., & Cunradi,
C. (2001). Intimate Partner Violence, Dependence Symptoms and
Social Consequences from Drinking Among White, Black and Hispanic
Couples in the United States. The American Journal on Addictions,
10, 60-69.
Nelson, S. “Hope and Despair for
the Emerging Practitioner's Professional Life.” Dallas Society of
Psychoanalytic Psychology, Presentation, October 2000 meeting.
Caetano, R., Nelson, S., Cunradi,
C. & Field, C. Child Abuse and Witnessing Parent Abuse in Adults
with Alcohol Problems. Research Society on Alcoholism Annual
Meeting, Poster Session, June 2000,
Denver, Colorado.
Caetano, R., Nelson, S. & Cunradi,
C. Intimate Partner Violence, Dependence Symptoms and Social
Consequences from Drinking among White, Black and Hispanic Couples
in the United States. (Presented by Raul Caetano). American
Psychiatric Association, May 2000, Chicago, Illinois.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
American Group Psychotherapy
Association, Member 1999 to Present
Attended Annual Meeting, Houston,
Texas, 1999
Attended Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California, 2000
Attended Annual Meeting and Institute, Boston, Massachusetts,
2001
Attended Annual Meeting and Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana,
2002 & 2003
Attended Annual Meeting and Institute, New York, New York 2004
American Psychological Association,
Student Member 1995 to 2001, Member 2001 to Present
Dallas Society for Psychoanalytic
Psychologists, Student Member 1998 to 2001, Member 2001 to Present
Arts Committee, 1998 to Present
Program Committee, Chair, 2002 to 2003, 2004-2005
Executive Committee, Member at large, 2003-2004
President Elect, 2004-2005
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