• Provided mental health services including psychotherapy, evaluation, and consultation to individuals, couples, and families in a private practice setting. Populations included children, adolescents, and adults with a broad range of psychological presentations including severe post-traumatic stress, substance abuse, personality disorders, anxiety, and mood disorders. Provided ongoing services to underserved families and DFS-referred clients. • Contracted with Normative Services, Inc. to provide assessment and therapy services to adolescents in a residential treatment facility. Populations included court-ordered adolescents with disordered conduct and antisocial traits. • Contracted with Sheridan County School District #1 to provide psychological evaluation and therapy services to children of all ages in need of special education resources services. Provided written and oral feedback to treatment teams made up of school administrators, case managers, and parents. • Gained experience in clinical supervision of trainees and leadership in a weekly case consultation meeting for staff. • Supervised by Alicia Clark, Psy.D.

Dissertation: Exploring the Attitudes of Episcopal Clergy Regarding Collaboration with Clinical Psychologists (Chairperson: Hilary Bender, Ph.D., Th.D.). Presented 5/13/11.

• Worked with undergraduate and graduate students in a college counseling setting.• Provided ongoing weekly psychotherapy for a caseload of ten to fifteen students.• Attended and presented regularly to weekly group supervisions and psychiatric rounds.• Worked an average of 26 hours a week, including one hour each of on-site primary and secondary supervision, group supervision, psychiatric rounds, ongoing case consultation, and peer support group.- Supervised by Roberta Caplan, Ph.D.

• Worked with children ages four to twelve in an acute residential treatment setting.• Provided ongoing individual therapy for two cases at a time, four times a week and facilitated group therapy in the milieu twice a week.• Facilitated family therapy once a week.• Worked closely with families, DSS, DMH, DMR, schools, primary care, clinicians, and other collaterals in order to best determine a plan for discharge.• Worked an average of 20 hours a week, including one hour each of primary supervision, secondary off-site supervision, peer supervision, Rounds, Dorm Meeting, and Team Meeting.

• Worked with individual adult clients in an outpatient pastoral counseling setting• Worked with an ethnically diverse and underserved population of homeless and low-income individuals, many with dual-diagnoses.• Participated in and led multiple staff meetings including case presentations.• Participated in and led multiple group supervision meetings centered on the therapeutic integration of psychology and spirituality.• Worked an average of 16 hours a week, including one hour each of primary supervision, secondary supervision, group supervision, and staff meeting, 6 hours at a drop-in center for the homeless in Waltham, MA, two hours at a community dinner in Brighton, MA, and four hours in individual therapy at ICS in West Newton, MA.

The Strike Operations Officer is responsible for planning, scheduling, and coordinating all ship and air wing operations. The Strike Operations Officer is also responsible for the strike and weapons employment organization of the ship and for the development of conventional and special warfare plans.

The Ordnance Officer is responsible for the conduct of naval gunfire, and the operation, care, and maintenance of all gun armament, including designation equipment, fire control equipment, naval guns and associated ordnance, and attack aids used in controlling and firing guns. The Ordnance Officer is also responsible for the supervision and training of 18 enlisted personnel. Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Officer.OIF/OEF Combat Veteran.