Human Resources Workers Compensation

ALLAN S. BILLEHUS

**** ******* **.

Atlanta, GA

Professional 404-***-****

30340

***********@*****.***

WORK EXPERIENCE

Self-Employed CONSULTANT November '96 -

Present

Solicit and perform duties as a Counselor, Psychological Assessments,

Vocational Evaluator, medical/vocational case manager, counselor, earnings

capacity analysis, transferable skills analysis, career counseling, life

care planner, mediator, and provide professional forensic services.

Assessments performed include IQ, Achievement, Personality, motor

skills/dexterity, work samples, and interests. Performed professional

contracts in workers' compensation, long-term disability, SSDI, MR centers,

private/public schools, hospitals, private companies, and state vocational

services. Brief Counseling, Coaching, and Trainings on a variety of issues

to GA DOL Vocational Rehabilitation Offices, Insurance Companies, and

Rehabilitation companies.

Corizon Correctional Mental Health - Fulton County Jail December 2011 to

November 2012

PRN, Mental Health Counselor

Suicide assessments and follow ups, brief psychological assessments, brief

counseling and other forensic services.

Georgia Dept. of HUMAN RESOURCES, Division of MH/MR/DD/AD, Rome, GA March

2006 - Present

Region I: Regional Intake Coordinator & Psychological Specialist: Promoted

from below

Responsible for reviewing, coordinating, and assessing every application

and applicant for eligibility for HCB Medicaid Wavier services for

individuals with MR/DD. Vital part of the decision matrix for eligability,

recommending services needed, and determining when services need to be

provided. Direct interaction and consultation with regional psychologist.

Interact with parents, community supports, and other service providers.

Perform Technical Assistance as needed throughout the region, 25 counties,

on behavior, cognitive changes, and adaptive living skill/independence

changes in individuals and offer positive behavioral support plans,

behavior plans, and a variety of psychological and vocational supports and

training plans. Train new staff in psychological aspects, screening, and

I&E processes for the region. Create and deliver training lectures to State

wide staff, providers, or other state departments as needed. Perform

duties listed below as needed by the region.

Georgia Dept. of HUMAN RESOURCES, Division of MH/MR/DD/AD, Cumming, GA

May 2004 - March 2006

Region I Team Leader Behavior Specialist

Helped develop, forge, and refine "Trio" areas to increase productivity and

work quality. Created and presented 2 day comprehensive I&E training

lecture that was mandatory for all new staff. I am often personally

requested to handle special situations and to help solve department issues

that involve clinical issues. Coordinate with providers to ensure quality

and timely services. Created new Screening report to replace Social Worker

assessment for new applications that is being considered as a standard

from. Created innovated ways to increase quality and comprehensiveness of

ISP's for individuals with special issues. Performed a record review of

psychological, social, medical, and program notes to ensure proper services

were in place and offer recommendations for goals to accomplish over the

next year. Performed initial screenings for individuals applying for the

program. Scheduled and co-lead the ISP team in planning and writing

Individual Service Plans for individuals to receive services over the year

and to ensure proper goals and overall life needs were met. Perform

Psychological Assessments for the state of Georgia Mental Retardation

Waiver Program. Tests administered WAIS-III, K-BIT, K-BIT-II, SB-IV, SB-

5, PPVT-III, PPVT-IV, CARS, GARS, GADS, BRIEF, CTONI, TONI, Vineland,

Vineland-II, OMNI, WRAT-II, and K-FAST.

COLUMBUS COMMUNITY SERVICES, Cummings, GA July

2003 - May 1st, 2004

Region I assistant Manger, Assessment Team Leader/Masters Level

Psychological Technician

Implemented a new I&E system to manage assessments and team

responsibilities for the North Region. Formulated and executed a

comprehensive plan for the North Region and increase productivity and work

quality in the North Region from approximately 30% to within the 90 to 100%

(with half clinical staff required). Established basic minimum requirements

for professional reports. Managed a team of 3 Social Workers, 3 Nurses, and

1 other MLPT to perform annual record reviews on each participant in the

North Region MR/DD programs up to 220 individuals a month (approximately

2,500 individuals a year), and assigned new waiver applicants to be

screened to the team up to 50 a month. Trained all new staff in I&E

functions. Perform Psychological Assessments for the state of Georgia

Mental Retardation Waiver Program. Tests administered WAIS-III, K-BIT, SB-

5, PPVT-III, CARS, GARS, GADS, Vineland, WRAT-II, and K-FAST. Performed a

record review of psychological, social, medical, and program notes to

ensure proper services were in place and offer recommendations for goals to

accomplish over the next year. Performed initial screenings for individuals

applying for the program. Assisted in planning and writing Individual

Service Plans for individuals to receive services over the year and to

ensure proper goals and overall life needs were met.

DUAL DIAGNOSIS MANAGEMENT, Nashville, TN

April '01 - December '01

License Professional Counselor, Consultant

Performed over 350 Brief Psychological Assessments for Mental Retardation

Waiver Program. Planned and administered IQ, Verbal ability, Adaptive

living skills, other assessment instruments. Prepared a written report with

observations and program planning recommendations. Helped coordinate and

schedule service delivery dates and areas as the leader of a team that

consisted of a SW, RN, and behavioral specialist.. Worked across the state

of Georgia, with the most work done in the SE portion of the state.

NORTH FULTON REGIONAL HOSPITAL, Atlanta, GA

October '98 - April '01

Vocational Counselor, Cognitive Remediation

Was a part of an outpatient rehabilitation therapy team that conducted and

coordinated each client's care in day treatment, team included PT, OT, SLP.

Performed Cognitive skills and neurological abilities assessment, wrote and

implemented cognitive remediation programs. Conducted initial vocational

evaluations, testing, job analyses, and cognitive rehabilitation.

Maintained a client caseload for cognitive therapy, vocational counseling,

and psychotherapy. Consultation on job modification, reasonable

accommodations, and ADA compliance. Also conducted IEP meetings with

schools and obtaining disability services at the college level. Performed

employability assessments, career development, and job placement services.

Client caseload consisted mostly of Acquired Brain Injury (90%), Burns, MS,

Amputations.

CASCADE DISABILITY MANAGEMENT, INC., Atlanta, GA

May '97 - May '98

Medical and Vocational Case Manager

Managed medical and vocational cases in the Worker's Compensation arena.

Conducted initial vocational evaluations and testing. Performed

employability assessments, medical case management, provided career

development, and job placement services. Research labor markets for job

openings and potential employers. Consultation on job modification,

reasonable accommodations, and ADA compliance. Case load consisted of

Workers' Compensation and STD/LTD.

GOUDELOCK REHABILITATION SERVICES, Atlanta, GA

January '97 - March '00

Rehabilitation Consultant

Compiled and completed labor marker surveys. Assisted with research and

development of Life Care Plans. Was asked to do second opinions. Job

development and job placement services. Provided professional and clerical

support. Coordinate with doctors and attorneys for case conferences.

Conducted doctor and therapy office visits assessments. Conducted career

counseling sessions. Client caseload consisted of Workers' Compensation,

LTD/STD, Amputations, and ABI.

CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., Atlanta, GA

September '96 - January '97

Rehabilitation Expert

Wrote and presented lectures on issues in long-term Disability management.

I was a consultant for the claims examiners and claims adjusters on

disabilities and return to work issues. Participated in restructuring the

referral and intake process to the cost-containment and rehabilitation

department. Reviewed claimant files for Possibilities in further medical

evaluations, private investigation, job accommodations, rehabilitation,

transferability of job skills, and Social Security. Performed transferable

skills analyses and work history evaluations. Conducted job placement

services and counseling intervention. Client caseload consisted of Workers'

Compensation, STD/LTD.

GA DHR Vocational Rehabilitation: ATLANTA REHABILITATION CENTER, Atlanta,

GA March '96 - October '96

Vocational Evaluator/Rehabilitation Counselor

Started and lead a group focused on setting/maintaining goals and other

psycho educational issues. Maintained a client caseload for vocational

counseling and psychotherapy. Conducted vocational evaluation testing,

wrote reports and planned job development/placement. Substituted for Work-

Adjustment instructors. Caseload consisted of mental illness, developmental

disabilities, physical disabilities, addiction, and neurological Disorders.

PRESENTATIONS

Ga DHR Div. MH MR DD AD State Intake & Evaluation

Supporting Challenging Behaviors with Positive Behavior Supports with the

DD Population. 1.5 hr (April 2011)

Psychological Assessments and Technical Assessment skills for I&E Staff, 2

hr (Jan. 2011)

Autism and the ASD Spectrum-Understanding, Basic Assessment, &

Recommendations, 1 hr (Dec. 2010)

Supporting Challenging Behaviors with Positive Behavior Supports with the

DD Population. 1.5 hr (March 2010)

Understanding all aspects of the Psychological Screening processes and

interviewing skills, 2hr(On going 06 -09)

Psychological Assessments and Technical Assessment skills for I&E Staff, 2

hr (April 2006)

AAMR and DSM-IV MR diagnosis to determine MRWP eligibility, 1hr (Dec. 2005)

Autism and the ASD Spectrum-Understanding, Basic Assessment, &

Recommendations, 1.5 hr April 2005

Understanding and Relating to, Individuals with MR/DD for Support

coordination, 1 hr April 2005

Understanding, assessing, relating to, and serving MR/DD Individuals, 5.5hr

(On going 2004- July 2008)

The I&E process and understanding your contribution and functioning as a

team unit, 5hr (On going 2004- July. 2008)

AAMR and DSM-IV MR diagnosis and initial screening evaluations and

supporting documentation preferred for MR and DD diagnoses to determine

MRWP eligibility, 3hr (On going 2004- July. 2006)

To GA DOL Vocational Rehabilitation Hubs

Creating Movement: Getting them to take responsibility and Goal planning

for your clients Dec 2010 Dalton Hub 1.5hr

Focus, Responsibility & Goal Planning: Quick Techniques to get your client

on the ball and in a job Jan 2009 Rome Hub 1.5hr

Columbus Community Services

AAMR and DSM-IV MR diagnosis and initial screening evaluations and

supporting documentation preferred for MR and DD diagnoses to determine

MRWP eligibility, 5hr (2004)

North Fulton Regional Hospital

Neuropsychological tests and Cognitive Remediation Techniques. 2hr

Trails A & B, the tests, how to use the results and measure changes in

abilities after ABI. 1hr

Depression and Anxiety after ABI; Management and therapeutic techniques,

1.5hr

Stress management and exercises techniques to use in therapy sessions, 1hr

Canada Life Assurance Company

What Is The Deal With The Back? Issues in long-term disability and

return to work implications, 2.5hr

Defining Jobs and How They Are Related: The DOT, COJ, & VDARE in skills

transferability. 1hr

Psychological Aspects In Injuries and Disabilities: The players,

disorders, assessment, and counseling strategies. 2hr

The Process and Use of Transferable Skills Analysis & Labor Market

Surveys in Vocational Case Management.1.5hr

Georgia State University

Reality Therapy: An Overview & Counseling Techniques. CPS 8650,

November, 1998. 2hr

Divorce & Families: Issues involved and Counseling Implications and

Techniques. CPS 833, May 1998. 1hr

Career Counseling for the Adult in Transitions: Self, Career, and

Family. CPS 927, Feb. 1997. 2hr

Addiction: The Drug, Treatment, Relapse, and Vocational implications.

CPS 842, May 1996. 1.5hr

Low-Back Pain: Injury, Etiology, Malingering, and Limitations. CPS 841,

Feb. 1996. 1.5hr

EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY Atlanta, GA: Education Specialist: Rehab.

Counseling; June 1999

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY Atlanta, GA: Master's of Science: Rehabilitation

Counseling; Dec. 1996

Graduate Lab Assistant for a Required Graduate Level Communications

Course, Helping Skills: CPS 743

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY Atlanta, GA: Bachelor of Science, Major:

Psychology., Minor: Sociology, 1994

Undergraduate & Post-Bachelor Research Assistant: Cognitive

Psychology under James L. Pate, Ph.D. 2/94 - 12/95.

Undergraduate Research Assistant: Psychotherapy Treatment and MMPI-

II under L'Abate, L., Ph.D. 3/93 - 10/94.

DEKALB TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Clarkston, GA; A. A. T. Marketing

Administration,

LICENSE, CERTIFICATIONS & REGISTRATION

License Professional Counselor (LPC # 3266). GA Composite Board of PC, SW,

and MFT. Macon, GA.

Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC # 34630). Commission on

Rehabilitation Counselor Certification. Rolling Meadows, IL.

Board Eligible (NCC#5441) National Board for Certified Counselors.

Greensboro, NC.

Certified At-Risk Adult Crime Tactics Specialist- Ga Dept. Human Resources

Division of Aging Services. Aug 2011

McCarron-Dial Systems Certified Advanced Neuro-Cognitive Vocational

Evaluator: McCarron- Dial Systems

PAST CERTIFICATIONS & REGISTRATION

Certified Life Care Planner (CLCP#206) Commission Disability Examiner

Certification. Midlothian, VA.

Registered General & Domestic Relations Mediator (#1329) Georgia Office of

Dispute Resolution.

CURRENT MEMBERSHIP in PROFESSIONAL Associations

National Rehabilitation Association

CONTINUED PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Licensed Professional Counselors Association of GA 24th Convention:

Atlanta, GA Jun 7-10 2012

Suicide Prevention Stakeholders Conference: University of Ga school of

Social Work: Sept 2011

Certified At-Risk Adult Crime Tactics Specialist- Ga Dept. Human Resources

Division of Aging Services. Aug 2011

Creating Lasting Change: the 7 Steps to Maximum Impact: RobbinsMandanes,

Center for Strategic Intervention: Cloe' Madanes PhD, Anthony Robbins, Home

Study Course, July 2011 10 day program

GA Crisis Response Systems for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities:

GA Dept. Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities: Atlanta GA April

2011

Ultimate Relationship Program (professional version): : RobbinsMandanes,

Center for Strategic Intervention: Cloe' Madanes PhD, Anthony Robbins, (In

process) Home Study Course 27.5 hrs Jan. 2011

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders: Emory University: Oct. 21-23 2010

Motivational Interviewing- Premier Educational Solutions PESI: Aug 2010

Licensed Professional Counselors Association of GA 22nd Convention:

Atlanta, GA: May 6-9 2010

Unleash the Power Within: Human Needs Psychology: Anthony Robbins, New York

March 2009. 45 hours

Georgia's "New" Waivers for Persons with Developmental Disabilities:

Quality Management & Participant Direction, CD-NSE Transition & Budgeting

process: GA DHR office of DD, October 2009 12 hours

Disaster Mental Health Field Response: University of Georgia School of

Social Work: Athens, Ga Oct '08

Shift Happens: 2 Day Positive Behavioral Supports for Behavioral Specialist

and Supervisors: Bremen, Ga. GA DHR MH/DD/AD .Aug '08 16 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2008. 6 hours

Disaster Mental Health Field Response Training: GA DHR MH/DD/AD Athens, GA

July '08 6 hrs

Treating Explosive Kids: The Collaborative Problem-Solving Approach: Ross

Greene PhD, Stuart Ablon PhD, home study course. June 2008, 10 hours

Psychotropic Medications for Individuals Diagnosed with Developmental

Disabilities: GA DHR MH/DD/AD Atlanta, Ga May 2008. 4 hours

Developing and Supporting a Diversified Workforce: GA DHR MH/DD/AD Morrow,

GA June 2008. 6 hours

Mastering Influence: Anthony Robbins, Home Study Multimedia Program, March

2008 15 hours

Positive Behavioral Supports: Shift Happens: George Suess, MS. GA DHR

MH/DD/AD Atlanta, Ga Dec 2007. 6 hours

Science of Influence: Kevin Hogan, Psy. D. Home Study Course Nov. 2007. 12

hours.

Individual Service Planning: Creating a Life Well Lived: Schwartz, CCC-SLP

Clayton State University Oct '07 6 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2007. 10 hours

Transforming the Difficult Child: The Nurtured Heart Approach:

Strengthening Children form the inside by shifting them to success: Howard

Glasser, MA: www.difficultchild.com. July 2007 home study course 6 hours

Geriatric Assessment: CMR Home Study. Agoura Hills, CA July, 2007. CEU 18

hours

ISP Foundations 2007 for Support Coordinators and I&E Organizations: GA DHR

MH/DD/AD Atlanta, Ga May'07 6 hours

Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule: 2 day Clinical Workshop: Emory

Autism Center Jan '07 16 hours

Unleash the Power Within: Practical Human Psychology: Anthony Robbins

Atlanta, Ga Nov. 2006, 45 hours

Supporting Persons with Difficult Behaviors: Star Choices Developmental

Center: David Pitonyak, Ph.D: Macon, Ga Nov. 2006, 6 hours

Current Understanding Psychopharmacology, Professional Psych Seminars, Home

Study Course. 2008 6 hours

Good to Great: Positive & Productive Meetings Seminar: GA DHR MH/DD/AD

Macon, Ga October 2006. 6 hours

Medicaid and Community-Based Mental Health Services for Georgia's Children

and Adolescents: Ga DHR MHDDAD, Atlanta, Ga, August 2006 5 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2006. 10 hours

Meaningful Action Plans: Setting Goals for Quality Individual Service

Plans. Georgia Department of Human Resources Division of Mental Health,

Developmental Disabilities and Addictive Diseases, Clayton, Ga May 5, 2006.

6 hours

The Georgia Chapter of AAMR Presents the 2006 Spring Conference: Georgia's

Transition to Community Living: A New Way of Doing Things, Decatur, Ga

April 2006. 7 hours

Treating Compulsive Sexual Behaviors: www.Sexstruggles.com, Paul Simpson,

PhD, Atlanta, Ga March 2006 . 6 hours

Better All Together #7: Inclusion Works!: Visions and Strategies to Support

Valued Lives & Inclusive Communities Childhood through Adulthood,

University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education, Athens, Ga March 1-4

2006. 21.5hrs

Skills for Successful supervision: Georgia Dept. Human Resources: September

27-29, 2005 15 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2005. 16 hours

Clinical ADOS Workshop: Autism Assessment: Catherine Rice, Ph.D Emory

University Autism Center/ Georgia Psychological Association Aug 30/31 15

hours

Developing Individual Service Plans: Keys to Quality ISP's. Georgia

Department of Human Resources Division of Mental Health, Developmental

Disabilities and Addictive Diseases, Macon, Ga June 2005. 12 hours

Promoting Social Skills in the natural Environments/Creating Enjoyable

Lives, Emory University Autism Center, Helen, Ga may 2005. 4.5 hours

What is Autism? Key Features of Effective Interventions: Birth Through

Adulthood, Emory University Autism Center, Savannah, GA April 2005. 5 hours

Behavioral Intervention with Autism. Cross Country Education, Atlanta, Ga

Feb. 2005. 6 hours

Saving Lives: Preventing Bowel Obstruction and Aspiration Pneumonia,

Georgia DHR, January 2005. 6 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2004. 16 hours

A Circle of Support: Best Practices in Supporting Individuals with

Disabilities, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Ga June 2004. 5 hours

Understanding Psychopharmacology in Mental Health, Professional Psych

Seminars, Home Study Course. July 2004 6 hours.

Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities: Maple Leaf Center, Atlanta, Ga October

2003. 6 hours

Social Skills Training and Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities: Maple Leaf

Center, Atlanta, Ga October 2003. 6 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2003. 16 hours

Person Centered Planning: University of Georgia School of Social Work/GA

Regional, Atlanta, Ga. August 2003. 11 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2002. 16 hours

Mental Health & Geriatric Assessment: CMR Home Study. Agoura Hills, CA

July, 2002. CEU 18 hours

Building the Bridge - A National Conference on the Integration of Mental

Health and Substance Abuse Services: Dual Diagnosis Management, Atlanta,

GA. May 2002. 10 hours

Medical Case Management: CMR Home Study. Agoura Hills, CA February, 2001.

CEU 18 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 2000. 16 hours

Return to work issues in Workers' Compensation. Private Rehabilitation

Suppliers of Georgia. Atlanta, GA.

April, 2000. CEU 1.0 18 Hours

Advanced Interpretation of the McCarron-Dial Evaluation System: McCarron-

Dial Systems Inc. St. Simons Island, Ga March 1999. 18 hours

Perceptual Memory Task (PMT) & Learning Style Assessment: Classroom

Learning and Vocational Evaluation recommendations and lifetime

implications: McCarron-Dial Systems Inc. St. Simons Island, Ga April 1999,

10 hours

McCarron-Dial Evaluation System: McCarron-Dial Systems Inc. Rome, GA. Nov

1999. 25 hours

Georgia State Board of Workers Compensation: Annual Conference. Atlanta,

GA. Aug. 1999. 16 hours

Neuro-Linguistic Programming(NLP): Practitioner skills for maximum impact

with your clients: Atlanta, Ga March 1999, 15 hours

11th Annual Conference of the Brain Injury Association of Georgia. Atlanta,

GA. Feb., 1999. 16 hours

Third Annual, Life Care Planning Conference. University of

Florida/Intelicus. Atlanta, GA. Nov., 1998. 16 hours

Application of Adlerian Psychology Principles & Counseling Interventions

with Discouraged Families, Children, and Adult Populations. The Atlanta

Adlerian Society & Dept. of Counseling & Psychological Services, Georgia

State University. July 1998. 6 hours

Marketing and Valuating a Business in Divorce Mediation. Atlanta Divorce

Mediators, Inc. Atlanta, GA. July, '98, 6 hours

Neuropsychological Evaluation: Session I. Distinguishing Between Pre-injury

and Post-injury Neuropsychological Status. Shepherd Pathways. Atlanta, GA.

April, 1998. 1.5 CEU

A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Malingering with people who have

ABI. Shepherd Pathways. March, 1998. 1.5 CEU

Life Care Planning and Vocational Evaluation Consultation and Forensic

Testimony. University of Florida/Intelicus. Los Angeles, CA. March, 1998.

16 Clock hours

Life Care Planning for Multiple Disabilities. University of

Florida/Intelicus. Los Angeles, CA. March, 1998.

16 Clock hours

Advance Divorce Mediation Training and Practicum. Atlanta Divorce

Mediators, Inc. Atlanta, GA. March, 1998. 16 hours

Professional and Operational Issues in Life Care Planning. University of

Florida/Intelicus. Atlanta, GA.

March, 1998. 16 Clock hours

Divorce, Domestic Violence, & Family Mediation Training. Atlanta Divorce

Mediators, Inc. Atlanta, GA. Feb. 1998, 40 hours

Rehabilitation Economics, Evaluation, and Testimony. NARPPS: Forensic

Section. Nashville, TN.

January, 1998. CEU 13.0

Dynamic Medical Case Management and Life Care Planning. University of

Florida/Intelicus. Atlanta, GA. January, 1998. 16 Clock hours

Alternative Medicine: An Objective View. Institute for Natural Resources.

Atlanta, GA. January, 1998. CEU 7.0

Life Care Planning for Spinal Cord Injuries. University of

Florida/Intelicus. Los Angeles, CA. November, 1997. 16 Clock hours

Acquired Brain Injury/Pediatric Brain Damage Life Care Planning. University

of Florida/Intelicus.

Los Angeles, CA. November, 1997. 16 Clock hours

Accessibility and Housing Issues for Persons with Disabilities. Private

Rehabilitation Suppliers of Georgia. Atlanta, GA. November, 1997. CEU 1.0

Supervisor Training for Catastrophic Rehabilitation Suppliers Who Supervise

Catastrophic Interns. Georgia State Board of Workers' Compensation.

Atlanta, GA. October, 1997. CEU 3.0

Psychological Assessment & Vocational Evaluation Issues in Life Care

Planning. University of Florida/Intelicus. September, 1997. 16 Clock hours

Tenets, Theory, and Methodology of Life Care Planning. University of

Florida/Intelicus. Philadelphia, PA. September, 1997. 16 Clock hours

Alignment of expectations in families of those with ABI. Private

Rehabilitation Suppliers of Georgia. Atlanta, GA. July, 1997. CEU 1.0

Psychological Testing: Personality and Malingering. Private Rehabilitation

Suppliers of Georgia.

Atlanta, GA. June, 1997. CEU 1.0

Post Traumatic Stress in the Work Place. Private Rehabilitation Suppliers

of Georgia. Atlanta, GA.

April, 1997. CEU 1.0

Using Assistive Technology in Job Accommodation. Private Rehabilitation

Suppliers of Georgia. Atlanta, GA. March, 1997. CEU 2.0

Neurotoxicity: Then Next Silent Epidemic. Private Rehabilitation Suppliers

of Georgia. Atlanta, GA.

February, 1997. CEU 1.0

VAX-D: Non-Surgical Treatment of Herniated Disks. Private Rehabilitation

Suppliers of Georgia.

Atlanta, GA. February, 1997. CEU 1.0

The Institute for Control Theory, Reality Therapy, and Quality Management:

Basic Intensive Week, Dec. 1995. 40 hours

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