Mental Health Management

Maureen Kirchhoff, MSW, ACSW, LCSW

Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work

E-mail: *******.*********@*****.***

PHILOSOPHY OF CLINICAL PRACTICE

To provide psychotherapy to all ages of people utilizing individual, group, marital, and family therapy. The therapy

I provide is a comprehensive, holistic approach influenced by a wide diversity of theories and methods: Psychoanalysis /

psychosocial theory (Freud, Sullivan), Object Relations Theory (Winnicott, Fairbairn, Mahler), Client-Centered / Rogerian

(Rogers), Self-Psychology (Kohut), Ecosystems Model (Germaine & Gitterman), Feminist Theory, Narrative Theory, Gestalt

(Perls), Jungian Psychology / Dream Interpretation (Jung), Bowen Family Systems Theory, Family Therapy / Sculpting

(Satir), Intrapsychic Humanism (Heinemann – Piper), Jungian Process Psychology (Mindell), Hakomi Mind / Body

Psychology (Kurtz), Art Therapy, Movement / Expressive Arts Therapy, Hypnosis (Classic), Drug & Alcohol / Codependency

Theories, Multicultural Treatment Theories, Gottman Marital Therapy, Trauma Treatment: Prolonged Exposure Therapy,

Cognitive Processing Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy (Zinn), and Resilency Training. I have also specialized in family

therapy, crisis intervention, children and adolescents, drug and alcohol abuse and family issues, sexual assault, incest,

women’s issues, psychosomatic illness, infant loss, infant / child massage instruction, yoga therapy, stress management, and

psychology of medical disorders, Native American mental health issues, culturally congruent multicultural psychotherapies,

Trauma/PTSD, military mental health issues.

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE / CERTIFICATIONS

• Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work, NASW

• Member of the Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW)

• Registered Play Therapist, Association for Play Therapy

• National Board of Addiction Examiners: Master Social Work Addictions Counselor

• Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist – CSAP, Office of Substance Abuse Technologies, Univ. of Nevada

• Certificate in Leadership and Management: Core Competencies, Univ. of Nevada

• Certified Equestrian Assisted Psychotherapist, EGALLA.

• Certified Military Mental Health Specialist

• Colorado: Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW 989677

• Wyoming: Licensed Professional Social Worker, LCSW 318B

• Idaho: Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW 25807

• Montana: Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW 732

• Washington: Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LW 60288175

EDUCATION

8/94 – 12/99 Doctoral Studies in Clinical Social Worker, Loyola University of Chicago: DSW-ABD

Clinical Social Work Sequence; Dr. Katherine Tyson, Advisor

4:00 GPA – Coursework & internship completed. DSW-ABD

1/95 – 5/96 Doctoral Internship: Family Service of Wilmette

SUPERVISOR: Dr. Robert Noone, Ph.D.

POSITION: Clinical Social Work Internship – 18 months, 4:00 GPA

DUTIES: Psychotherapy with Adults, Couples & Families, Multicultural

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK (MSW) (June 1981) BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) (June 1974)

Michigan State University Western Michigan University

East Lansing, MI Kalamazoo, MI

Clinical Social Work - Direct Practice Sequence Majors: English, Sociology; Secondary Teaching Cert.

6/79 – 6/81 Master of Social Work Clinical Internship Placements (Two Nine-Month Placements)

• Adult Mental Health Services, Traverse City, MI.

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SUPERVISOR: Lynn Parker, ACSW

DUTIES: Individual Psychotherapy; intake, assessment, psychosocial history, advocacy. Adult clients from Regional

Psychiatric Hospital and Community. Dual Diagnosis.

• Traverse City Regional Psychiatric Hospital, Arnel-Engstrom Children’s Unit, Traverse City, MI

SUPERVISOR: David Downer, MSW

DUTIES: All phases of clinical social work including advocacy, intake interviews, psychosocial history, assessment,

diagnosis, case review, interventions through individual, family, group, milieu, and play therapy. Ages 7-18 years for mental,

emotional, psychiatric, and drug-related disorders. Substance Abuse / Chemical Dependency and Dual Diagnosis.

CAREER EXPERIENCE

4/2012 to present: Makah Wellness Center, Dept. of Integrative Health, Behavior Health, Neah Bay, WA 98357

Supervisor: Dr. Matthew Whitacre, MD

POSITION: LCSW Clinical Social Worker / Psychotherapist

DUTIES: Individual, Family, Couples and Group Therapy to children through elderly Native Americans. Includes

trauma treatment, chemical dependency issues, psychiatric disorders. Program Development. Workshop and

Psychoeducation Supervision of clinical staff. Presentations on various topics.

VA Primary Healthcare Clinic – Durango, 1970 E. 3rd Ave., Durango, CO 81301.

9/10 to 5/11

POSITION: LCSW Clinical Social Worker

DUTIES: Individual, Family, Couple & Group Therapy to all ages of Veterans, including WWI, Korea, Vietnam through

OIE/OEF; Includes trauma treatment with Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy,

and Gottman Marital Therapy. Provide case management, community referral, and recommend and facilitate inpatient

placements.

12/08 to 8/10: Tripler Army Medical Center, Dept. of Psychiatry, Psychiatry Residency Program, Honolulu, HI

Supervisor: Dr. Joy Hiramoto, MD/Psychiatrist,

POSITION: Clinical Practitioner/Research Faculty, Dept. of Psychiatry, Psychiatry Residency Program, Dept of Psychiatry.

DUTIES: Individual, Family, Couple & Group Therapy – Inpatient Acute Care Unit with Active Military and family members;

Includes trauma treatment w/ Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy; Gottman

Marital Therapy. Research on Military Psychiatric Issues and other related topics, including supervision of residents on

development and implementation on research topics.

9/06 to 9/08: Northwest College, Powell, WY.

POSITION: Adjunct Faculty; Supervisor: Rhonda Peer.

DUTIES: Teaching Courses in Human Services, Psychology, Sociology, and Social Work.

5/2006 to 12/08: Yellowstone Behavioral Health Center. Cody, WY.

POSITION: Adult Clinical Services - Psychotherapist

DUTIES: Individual, Family, Couple & Group Therapy, On-Call Emergency Psychiatric Evaluations, Staff Development

Training. Specialize in Psychosomatic & Health Issues, Traumatic Brain Injury, Dual Diagnosis Specialist.

11/05 to 4/2006: Hill Country Community Clinic, Round Mountain, CA.

POSITION: Behavioral Health Specialist / Therapist

DUTIES: Behavioral Health Specialist providing consultation, evaluation and assessment, and clinical interventions for patients

with complex medical / biopsychosocial issues. Program Development, Fundraising, Pain Management, Support Groups, Patient

Outreach, Agency outreach and collaborations, Staff Support, Community Social Action.

2/89 – 2005 PRIVATE CLINICAL PRACTICE, Boulder, CO

Provide individual, family, marital, and group therapy. Services for substance abuse, codependency, survivors of physical /

sexual abuse, PTSD, depression, anxiety, recovery from major illness & accidents, interpersonal conflicts, psychosomatic illness,

personal growth, grief and loss issues, spirituality issues, 12-step work, men’s issues, women’s issues, creativity blocks, dual

diagnosis, infant loss, infant and child massage instruction, family bonding issues, play therapy, Sand Tray, Hypnotherapy, Body-

Centered Psychotherapy, Couples Communication Skills Training, Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist Program Developer,

Trainer and Workshop Presenter. Develop/implement HOME Program. Develop/implement NAES college counseling program.

• 5/99 – 5/01 HOME PROGRAM: Two-Year Grant Awarded for Consultation, Program Development and

Psychotherapy Services, Clear Creek County, Idaho Springs, CO.

I was awarded two one-year grants to develop the HOME Program. HOME (Hope, Opportunity, Morale,

Empowerment) is an innovative program providing psychotherapy, education and prevention services for teen parents.

Duties include psychotherapy, program development, coordination, evaluation, prevention education, workshop

development and presentation. Services to Adolescent and first-time parents, their infants / children and families /

support persons.

• 9/95 – 5/96 NAES COLLEGE (Native American Indian Services), Chicago, ILL.

Director / Therapist of NAES Counseling Services (one day/week) w/ 20 Native American clients. Faculty: Teach 6

credit undergraduate course: “Human Services for Urban Native American clients”. Workshop / Staff Development

Trainer. Consultant.

8/99 – 6/01 GOSHEN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, Office of Special Services. Torrington, WY

POSITION: School Social Worker

DUTIES: Developed Special Education Social Work Program. Short-term and long-term intensive Individual, Family and

Group Therapy and Crisis Intervention for Special Education and At-risk Students. Evaluation Process: Assessment, Evaluation,

Psychosocial histories, consultation, Student IEP Evaluations and Implementation, MDT member. Program Development.

Classroom Behavior Management Consultations. Staff Development Workshops. Classroom presentations as requested.

12/90 – 5/92 FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM, School of Medicine, College of Health Services,

University of Wyoming, Cheyenne, WY.

SUPERVISOR: Arthur Merrell, MD., Psychiatrist

POSITION: Faculty - Instructor of Behavior Sciences in Medicine

DUTIES: Development and teaching of Behavior Sciences Curriculum to Family Practice Residents (First, Second, Third Year)

through consultation, group presentations, hospital rounds, and conjoint therapy techniques. Teaching with a focus on Family

Dynamics, Psychosocial Issues of Families and Patient, Communication Skills, Diagnosis, Assessment, Referral, Intervention in

Psychosocial / Psychiatric Needs of Patients. Community Presentations, Networking and Referral. Development of

computerized Community Referral System. Advising / Consultation, Psychotherapy Clinic, Evaluation, Teaching, Clinical

Support for residents. Weekly Hospital Rounds, Scholarly Research and Writing. Direct Clinical Services to patients. Weekly

Supervision. Reappointed. (This position was maintained concurrently while maintaining my private practice in Boulder, CO).

12/89 – 6/90 ELEMENTARY DAY TREATMENT PROGRAM, Mental Health Center of Boulder County, Boulder,

CO.

SUPERVISOR: Mary Hartnett, Ph.D.

POSITION: Family Therapist / Coordinator / Supervisor of Extended Day Treatment Program

DUTIES: Individual, group and family therapy, and multi-family group therapy model to severely emotionally and behaviorally

disturbed children and their families. Multi-agency team approach within a behaviorally structured milieu setting. Also

developed and coordinated Extended Day Treatment Program for the children involving recruitment, training and supervision of

treatment staff (undergraduate and graduate student volunteers and interns), program development / evaluation, and weekly

individual and group supervision of staff. Development of Program Manual. Weekly Supervision.

2/84 – 2/89 NORTHERN WYOMING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, 1221 W. Fifth Street, Sheridan, WY.

SUPERVISOR: Mick Pattinson, Ph.D.

POSITION: Adult and Family Therapist

DUTIES: Provide psychotherapy to individuals, adults, children, and adolescents, families, couples, and groups. Services

include assessment, psychosocial history, intake, diagnosis (DSM-IIIR & IV), medication evaluation, consultation,

psychotherapy, community interface and referral. Utilize individual, family, marital, group and play therapy. Specialized

services in substance abuse, codependency, sexual and physical abuse, process addiction, women’s issues, depression, dual

diagnosis, chronic disorders, psychiatric disorders of physical illness, psychosomatic disorders. Also Emergency Psychiatric

Evaluations and interventions for suicidal, interpersonal crisis, and psychotic patients requiring hospitalization, Emergency

Detention, or Involuntary Commitment. Extensive interventions with health care providers. Weekly and individual and group

supervision.

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8/82 – 2/84 WASHAKIE SCHOOL DISTRICT #1, Educational Resource Center, Worland, WY.

POSITION: School Social Worker

DUTIES: Short-term and long-term intensive individual, family and group therapy and Crisis Intervention. MDA and CSM

team member - included screening, evaluation and referrals for special services: family and psychosocial histories, interpretation

of test results, classroom observations and behavior assessments, consultation, and team recommendation and implementation.

Referral, planning, testing, advocacy, therapy, and out-of-district placement case management for emotionally-disturbed and

physically handicapped youth. Program Development: Youth Support Groups, Parent Support Groups, and Socio-Drama Day

for Middle School students.

8/77 – 8/82 THIRD LEVEL CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTER, Runaway Services Program, Traverse City, MI.

POSITION: Individual & Family Therapist (5 years); Program Coordinator (1 year)

DUTIES: Therapist – Crisis Intervention and long-term individual, family, group, marital and play therapy for at-risk youth and

their families. Intake, treatment, case management, psychosocial histories, diagnosis, implementation, termination, case

management, follow-up, short-term shelter / foster care, consultation, judicial justice system advocacy. 24-Hour Emergency On-

Call system participation, Empathy Listening Skills, Values Clarification and Problem-Solving Trainer for staff, volunteers, and

community agency personnel. Special topic seminars and presentations for youth, parents, agencies, and special interest groups.

Drug / alcohol, physical / sexual abuse, psychiatric illness, learning disabilities, and emotionally and behaviorally disturbed

children and adolescents treated. Program Coordinator – Maintained full-caseload, recruitment / hire, training, supervision and

evaluation of clinical staff. Program evaluation, budget, grant-writing, program development, public relations, board member of

State Runaway Youth Network Board. Developed youth support group model. Community services program with Probate

Court. Case management with community services. Monthly and Quarterly Statistical Reports. Community Program Board

Member.

4/77 – 8/77 THIRD LEVEL CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTER, Traverse City, MI.

POSITION: Crisis Intervention Therapist, Volunteer Coordinator and Supervisor

DUTIES: Crisis Intervention Services to community clients including drug / alcohol, chronically mentally ill, homeless, displaced

persons, runaway youth, abused/domestic violence, runaway youth, unemployed, suicidal. Assess community needs and

referrals, assess drug use and overdose, psychiatric emergencies. Develop and coordinate Crisis Intervention Program including

recruit, hire, training and supervise all CI volunteers. Community Presentations: Drugs & Alcohol, Mental Health Issues,

Maintain training and certifications. Community & Volunteer Staff Trainer: Crisis Intervention Skills, Empathy Listening Skills,

Values Clarification, Problem- Solving.

6/76 – 4/77 GRAND TRAVERSE AREA DATA CENTER, Traverse City, MI.

POSITION: Demographic Research Analyst

DUTIES: Research design, collected primary data, synthesized and analyzed demographic date for 1-county area. Assisted in

writing & editing research reports for publication and distribution.

PROFESSIONAL TEACHING POSITIONS:

9/06 – 9/08 Northwest College, Powell, WY 82435. Supervisor: Rhonda Peer.

Instructor: Undergraduate - “Psychology 1000” (4 cred); “Marriage & Family” (3 credits).

1/96 – 5/96 NAES (Native American Education Services) of Chicago, Illinois.

Instructor: “Dynamics of Human Services in the Urban Native American Community”.

400 Level, 6 credit course. 13 Native American Undergraduate Students. One semester.

12/90 – 5/92 UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING, Family Practice Residency Program, Cheyenne, WY.

Instructor of Behavior Sciences, Reappointed, (1st, 2nd & 3rd yr. residents). Full-time.

5/91 – 8/91 UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING, School of Social Work, Laramie, WY.

Field Placement Instructor. One undergraduate social work practicum student.

1986 – 1987 PRESCOTT COLLEGE, Prescott, AZ.

Adjunct Professor: Mental Health Issues. Off-campus.

WORKSHOP / CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• 2/08 “Stalking: The Issue, Stalkers, Victims & What to DO to Create Safety!” YBHC Staff Dev.

• HOME Program – Workshop Presentations for 1st time Parents including infants, partners

5/99 – 5/01

and families, and other support persons.

• 3/98 “The Culturally Congruent Counseling Model: A Self-Determination Empowerment Approach with

Native Americans”. 100th Anniversary of Social Work Conference. Keynote Speaker. Bradley College, Peoria, IL.

• 3/98 “The Culturally Congruent Counseling Model: Developing Self-Determination and Empowerment

through Multicultural Counseling”. 100th Anniversary of Social Work Conference. Keynote Speaker. Western

Illinois University.

• 3/97 “A Holistic Examination of American Indian Mental Health Issues: A Social Work Perspective on

Self-Determination, Cultural Integrity and Social Justice.” Council on Social Work Education National Conference,

Chicago, IL.

• 1/96 “Empowerment Living Skills: Stress Management for Native American Students and Job Training

Corp Participants”. (2 hr.) 30 adults. NAES College, Chicago, IL.

• 11/95 “Intervention Process for Addictions and Low-functioning Behavior: The Johnson Institute

Model” (College faculty & staff). 4 sessions (2 hrs. each). NAES College, Chicago, IL.

• 10/90 “Agency Team Building with the Myers-Briggs”. (4 hrs.) 30 staff. Lutheran Family Services. Ft.

Collins, Co.

• 11/87 “Empathy Listening Skills Training” Pineridge Reservation School System (faculty & community

members). Pineridge, SD.

• 4/83 “Youth Support Groups in Schools”. Wyoming School Social Worker Workshop. Lander, WY.

• 4/77 – 8/82 Empathy Listening Skills, Values Clarification & Problem Solving Skills Training for

numerous crisis intervention volunteers and community schools and agencies. Traverse City, MI.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

• 5/95 – 6/96 Workshop Presenter, NAES College, Chicago, IL. Substance Abuse, Stress Management

Issues

• 3/91 – 4/93 Community Lead Professional with Wyoming Perinatal Substance Abuse Prevention Program,

School of Nursing, University of Wyoming. As a voluntary lead professional, I provided community education,

intervention, referral and program development, and participated in a State-wide Computer Support System

regarding Perinatal Substance Abuse. Approximately 40 Lead Professionals voluntarily participated in this

program. Through an 8-day training program, with yearly 2-3 day up-date trainings, I was taught skills in

community presentation, development, stress evaluation / management, perinatal / prenatal evaluation and care,

substance abuse evaluation / prevention, program development / evaluation, computer skills, and group

management skills. Specialist focus was on community and Native American Mental Health Issues.

• 4/75 – 4/77 Crisis Intervention Counselor, Supervisor, & Trainer - Third Level Crisis Intervention Center,

Traverse City, MI.

• 9/75 – 4/76 Volunteer Family Therapist with Community, Family & Children Services of Michigan.

Traverse City, MI. (16 hours / week).

POST GRADUATE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

• 2009 Certified Military Mental Health Specialist, Psychiatry Dept., Tripler Army Medical Ctr. (40 hrs.)

• 2005 Certificate in Leadership and Management: Core Competencies. University of Nevada. (40 hrs.)

• 12/02 Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist. Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP through

Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies. University of Nevada (35 CEUs).

• 8/89 – 5/91 Hakomi Psychotherapist Certification. Hakomi Institute, Boulder, CO. (2-year program with

additional supervision.

PUBLICATIONS

8/2011 “Expressive arts group therapy with middle-school aged children from military families.” The Arts in

Psychotherapy, doi:10.1016/j.aip.2011.08.003.

4/83 “Youth Support Groups in the Schools”. Supplement to the Wyoming Elementary Principal.

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COMMUNITY PLANNING & SUPPORT

I have served on numerous community and state service boards over the years regarding planning, development,

service delivery and networking of services for children, youth and adults. I also served as a Community Lead

Professional with the Wyoming Perinatal Substance Abuse Prevention Program.

CERTIFICATIONS

2/93 Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work (NASW)

2/93 Qualified Clinical Social Worker (NASW)

3/92 School Social Worker Certification (NASW)

3/94 Registered Play Therapist, Association for Play Therapy (APT)

7/94 Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH)

6/93 Structural and Hatha Yoga Instructor

2/92 Infant Massage Instructor, International Association of Infant Massage Instructors (IAIMI)

6/01 American Red Cross First Aid & Adult CPR

11/01 Natural Resource Certificate. Colorado State University (12 graduate credits)

12/01 National Board of Addiction Examiners: Master Social Work Addictions Counselor

12/03 Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist (CSAP). University of Nevada – Reno

4/05 Certificate – Leadership and Management: Core Competencies. University of Nevada – Reno

8/07 Certified Equestrian-Assisted Psychotherapist, EGALLA.

5/09 Certified Military Mental Health Specialist, Psychiatry Dept., Tripler Army Medical Center.

ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL STATUS

I have held Allied Health Professional Status with DePaul Hospital and Memorial Community Hospital in Cheyenne,

Wyoming. Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Sheridan, WY, Powell Valley Health Care, Powell, WY., and Tripler Army

Medical Center/Dept of Psychiatry, Honolulu, HI.

PERSONAL INTERESTS

Pottery, weaving, sumi-e, Japanese Calligraphy, writing, painting (oil & watercolor), drawing, music/song writing /

recording, poetry, running / triathlons, swimming, biking, cross-country & telemark skiing, hiking, camping,

meditation, Zen Archery (Kuydo), reading, gardening, American Indian Culture & Spirituality, Yoga, Alternative

Healing and Natural Health Care, Dance and Movement, Mountaineering / Rock Climbing, Nature Sketching / Writing

/ Photography, Travel Writing.

REFERENCES AND CREDENTIALS: Available upon request

REFERENCES FOR MAUREEN KIRCHHOFF, MSW, ACSW, LCSE

BOARD CERTIFIED DIPLOMATE IN CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK

Mick Pattinson, Ph.D., CEO *** (weekly supervision – group & individual, co-therapist)

(Dr. Pattinson was the Deputy Director during my tenure at Northern Wyoming Mental Health Services).

Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral Health Authority, Flagstaff, AZ.

928-***-**** ****.*********@******.***

Dr. Dan Cossaboon, Psy.D., Neuropsychologist * (Co-therapist) (Private Practice)

1001 14th St., Cody, WY 82414

****@****.***; 307-***-****; 307-***-**** (cell)

Tripler Army Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, Graduate Medical Education Program, 1 Jarrett

White Road, Honolulu, HI 96825

Dr. Joy Hiramoto, MD, Psychiatrist, Inpatient Acute Care Psychiatry Unit, Newton, KS; joy@***********@*****.***

Dr. Thomas Ditzler, Ph.D., Dir. of Research Dev., 112-4 Puwa Pl., Kailua, HI 96734, 808-***-****, ******.*******@**.****.***

Dr. Steve Zuchowski, MD, Psychiatrist, *******@*****.***.

Dr. Dave Polefka, Ph.D (Substance Abuse Specialist – Program Coord.) (Weekly Supervision – 1 year)

32 Red Poll Lane

Big Horn, WY 82833

307- 674 - 4795

Jerry Iekel, ACSW* (Retired Director of NWMHS, now in private practice & State Legislator)

1 E. Alger St. Suite 217

Sheridan, WY 82801

307 – 674 – 6407 (wk.)

Dr. Robert Noone, Ph.D. Director** (Doctoral Internship Supervision) (Weekly)

Family Service Center of Wilmette

1167 Willamette Avenue

Wilmette, IL 60091

847 – 251 – 7350 (wk)

Dr. Matthew Whitacre, MD, Director, Integrative Health. Neah Bay, WA. 360-***-**** ******@***.***

Dr. Eleanor Hamilton, Ph.D., Psychotherapist. 410-***-**** *************@*****.***

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

Pete Blair, LCSW, Psychotherapist. 253-***-****

Loyola University References:

Dr. Katherine Tyson, Assistant Professor ** (Advisor) 312 – 915 – 7028

Dr. Janice Rasheed, Assistant Professor * 312 – 915 – 7645

Dr. Randy Lucente, Department Chair of Doctoral Department* 312 – 915 – 7029

Dr. Joseph Walsh, Ph.D., Dean, School of Social Work* 312 – 915 – 7031

***Extensive Supervision Contact (includes co-therapist relationship Moderate Supervision Contact (weekly) * Limited Supervision Contact

(may include co-therapist relationship)

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