Mental Health Medical

CURRICULUM VITAE

DAVID E. ARREDONDO, M.D.

Offices: Office of Child Development and Mental Health

An affiliate of the National Council of Juvenile & Family Court Judges

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www.childrensprogram.org

Children s Program

325 Sharon Park Dr. Suite 210

Menlo Park, CA 94025

Tel: 650-***-****

Fax: 650-***-****

Email: abqgrk@r.postjobfree.com

Applied Child Neuroscience (ACN)

www.davidarredondo.com

Tel: 650-***-****

Fax: 650-***-****

Email: abqgrk@r.postjobfree.com

Education:

Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, 1975-1980

Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1973-1975

Rice University, Houston, Texas, 1972-1973

Pan-American University, Edinburg, Texas, 1971-1972

Degrees: M.D., Harvard Medical School, May 1980

A.B. cum laude, Harvard College, June 1975

Post Doctoral Training:

1983-1984 Fellow in Child Psychiatry

Massachusetts Mental Health Center

Department of Psychiatry

Harvard Medical School

Boston, Massachusetts

1981-1983 Resident in Psychiatry

Massachusetts Mental Health Center

Department of Psychiatry

Harvard Medical School

Boston, Massachusetts

1980-1981 Intern in Neurology

Family Practice and Psychiatry

University of Texas Health Science Center

San Antonio, Texas

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Areas of Expertise:

In addition to extensive professional experience, Dr. Arredondo has published papers or book chapters,

designed programs, supervised postdoctoral trainees or delivered major lectures to licensed professionals

for Continuing Education Credits on the following topics:

1. Normal and Abnormal Emotional Development in Children, Adolescents and Adults

2. Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry

3. Domestic Violence

4. The Effects of Witnessing Violence on Child Development and Adult Behaviors

5. The Effects of Emotional and Physical Abuse on Child Development

6. Juvenile Sex Offenders

7. Adult and Child Victims of Sexual Abuse

8. Post Traumatic Stress Disorders / PTSD

9. Brain Based Behavioral Disorders in Children and Young adults

10. Child And Adolescent Psychopharmacology (medication)

11. The Uses and Limitations of Psychotherapy

12. Behavioral Disorders in Children and Adolescents

13. The Effects of Sexual Abuse on Children

14. Autism Spectrum Disorders and Pervasive Developmental Disorders

15. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder/ADHD

16. Major Depression, Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia in Children and Young Adults

17. Marital and Family Interventions

18. Substance Abuse/ Addiction

19. Domestic Cruelty and Violence

20. Cross Cultural Issues

21. Crafting Solution-Based and Individualized Visitation Plans

22. Child Custody Determinations

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Direct and extensive personal and supervisory experience with:

Judicial education

Uses and limitations of psychological testing

Malingering

Educational disabilities

Direct Clinical Supervision of:

Medical Students

Law Students

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Residents (Licensed physicians-MDs)

Licensed Clinical Psychologists (PhDs)

Psychology Post doctoral Fellows

Listened and unlicensed Marriage and Family Therapists (MFCCs)

Licensed and unlicensed Clinical Social workers (CSWs and LICSWs)

Clinical Research Interns

Board Certification: American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Certificate #37620, June 1993

Licensure: California License # CO43199

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Current Professional Activities:

2003-present Medical Director

Office of Child Development, Neuropsychiatry & Mental Health

An affiliate department of the

National Council of Juvenile & Family Court Judges

www.childrensprogram.org

Pro Bono Consultant

Department of Social Services Juvenile Probation & Family Court

(various counties and states); www.childrensprogram.org

2004-present Founder and Medical Director

Applied Child Neuroscience (ACN)

325 Sharon Park Dr. Suite 210

Menlo Park, CA 94025

1997-2004 Corporate Medical Director, Director of Clinical Training

EMQ Children and Family Services

251 Llewellyn Drive,

Campbell, CA 95008

www.emq.org

1994-1997 Principal Psychiatrist, Director of Training

Marin County Juvenile Hall

1450 Lucas Valley Road

San Rafael, CA 94903

Medical Director

Full Circle Programs

70 Skyview Terrace

San Rafael, CA 94903

1993-1994 Medical Director, Outpatient Services

Northeast Psychiatric Associates

29 Northwest Boulevard

Nashua, New Hampshire 08063

Director, Family Stabilization Team

Brookside Hospital

29 Northwest Boulevard

Nashua, New Hampshire 08063

1990-1993 Chief Psychiatrist,

Adolescent Affective Disorders Clinic

Northeast Psychiatric Associates

29 Northwest Boulevard

Nashua, New Hampshire 08063

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1991-1993 Medical Director

Mental Health Services

Nashua Memorial Hospital

8 Prospect Street

Nashua, New Hampshire 08063

1990-1993 Primary Psychiatric Consultant

Chemical Dependency Services

Brookside Hospital

Nashua, New Hampshire 08063

1990-1992 Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

Child and Adolescent Services

Center for Life Management

Salem, New Hampshire 03079

1990-1991 Adolescent Psychiatrist

Child and Adolescent Inpatient Services

Nashua Brookside Hospital

29 Northwest Boulevard

Nashua, New Hampshire 08063

1984-1990 Adolescent and Adult Staff Psychiatrist

Hampstead Hospital

East Road

Hampstead, New Hampshire 03841

Professional Organizational Memberships:

American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP)

American Association of Community Psychiatrists (AACP)

American Psychiatric Association

American Psychological Association

California Psychiatric Society

Harvard Medical School Alumni Association

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill

National Association of Juvenile and Family Court Judges

New York Academy of Sciences

Santa Clara Bar Association

Selected Presentations, References and Media Appearances:

2007 Visitation, Custody, and Healthy Child Development: Implications of Modern Cognitive

and Developmental Neuroscience A Two Part Workshop delivered with Judge Leonard

Edwards at the Family Dispute Resolution Conference under the auspices of the Center for

Children Families and The Court, Administrative Offices of the Court, Burlingame,

California.

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2006 Diverting Mentally Ill Offenders from the Juvenile Justice System

Delivered to California Proposition 63: Prevention and Early Intervention Subcommittee

Delivered in concert with a presentation on The Court for the Individualized treatment of

adolescents with Judge Richard Loftus. San Francisco California

The Effects on Children of Domestic and Family Violence, Abuse and Maltreatment Texas

Center for the Judiciary, Galveston Texas

2005 The Effects of Trauma and Neglect on Developing Children, Texas center for the Judiciary,

Dallas Texas

2004 California State Beyond the Bench Conference- programmatic and funding strategies to

avoid detention in the California Youth Authority, December 2004

2004 Interviewed for MSNBC s investigative documentary, "Troubled Girls", the story of four

girls making their way through the juvenile justice system in Santa Clara County, CA.

While the youth crime rate in the United States has declined in the past decade, the

number of girls in the juvenile justice system has more than doubled -- and yet they only

receive 2 percent of delinquency services. Aired nationally December 19-20, 2004

2003 American Psychiatric Association The Juvenile Justice Clinic: Administrative Issues

and Treatment Options; May 20, 2003, San Francisco, California

2002 National Juvenile Justice Conference Juvenile Mental Health Court Rationale and

Protocols, July 14 -17, 2002, Boston, Massachusetts

2001 National District Attorneys Association Mental Health Issues in child Offenders, December

12-14, 2002, San Diego, California

24th National Children s Law Conference The Effects of Violence on

2001

American Children, September 30, 2001, San Diego, California

2000 Beyond the Bench, The Effects of Domestic Violence on Children s Mental Health,

December 8, 2000, Los Angeles, California

1999 Judicial College of the Supreme Court of Ohio- Attachment, Bonding and Connectedness:

Practical Implications for the Family Court, June 10,

1999 Oberlin, Ohio

1999 National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, Attachment Bonding and

Connectedness- Implications for the Social Service Practice and the Juvenile Court, March

23- 24, 1999 Minneapolis, Minnesota

1998 PBS WETA (Public Broadcasting System) STRAIGHTTALK with Dereck McKinty:

KIDS IN TROUBLE October 13, 1998 (Syndicated Nationally)

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1998 US News and World Report Vol. 124 Number 21 Early Warning Signs in Children at High

Risk for Violence

1998 University of California at Berkeley, Department of Social Welfare,

The Neurobiological and Psychological Basis of Human Connectedness Implications

for Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice, (Live Interactive Telecast to 19 Universities)

1997 Judicial Council of California, Statewide of Family Court Services, Administrative Office

of the Courts: "Attention to the Child: The Psychology and Neurobiology of Human

Relatedness,"

1996 Beyond the Bench VIII, December 12, 1996, Essential Information on the Developmental

Neurobiology of Children: "Ramifications for Placement Decisions in Child Welfare and

Juvenile Court,"

1995 Langley Porter Department of Children and Adolescent Psychiatry, The University of

California at San Francisco, The Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents," Clinical Case

Conference

1993 American Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, "Bupropion Treatment of

Adolescent Depression," David E. Arredondo, MD, John Docherty, MD, Melissa Streeter,

B.A.

1993 American Psychiatric Association - Chairperson of Symposium "Pharmacotherapy of

Adolescent Major Depression." Presenters Barbara Geller, MD, Paul Ambrosini, MD,

Linda Zamvil, MD, Martin Teicher, MD, David E. Arredondo, MD

1993 American Psychiatric Association. "Safety and Efficacy of Bupropion in the Treatment of

Adolescent Depression." David E. Arredondo, MD, John Docherty, MD

1993 American Psychiatric Association. "Overview of Adolescent Pharmacologic Treatment

Studies - A Review of the World Literature." David E. Arredondo, MD

1992 American Psychiatric Association, "Conduct Disorders, Oppositional Disorder, and

Affective Subtypes in Adolescent Inpatients," David E. Arredondo, MD, Stephen Butler,

Ph.D.

1992 American Psychiatric Association, "The Association of ADHD with Affective Illness in

Adolescent Inpatients," David E. Arredondo, MD, Stephen Butler, Ph.D.

1984 American Psychiatric Association, "The Question of Medical Psychotherapy," Annual

Meeting, Los Angeles, California

1982 Neurophysiology Laboratory, Massachusetts Mental Health Center, "Real Time Video

Recording of Eye Movements in the Awake-Sleep Transition of the Suckling Human

Neonate - A Pilot Study"

1980 Clinical Research Conference, North-Eastern Chapter, "The Effect of Prazosin on

Vulnerability to Ventricular Arrhythmias"

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1979 Lown Cardiovascular Laboratory, Harvard School of Public Health, "The Role of Salt in

the Genesis of Hypertension"

1974 Neurobiology 25, Harvard College, "Prostaglandin Modulation of Synaptic

Neurotransmission

Abstracts:

"Bupropion Treatment of Adolescent Depression: David E. Arredondo, MD, John Docherty, MD, Melissa

Streeter, B.A. Journal of the National Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, Winter/Spring 1993.

"Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and affective Subtypes in 233 Consecutively Admitted

Adolescent Inpatients." Proceedings of the American Psychiatric Association. David E. Arredondo, MD,

Stephen F. Butler, Ph.D.

"The Association Between Attention Deficit Hyperactivity (ADHD) Disorder and Affective Illness in 276

Consecutively Admitted Adolescent and Children Inpatients." Proceedings of the American Psychiatric

Association. David E. Arredondo, MD.

Publications:

Academic Journals

Child development and Juvenile Justice, Journal of the Center for Families, Children & the Courts 2005,

in press

Child Development, Children s Mental Health and the Juvenile Justice System: Principles for Effective

Decision Making, Stanford Law and Policy Review; Vol. 14.1 2003 pgs 13-28: David E. Arredondo, MD

Juvenile Mental Health Court: Rationale and Protocols, Juvenile and Family Court Journal; Fall 2001:

David E. Arredondo, MD, Kurt Kumli, JD, Larry Soto, LCSW, Enrique Colin, JD, Jill Ornellas, BA, Judge

Raymond J. Davilla, Judge Leonard P. Edwards, Judge Eugene M. Hyman

Attachment, Bonding, and Reciprocal Connectedness: Limitations of Attachment Theory in the Juvenile

and Family Court, Journal of the Center for Families, Children & the Courts, Vol. 2, 2000, pgs. 109-127:

David E. Arredondo, MD, Honorable Leonard P. Edwards

Affective Comorbidity in Psychiatrically Hospitalized Adolescents with Conduct Disorder or Oppositional

Defiant Disorder: Should Conduct Disorder be Treated with Mood Stabilizers? Journal of Child and

Adolescent Psychopharmacology, Vol 4, No. 3, pgs 151-158, 1994. David E. Arredondo, MD, Stephen

Butler, Ph.D.

Affective Comorbidity in Children and Adolescents with Attention Deficit, Hyper Activity Disorder,

Annals of Clinical Psychiatry, Vol 7, No 2, pgs 51-55, 1995: Stephen Butler, Ph.D., David E. Arredondo,

MD

The Clinical and Laboratory Significance of Intracranial Pressure Reserve Testing, Archives of

Neurology, Vol 35, 1978: Harold Wilkenson, MD, Ph.D., David E. Arredondo, MD, A.B., Debra Kramer,

Samuel Weems..

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The Effect of Prazosin on Vulnerability to Ventricular Arrhythmias, Clinical Research Vol. 27, No 3,

1979: David E. Arredondo, MD, R. Verier, B. Lown.

Book Chapters:

Reciprocal Connectedness and the Limitations of Attachment Theory in the Family and Juvenile

Delinquency Courts Neil G. Ribner ed. Handbook of Juvenile Forensic Psychology pg.473 (2002) Jossey-

Bass.

Attachment, Bonding and Reciprocal Connectedness: Limitations of Attachment Theory in the Juvenile and

Family Court Laoise King, JD ed. Advocacy for Children and Families. Moving from Sympathy to

Empathy pg. 1-25 (2001).

Other Publications

EMQ Matrix Handbook: Philosophy and Practice Principles, 2001,2003: David E. Arredondo, Darrell F.

Evora, Gina L. Sessions, Craig E. Wolfe.

CITA: A Court for the Individualized Treatment of Juvenile Offenders With Mental Illness, Community

Mental Health Report, Vol.2, No.5 2002: Stefany Chong, David E. Arredondo, MD.

Juvenile Mental Health Court, Journal for Juvenile Justice and Detention Services, Vol.16, No.1, pgs. 53-

73; Spring 2001: David E. Arredondo, MD, Kurt Kumli, JD, Larry Soto, LCSW, Enrique Colin, JD, Jill

Ornellas, BA Hon. Ray Davilla, Hon. Leonard P. Edwards, Hon. Eugene M. Hyman.

The Art of Strength-Based DSM-IV Diagnosis in Child and Family Centered Practice; EMQ Children &

Family Services Technical Report, Outcomes and Diagnostic Training Curriculum; 2001.

Sex and Attractiveness of Experimenter as a Psychophysiological Variable: The Zajonic Hypotheses Re-

examined: David E. Arredondo, MD, Mark Sedler, Rudy V. Nydegger, Ph.D., Rice University Technical

Research Report No. 73-10, 1973.

Field Tested and Currently Deployed Assessment Instruments

2000 Non-Acute Risk Assessment Tool: Danger to Others

2000 Non-Acute Risk Assessment Tool: Suicidal Behavior

2000 Non-Acute Risk Assessment Tool: Juvenile Sexual Offender - Recidivism

1997 Juvenile Probation Assessment of Recidivism Risk (J-ARR)

1996 Juvenile Probation Mental Health Screen (MHP Screen-English and Spanish

Versions)

1996 Adolescent Aggressivity Index

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