Medical Management

Mary Jane (Janie) Keller, Ph.D., LPC

Janie Keller (Mary Jane)

Dallas, Texas

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Education

Ph. D. Clinical Psychology, December, 2009

Clinical Psychology Program, University of Texas Southwestern Medical

Center, Dallas, Texas. (August, 2000 through December 2009)

American Psychological Association Accredited Program

Dissertation topic: Object Representation, Relationship Satisfaction,

Maternal-Fetal Attachment, and Depression in High Risk Pregnancy

Master's of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology from Southern Methodist

University, August, 2001.

Bachelor's of Education from Louisiana State University, May 1972.

Licensure

Licensed Professional Counselor 2006-present

Texas Teacher Certificate in Early Childhood (for life)

Clinical employment experience

Blooming House Counseling and Consultation, Dallas TX

Private practice incorporating all experiences listed below. Current.

Pastoral Counseling and Education Center, Dallas TX

Staff therapist working clients from the elderly to age 2. Also work

with adult men and women, couples and families specializing in life

transition issues, issues surrounding death and dying. Mother and

child therapy from the prenatal stage and infancy through age two and

above. Difficult pregnancies (mother and father.) Provided court-

ordered Reunification Therapy and appeared in court as a witness.

Specialized training with children and children with developmental

delays. (March 2012 through September 2012.)

Faculty Associate, Department of Rehabilitation Counseling, UT

Southwestern Medical Center.

Facilitated along with several interns the Personal and Social

Adjustment Skills Group (a daily group of counseling clients sent

mostly by DARS for help in adjustment to various disabilities, social

situations and workplace behaviors.) Taught classes to graduate

students in Rehab Counseling. Supervised counseling students with

their individual psychotherapy cases and independently provided

individual psychotherapy to clients referred for such therapy from

DARS. (1 year contract September 2010-September 2011.

Counselor

Center for Psychotherapy and Psychological Services

Provided counseling to patients in nursing homes and their families

Supervised by Victor R. Rosenblatt, Ph.D. June 2009-October 2009.

Clinical Assessment Specialist

Community Supervision and Corrections Department, Dallas, Texas.

February 2007 to February 2010.

Provided approximately one thousand psychological and substance abuse

assessments for adult probation criminal court judges. Evaluations

included interviews, mental status, case formulations, diagnoses,

treatment recommendations, and treatment planning referrals.

Supervised by a licensed clinical psychologist and licensed

professional counselor supervisor.

Graduate clinical internships

Parkland Outpatient Clinic (COPC)

Completion of final internship for doctoral degree: Sept 2004 to May

2005. Interned at Parkland Outpatient Clinics. Daily crisis

management, inpatient referrals, referrals to community services,

individual therapy, group therapy, pain management group, smoking

cessation group "Quit Smart". I worked with different types and levels

of professional staff as necessary. This was my favorite placement,

because I was able to see many clients through a full course of

therapy-from initial intake to formulation and treatment planning,

implementation, and termination.

Children's Medical Center Outpatient/Day Treatment

May 2004 through August 2004

APA approved internship at Children's Medical Center Department of

Psychiatry. The unit serves children from 3 to 17. Worked with a

multidisciplinary team of teachers, social workers, and psychiatrists.

The children had every kind and intensity of psychiatric diagnosis.

Did group psychotherapy with children and parents. Supervised by

licensed psychologists.

Parkland Health and Hospital System: May 2003 through May 2004

APA approved internship at Parkland. Rotated through the Department of

Consult Liaison Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, which serves the

various medicine, burn, and surgical units of Parkland Health &

Hospital Systems. Provided individual therapy, family therapy, patient

education, staff consultation, diagnostic assessment battery

construction, and treatment planning. Administered neuropsychological

and personality assessment on various services, including the

Inpatient, and Outpatient Psychiatry Units at both Parkland and Zale

Lipshy University Hospitals and on the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit at

Parkland. Worked as part of a team of psychiatry residents, medical

students, and attending physicians; providing patient care and

presenting case conferences. Administered diagnostic interviews and

performed crisis intervention with individuals and families and taught

relaxation techniques to patients to help in pain management.

University Rehabilitation Center at SWMC in Dallas, Texas

APA approved internship for individuals with physical and mental

disabilities. August 2001-September 2002.

Psychology Intern: August 2000 to September 2001

Individual weekly counseling for all diagnoses using person-centered,

cognitive-behavioral, and existential therapy approaches. Special

training and supervision for clients with PTSD.

Assessment Practicum: August 2001 to September 2002

Performed psychological evaluations utilizing the following tests:

WAIS-III, MMPI-2, MCMI-III, Rorschach Inkblot Test, TAT, WRAT-3, PIAT,

SSSQ, 16 PF Test, and Trails A & B. Administered, scored, and

interpreted test measures (see above or Appendix). Clinical interview,

assessment, diagnosis, referral.

Comprehensive Adjustment Evaluation: August 2001 to September

2002

Assessed consumers with amputations to determine the kind of

professional support needed. Evaluated personal characteristics,

competencies, skills, and support needs by using various tests. Wrote

comprehensive psychological reports.

Vocational Evaluation: August 2001 to December 2001

Assessed for vocational competencies. Administered, scored, and

interpreted a comprehensive assortment of test measures (see below).

Wrote all-inclusive reports. Recommended appropriate courses of action

for successful vocational rehabilitation. Exhibited proficient

utilization of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, Guide to

Occupational Exploration, and Occupational Outlook Handbook.

Personal Social Adjustment Training Program: Dec. 2001 to Aug.

2002

Facilitated group sessions in which communication skills, vocational

issues, stress management, and setting goals were the primary issues

discussed. Used Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Rational Emotional

Behavior Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

Amputee Group: May, 2002-September, 2002

Co-facilitated group processing with patients who had recently

undergone the amputation of limbs, in order to help with

rehabilitation, adjustment, and restoration of psychological well-

being. The group was psychoanalytically oriented.

Terrell State Hospital: May 2001 to August 2001

APA approved internship program, Child and Adolescent Unit. Adolescent

and children's group therapy for Anger Management, Borderline

Personality Disorder, Family Functioning, Working through Grief, and

Re-decision Therapy. Performed psychological evaluations incorporating

chart reviews, interview material, objective and projective measures,

and self-report measures. Conducted play therapy with psychiatric

inpatients.

UT Southwestern Psychotherapy Clinic: May 2001 to 2005

APA internship at student outpatient clinic. Provided weekly

individual and group counseling for adult patients, utilizing

cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic therapy. In September, 2004-

August, 2005 the focus was on existential therapy, treatment planning,

and formulation. From September, 2002- May, 2004 emphasis was on

psychoanalytic psychotherapy, emphasizing Jungian and Kleinian

techniques. September, 2001-May, 2002 implemented Cognitive Behavioral

Therapy with individual clients.

Parkland Psychiatry Emergency Room: May 2001 to May 2004

(rotating shift through ER every three weeks)

Conducted diagnostic evaluations, treatment planning, crisis

intervention, referral and placement decisions for patients admitted

to the psychiatric emergency room.

Shelton School, Dallas, Texas (September, 1998-June, 2000) for

Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Southern Methodist

University.

Assessment, intervention, parent education, training and feedback

sessions.

Diocese of Dallas at St. Edward's Church Parish in East Dallas,

(September, 1998-June, 2000) for Master's Degree in Clinical

Psychology, Southern Methodist University.

Provided individual psychotherapy for individuals, adults and

adolescents, group

therapy and retreats for women and adolescent girls. Issues of

cultural adjustment to the United States were prevalent among the

immigrant population served by the church. Provided weekly

consultation to church counselors.

Other significant employment experience

Private Practice: (September 1996-August, 2000)

Established and maintained a part time private practice providing

developmentally based therapy to children with various disorders of

relating and communication, including children with cerebral palsy,

ADHD, mild mental retardation, learning disorders, conduct disorder,

pervasive developmental disorder, autism, early bipolar disorder, and

childhood schizophrenia. Intensive therapy was provided at first with

ABA methods for autistic spectrum disorders then shifted to

Developmental Individual Difference Relationship Based therapy after

training with Dr. Stanley Greenspan. Regularly consulted and

coordinated efforts with parents and treating psychiatrists.

Teaching: (September, 1972-June, 2000)

More than 20 years performing all classroom duties in both full and

part-time positions, including developmental assessments and parent

feedback sessions for children from ages 3 through 14 in public,

private, parochial, and special needs schools in Virginia, Louisiana

and Texas.

Workshops and Courses taught:

Co-leader and designer of Women's Health and Development Workshop

sponsored by The Campaign for Human Development (October, 1995)

targeting multi-ethnic and at-risk women in the Diocese of Dallas.

Emphasis was placed on physical and psychological health and women's

growth issues.

Menopause Support Group (September, 2002-May, 2003): Co-authored with

Karen Bradshaw, M. D., and Elizabeth Lombardo, Ph.D. a short-term

psychotherapy protocol addressing women's growth during menopausal

years

Significant workshops attended:

Attended many workshops taught by Dr. Stanley Greenspan on

Developmental,

Individualized, Relationship-based therapy for children and others

with developmental and learning disorders. (September, 1995-September,

1997.)

UTSW Medical School training for working with trauma victims following

Hurricane Katrina. (September, 2005)

Professional Certifications:

Louisiana Teacher Certification (June, 1972)

Texas Teacher Certification (September, 1989 for life)

Licensed Professional Counselor (June, 2006-present)

Memberships:

Member, American Psychological Association December, 1997-December,

2010)

Member Division 39, Psychoanalysis. American Psychological

Association

Member, Dallas Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology - 2001 to

present

Member, Dallas Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology's Executive

Committee - May, 2003 to May, 2005.

Member Dallas Psychological Association, (September,1997 to June,

2009: Marketing Committee.)

Professional References:

Andres Moran, M.A. LPC-S Phone: 469-***-****

Marty Lumpkin, Ph.D. Phone: 972-***-****

Gerald Casenave, Ph.D. Phone: 214-***-****

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