John E. Xiong-Chapman, Ph.D.

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North Hollywood CA 91605

Cell: 559-***-****

California Licensed Psychologist: PSY 22621 since 2009

I am a dedicated psychologist looking to join a group practice using telehealth and part-time office services. My professional orientation is based on a developmental model, and treatment intervention primarily uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Processing therapy for PTSD and other traumas. I have a postdoctoral degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and am certified in the field of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, working with adults and children. I have had extensive training in Marriage and Family therapy. The main goal is to teach patients how to live in the moment and develop healthy ways to cope with stress, regulate their emotions, and improve their relationships.

For the last two years, I have been in private practice, providing telehealth interventions for individual therapy, group therapy, crisis interventions, psychological evaluations, and consultation with a psychiatrist and physician assistant on medication regulations. Behavioral analysis involves direct client observations across settings, review of behavioral data, and provision of a written functional behavioral assessment.

Trained as a child and adolescence psychologist provides me a foundation for treatment for individuals across the life cycle. This allows me to see patients from age five and all the way up to the individuals in their 90s. I have taken postgraduate studies in Behavior Analysis and psychopharmacology. I am an expert in the field of ADHD and work with both children and adults. I have also been trained in the evaluation of individuals who are on the autism spectrum disorder.

Education:

Ph.D. in Psychology

(Specialization: Child Clinical Psychology) Graduation 11/2004

Walden University Minneapolis, Minnesota

Dissertation Topic: Experimental design in the treatment of behavior disordered children. The study examines the relative effectiveness of increasing self-esteem and self-efficacy by integrating behavioral skills with teaching magic tricks to children.

Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling 1988

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth, Texas

Internship: Walden University & Alter Services (Kansas City, MO.) 03/03-02/04

Practicum: Walden University & Associated Services (Kansas City, MO.) 11/99-06/00

Porterville Developmental Center Organized Medical Staff Member Since 2009

Committees:

Credentialing Since 2014

Medical Executive Committee (Psychogist Member) 2016 & 2018

Post-Doctoral Studies

Post Doctoral Certificate

Applied Behavior Analysis: Post Doctoral Certificate Winter, 2019

Capella University Minneapolis

Minnesota

Professional Memberships

American Psychological Association 2004

Professional Board Memberships

PDC Chair of Psychology State Professional Organization (PSPO) July 2019-20

Vice Chair of Psychology State Professional Organization July 2015

Ethics Committee July 2014-18

Member of Psychology State Professional Organization Since April 2005

Labor Union Membership

International American Federation of State and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Since April 2005

Member AFSCME Local 2620 Since April 2005

AFSCME Local 2620 Elected officer

PDC Chief Facility Steward (AFSCME Local 2620) Since Nov. 2005

AFSCME Local 2620 Executive Board Member Since Nov. 2005

Membership in Professional Associations

APA: American Psychological Association 2009

California Psychological Association 2020

Academy of Magical Arts (AMA) June 2018

Magic Castle in Hollywood, California

Fresno Magic Club August 2017

International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM) Since 1979

Experience

I have been in private practice for two years and am currently working with online services provided by Alma Mental Health.

Porterville Developmental Center (Secure Treatment Program)

California Licensed Psychologist 4/2005 – 07/30/2021 (retired)

Duties include but are not limited to direct patient care, behavioral analysis, participation on an interdisciplinary team, forensic evaluations, psychological evaluations, and testimony in court. Direct client care includes, but is not limited to individual therapy, group therapy, crisis interventions, and conducting intake assessments. Behavioral analysis involves direct client observations across settings, review of behavioral data, and providing a written functional behavioral assessment. Participation in the interdisciplinary team involves attending meetings, discussing client progress, and training staff members. Forensic evaluations include but are not limited to, dangerousness and risk assessment, trial competency, and progress reports. Psychological evaluations include, but are not limited to, cognitive functioning, adaptive functioning, and academic achievement. Also provides clinical supervision to psychology interns and practicum students.

Missouri Licensed Professional Counselor

Missouri Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Private Group Practice 4/94 – 11/04

Alter Services Kansas City, MO

Providing psychological services to children, adolescents, adults, and families as an independent licensed therapist.

Clinical Supervisor and Coordinator 9/92 - 4/94

Licensed Professional Counselor

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Heart of America Family Services Kansas City, KS

Clinical supervisor of Master Level and Bachelor Level therapist performing therapeutic interventions in areas of family therapy, individual therapy, and family reunification with children and families reported to Social Rehabilitation Services (SRS) in Kansas.

Licensed Professional Counselor 1992

Synergy Parkville, Missouri

Clinical services for runaway teenagers and their families. Responsible for group, family, individual therapy, and planned program activities.

Texas Licensed Professional Counselor 6/87 - 4/92

Fourth Street Project Parent-Child

Guidance Center Arlington, Texas

Provided psychological services to children and their families

responsible for groups, family, individual, and play therapy. Planned and

led programs for families and children dealing with emotional and

behavioral disorders.

Texas Licensed Professional Counselor 6/88 - 4/92

Psychiatric Institute Fort Worth, Texas

Contract therapists provide psychological services that include

assessments, group and multi-family interventions, children’s therapy,

and individual therapy. Worked closely with psychiatrist and psychologist.

and medical staff.

Texas Licensed Professional Counselor 9/88 – 4/92

Family Services Arlington, Texas

Responsible for doing adult, adolescent, and children's therapy.

Therapist 9/87 - 9/88

Salvation Army Fort Worth, Texas

Responsible for individual and group therapy with parolees. Emphasis

upon alcohol and drug counseling.

Residential Specialist 3/85 - 9/87

Tarrant County Mental Health and Retardation Fort Worth, Texas

Supervised and counseled men with high level and borderline mental

retardation in basic living skills

Specialized Trainging

Play Therapy: Gary Landrath, Ed.D., L.P.

Biofeedback with Children: Donna Kelley-Powell, Ph.D., L.C.S.W.

Impulse Control and Social Skills with Children: Becky Bridges, L.C.S.W

Psychopharmacology: Alliant International University

Behavior Analysis: Capella University

Publication:

I am a co-author of StarBound: A Life Skills Program for Children, Fourth Street Project, Arlington, Texas. I developed a specific program within it, “Integrative Behavioral Skills Group Therapy,” which utilizes magic tricks as a springboard to teach social skills, impulse control, relaxation, and communication skills.

Reference Upon Request

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