VITAE

Jeffrey Stormberg, Ph.D.

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Omaha, Nebraska 68102

Office: 402-***-****

stormbergtherapy.com

Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner Nebraska, #79

Clinical Member, American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy

Clinical Member, Diplomat, American Psychotherapy Association

Clinical Member, Magellan Regional Network Credentialing Committee

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Marriage and Family Therapy Nova University, Plantation, Florida,

1988 to 1990

Marriage and Family Therapy Doctorate Program, Texas Tech University,

1986 to 1988

M.S. Agency Guidance and Counseling University of Nebraska at Omaha,

1982 to 1984

B.S. Education, Early Childhood Education University of Nebraska at Omaha,

1976 to 1982

POST GRADUATE TRAINING

Family Therapy Clinical Training Menninger Foundation, Kansas City, Missouri,

1986 to 1987

CLINICAL EMPLOYMENT

Private Practice Jeffrey Stormberg, Ph.D. Omaha, NE 11/06 to present.

General outpatient psychotherapy including individuals and couples,

parenting, young adults, depression, anxiety, men’s issues, trauma, stress

management, grief, developmental issues, adolescence, substance abuse,

diagnostic assessments.

Private Practice Jeffrey Stormberg, Ph.D. Lincoln, NE 5/98 to 11/06.

General outpatient psychotherapy services including individuals, couples,

families; depression, anxiety, men’s issues, trauma, stress management, grief,

adolescence, substance abuse, diagnostic assessments.

Psychotherapist Lincoln Regional Center, Lincoln, NE 5/92 to 5/98.

Adolescent and Family Services Residential treatment facility.

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Private Practice Azimuth Psychotherapy, Lincoln, NE 6/93 to 6/95.

General outpatient psychotherapy practice included families,

marital relationships, parenting, children and adolescents,

young adults, anxiety disorders, violence, men’s issues,

depression, psychosis, stress management, custody evaluations,

alternative lifestyles, drug abuse, and consultation.

Private Practice Lincoln Psychiatric Center, Lincoln, NE 8/91 to 6/93.

General outpatient psychotherapy practice, including individuals, couples,

young adults, adolescents, children; depression, anxiety, divorce, grief,

parenting training, custody evaluations, and consultation.

Graduate Instructor University of Nebraska, Marriage and Family Therapy Graduate

Program, Fall semester, 1992. Responsible for teaching the

graduate program’s Family Therapy Theory course.

Psychotherapist MCC Companies (mental health division of Cigna Insurance

Corporation), Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 9/90 to 8/91. As a managed

mental health care team member, primary duties included

diagnostic assessments, utilization of brief, solution focused,

and Ericksonian psychotherapy approaches with a wide variety

of psychological problems, and the case management of clients

referred to network providers.

Private Practice Family Therapy Institute of South Florida, Plantation, FL 7/90 to

8/91. General outpatient psychotherapy practice includes

families, marital relationships, parenting, children and

adolescents, young adults, anxiety disorders, violence, men’s

issues, depression, psychosis, stress management, custody

evaluations, alternative lifestyles, drug abuse, and consultation.

Primarily utilized the approaches of the Mental Research

Institute and Milton Erickson in treating clients.

Clinical Supervisor The Starting Place, Pompano Beach, FL 11/89 to 9/90.

Outpatient services for an adolescent drug abuse population.

Responsible for various administrative duties, supervision of

outpatient therapists, clinical consultation to residential and day

treatment programs, and maintaining a clinical caseload.

Psychotherapist The Starting Place, pompano Beach, FL 3/89 to 11/89. Providing

family, couple, and individual psychotherapy to a predominantly drug

abuse related population. Facilitated adolescent and adult group therapies.

Provided consultation to cases involving the families of identified clients.

Utilized the approaches of Alcoholics Anonymous, the Mental Research

Institute, Milton Erickson, and the brief solution focused approach of

Steve DeShazer of Milwaukee.

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Family Therapist Homebuilders Program, Nova University, Plantation, FL 8/88 to

3/89. Provided home based family psychotherapy and case

management to families, couples, and individuals experiencing

a diverse range or psychological/behavioral problems.

Family Therapist Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 8/87 to 8/88. Provided

family psychotherapy while receiving extensive live supervision

and exposure to a team oriented clinical approach.

Psychotherapist Women’s Protective Services, Lubbock, TX 10/87 to 8/88.

Facilitated therapy groups ranging in focus from violence in

relationships, problem solving/crisis management, adapting to

violence/dependence free relationships.

Psychotherapist Eastern Nebraska Human Services Agency, Omaha, NE 5/86 to

10/87. Provided home based family psychotherapy and case

management to families as a member of a clinical team.

Psychotherapist Immanuel Hospital, Omaha, NE 7/84 to 4/86. Provided a wide

range of outpatient psychotherapy services to individuals,

couples, and families. Provided parenting training groups and

Parent Effectiveness Training for single and step parents.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Instructor University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Fall semester, 1992. Marriage

and Family Therapy Graduate Program. Responsible for

teaching the Family Therapy Theory course.

Instructor Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX, 1987 1988.

Responsible for teaching an undergraduate course examining

the role of dating, courtship, and marriage in society.

Teacher University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE 8/81 to 5/82. Taught

kindergarten and second grade classes as part of an internship

experience within an elementary education degree.

PRESENTATIONS

Strano, J., Stormberg, J. Brief Therapy For Couples and Families: Brief Interventions for

Long Term Relationships. Workshop presented at the annual state

conference of the Florida Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

Palm Beach, FL 1991.

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Stormberg, J. Treating Drug Abuse: Interactional Theory and Therapy. Seminar presented

at the annual state conference of the Florida Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

Palm Beach, FL 1990.

Stormberg, J., Steiden, D. Guess Who’s Coming For Dinner? Conducting Therapy in

the Home. Seminar presented at the annual state conference of the Florida Association for Marriage

and Family Therapy. Palm Beach, FL 1990.

Chenail, R., Douthit, P., Gale, J., Stormberg, J. Psychosocial Aspects of Children With

Heart Defects and Their Families. Paper presented to the Texas

Psychological Association. Austin, TX 1988.

Chenail, R., Douthit, P., Gale, J., Stormberg, J. Psychosocial Aspects of Children With

Heart Defects and Their Families. Paper presented to the Texas

Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Houston, TX 1988.

Stormberg, J., Boesl, S. Facilitating Positive Self Concept in Children. Inservice

presented to Head Start teachers and parents. Lubbock, TX 1987.

Stormberg, J. Adolescent Suicide. Presentation given at the Midwest Drug Education

Conference. Omaha, NE 1985.

PUBLICATIONS

Stormberg, J. (Winter, 1999). Consultation and mental health law: Anesthesia for the

masses. NAMFT Networker, 3 4.

Ray, W.., Keeney, B., Stormberg, J. (1998). Resource Focused therapy

with a polysubstance abusing young adult. In W. Ray and S. DeShazer (Eds.), Evolving Brief

Therapies. Geist and Russell, Iowa City, Iowa.

Stormberg, J. (1997). Who controls health care? NAMFT Networker, 3 4.

Chenail, R., Douthit, P., Gale, J., Stormberg, J., Morris, G. (1990). “Its Probably

Nothing Serious, but Parent’s interpretation of referral to pediatric

cardiologists. Health Communication, 2(3), 165 187.

Stormberg, J. (1989). Treating drug abuse: Interactional theory and therapy.

(Doctoral Dissertation, Nova University School of Social Sciences).

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