Receptionist Psychologist

Funke Temidayo Olofin

C/o Olushola J. Olofin P.O. BOX 2181, Garki Abuja

PHONE: 070********

Address: Plot 720 Wuye District, Abuja.

E-mail: admixr@r.postjobfree.com/ admixr@r.postjobfree.com Objectives: To work in an organization that my acquired skills over the years can be put into maxi- mum use with the prospect of dynamic efficiency, thus contributing to the growth of such organization and with a view of having a steady career growth through the appli- cation of knowledge, expertise and best practices in a humane environment where ex- cellence, peace, teamwork, and dedicated service to the people is foremost for the good of humanity and to the glory of God.

PERSONAL DATA

Date of Birth: 25th June 1985

Place of Birth: Lagos State

Sex: Female

State of Origin: Ekiti State

Local Govt. Area: Ikere-Ekiti

Nationality: Nigerian

Marital Status: Married

PROFESSSIONAL

QUALIFICATION:

Nigerian Psychological Association 2015

Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) 2009

EDUCATION:

PhD. Clinical Psychology (In-view) – Nasarawa State University, Keffi 2017

M.Sc. Clinical Psychology – Benue State University, Markudi 2010-2014

Basic Certificate in Entrepreneurship – CGMIE Consulting Ltd, Abuja 2008

B.Sc. Psychology – Benue State University, Makurdi 2001-2006

Dip in Data Processing and Programing – Chanette Systems Services 2003-2004

SSCE – Air Force Secondary School, Makurdi. 1995-2001

FSLC – Makurdi International School, Makurdi 1989-1995 Page 1 of 7

Work Experience:

A. Baze University, Abuja 2017 – till date

Lecture Delivery

Other assignment as may be directed

B. Nigerian Defence Academy 2014 – 2017

Responsibilities:

Lecture Delivery

Head, Clinical Matters

Secretary, Faculty Seminar Committee

Psychologist, NDA Armed Forces Selection Board

Psychotherapy/Psychoanalysis Assessment

Counseling of Cadets/Client

B. Recovery Medical Services, Abuja. 2011 – 2014

Responsibilities:

Clinical Psychologist

Psychotherapy

Psychoanalysis

Client Assessment

Case report Writing

Family Reunion

Counseling/Rehabilitation

C. National Hospital, Abuja. 2010

Responsibilities:

Clinical Psychologist

Psychotherapy

Client Assessment

Case report Writing

Family Reunion

Counseling

D. National Agency for the Prohibition of Traffic in Persons and other Re- lated Matters (NAPTIP), Abuja. 2007-2008

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Responsibilities:

NYSC

Psychotherapy

Psychoanalysis

Client/Victim Assessment

Case report Writing

Family Reunion

Counseling/Rehabilitation

E. Enrich Systems, Abuja 2006-2007

Responsibilities:

Receptionist

Office Record Keeping

Financial Details/Transactions

WORKSHOP/SEMINAR/TRAINING ATTENDED:

Annual NPA Congress & Scientific Conference, Abuja 2017

Exam Marshals training and Induction Course, NDA, Kaduna 2017

Research Methodology, Keffi 2017

Cancer Awareness, NHA, Abuja 2017

Trauma and Military Families, NDA 2016

Temperament and Marriage, Kaduna 2016

World Council for Psychotherapy (Scientific Sessions), Okija 2016

Plan B: An Alternative to Financial Empowerment, Kaduna 2016

NUC/TETFUND – E-Teaching and E-Learning Platform Training, NDA 2016

E-Grenary Digital Workshop (E-Learning), NDA 2015

Peace Building and Conflict Resolution, NDA 2014

Women Right and Health Initiative (WRAHI), Benue 2007 CREDENTIALS:

Certified Psychologist, Nigerian Psychological Association 2006/M174

Certified Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist of Nigeria

Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) 2009

Basic Certificate in Entrepreneurship 2008

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PUBLICATION: BSc. Theses: “Effects of Substance Abuse among Pregnant Women in Benue State” MSc. Theses: “Assessment of Commuter Marriage and Emotional Stress” IEC Materials:

Temperament and Marriage

Prevalence of Gambling

Recession: Effect and Impact of Students’ Academic Performance

Anger: A watch Over your Tantrum

Understanding Cancer

Assessment of Sleep Deprivation on Academic Performance among Cadets of Nigeria Defence Academy

MANUSCRIPTS BEING PREPARED FOR PUBLICATION:

Resilience Training of Military and Civilian Families to Combat Trauma of War and Terrorism in Journal of Clinical Psychology. The involvement of Nigerian Military both in peace operations, war mission and counter terrorism operation has proved the result of the hard military training of both men and women either at officer ranks and other ranks. The challenge of counter terror- ism in the past eight (8) years has exposed the military to more tactical opera- tions considering the gorilla like tactics employed by the insurgence. Military training in the Nigerian army is a tested ground for only the hard and rocky that could survive the rigor of the stages of training. Serving in the Nigerian army is a much-respected job. Nevertheless, it is quite hard to pass Nigerian army training without a deep physical grounding.

Assessment of Sleep Deprivation on Academic Performance of Cadets in Nigerian Defence Academy. Sleep is an innate biological rhythm and a physio- logical need of every living being. We are lured into a realm of mental escapades either by the body timing or due to a stressor. Sleep is not just a pleasurable state of consciousness or unconsciousness but seen as a repair theory and eco- logical theory. How long can someone go without sleep and still function? Previ- ous studies on sleep deprivation argue that performance can be optimized by sleeping more than 8 hours a day. Combining Military training and academic ac- tivities makes cadets vulnerable to sleep deprivation. Page 4 of 7

Recession: Impact and Effect on Students Academic Performance (Lit- erature). The concept of academic performance is a source of concern to par- ents, teachers and institutions. Higher scores indicate better academic perfor- mance. However, the recent economic recession on the nation Nigeria call for an assessment on academic performance. This research sample is on the cadets of the Nigerian Defence Academy. A carefully designed academic performance scale and questionnaires distributed randomly at different academic level, find out the impact of recession on academic performance with a specific reference to cadets.

Series: A collections of monthly IEC Materials on Health, Social and Lifestyle. These are collections from a ‘Wordly’ a monthly publication on series of contemporary issues in health, Social life and lifestyle.

Assessment of Psychological Trauma and Social Support among Military Families of North –East Boko Haram Mission. The role of the military in se- curing the peace and protecting the nation from both internal and external threat has been challenged to its barest minimal with the surge of insurgency in the North East. Research has shown that most military family shows traumatic signs and symptoms before, during or after their spouses are sent on the mission to the North East. Therefore, this study examines the psychological trauma among 160 military families drawn from five different military Barracks within Kaduna metropolis. This research work intends to look at the pre and post traumatic challenges of military families whose spouse are on mission in the North East on the fight against insurgency.

Resilience Training of Military and Civilian Families to Combat Trauma of War and Terrorism. War and terrorism are man’s perpetrated acts of vio- lence, that vary along a number of dimensions such as the diversity of the war- related traumatic stressors, the zone of impact (single site or multiple sites), fre- quency and duration of exposure (single or multiple events) and their effects on family, social and community infrastructure as well as life sustaining variables such as access to food, water, shelter, and protection from disease. The impact of war-related stressors may occur as the direct result of physical and visual impact, Page 5 of 7

media exposure, or through the various forms of interpersonal experiences — the wounding and killing of loved ones, the brutal rape and torturing of innocent vic- tims, malnutrition, starvation, disease and emotional contagion, and social dis- ruption and the loss of peer related experiences, routinized family, school and community life. In some instances, children may be kidnapped and forced to par- ticipate as child warriors in violent acts under the threat of losing their own lives. RESEARCH INTEREST:

Sleep

Personality

Abnormal Psychology

Positive Psychology

Intelligence

INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES:

Computer Software Applications

Presentation & Graphics

Internet Research

Motivational Talk

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION:

Clinical Psychology

Positive Psychology

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES/ORGANISATIONS:

Member, Nigerian Psychological association, Nigeria

Member, Clinical Psychology Association, Nigeria

Member, Institute of Management, Nigeria

Member, Exam Ethics International, Nigeria

Member, America Psychology Association, America

HOBBIES: Teaching, Motivational talk and Discuss

LETTER OF EMPLOYMENT AND CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT:

Letter of Employment: December 2014

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Confirmation of Appointment: January, 2017

REFEREES: Prof. Akin Odebunmi

Department of Psychology

Baze University, Abuja

E-mail: admixr@r.postjobfree.com

Tel: 0803 317 28l0

Dr. Agatha Ogwu

Nasarawa State University, Keffi

Tel: 080*-***-****

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