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Lawrence T. Woodburn, Ph.D Lawrence T. Woodburn, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist, PSY 5312 Email directly to Dr. Woodburn click here.Education Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology), Southern Illinois University, August 1976 M.A. (Clinical Psychology), Southern Illinois University, June 1973 B.S. (Psychological and Industrial Administration), Iowa State University, June 1971 Areas of Concentration Major: Clinical Psychology Minor: Personality Assessment
Network Director, 1-800-THERAPIST San Diego and Los Angeles Regions Professional Experience 1/78 to present Licensed Clinical Psychologist (in private practice) Individual, group, and family psychotherapy. Appointed to affiliate medical staff of San Luis Rey Hospital, Encinitas, California. Co-founder of Community Research Foundation, Inc. President, California Consulting Group.
Consulting Psychologist 4/80 to 7/88 Community Research Foundation, Inc. Developed hospital alternative system for San Diego, California. In charge of staff training and supervision for four hospital alternative programs.
Psychological Assistant (to Andrew J. Bowen) 9/76 to 1/78 Average caseload of fifteen clients and five families. Consultation at the Vista Halfway House of Social Advocates for Youth.
Clinical Psychology Intern 9/75 to 8/76 Fort Logan Mental Health Center Extensive experience in child inpatient and community mental health settings. Special emphasis on family therapy, group process, and outreach consultation and education.
Graduate Assistant to SIU Clinical 9/71 to 8/75 Practicum Sequence Supervised two to four beginning practicum students, using peer supervision format. Co-led skill-building programs in basic counseling skills (Carkhuff model) and Gestalt therapy. Led process/growth group for one Clinical Center Treatment Team.
Convention Presentations Over 75 presentation and invited addresses at regional, national, and international conventions.
Consultation Broad range of independent consulting experience with private industry, higher education, and mental health agencies.
Honors and Awards Presentation Merit Award, Division 17, APA Convention, 1985, 1986...U.S. Public Health Service Traineeship, 1972-1976...Graduate School Fellowship, Southern Illinois University, 1971-1972...Phi Kappa Phi National Honorary.. Psy Chi Honorary...Graduation with Honors, Iowa State University, 1971...Scholarship Recognition Award (top 2%), Iowa State University, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971...Admission with Recognition Award, Iowa State University, 1964.
Publications Lange, A.J., Woodburn, L.T., and Miller, W.G. Intellective and ego-functioning differences among Clark-Trow student subgroups. Journal of College Student Personnel, November, 1974. Depue, R.D., and Woodburn, L.T. The disappearance of paranoid symptoms with chronicity. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, December, 1974. Woodburn, L.T., and Bekker, L.D. Differentially related factors of locus of control to a behavioral criterion. Psychological Reports, February, 1975. Gulanick, N., Woodburn, L.T. and Rimm, D.C. Weight gain through self-control procedures. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, August, 1975. Woodburn, L.T., and Barnhill, L.R. Applying family systems therapy principles to couples counseling. Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1977 (Article solicited by journal). Paulsen, K., Woodburn, L.T. and Rimm, S. A self-control approach in the treatment of inefficient spending. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1978. Woodburn, L.T., and Simpson, S. Seven types likely to file stress claims. San Diego Business Journal, July 19, 1993. Woodburn, L.T., and Simpson, S. Profiling workers who file workers' compensation stress claims. EAP Digest, September/October 1993. Woodburn, L.T., and Simpson, S. Employee types: Who will be the next stress claimant? Risk Management, February, 1994. Woodburn, L.T., and Simpson, S. Coping with the stages of job stress. EAP Digest, May/June 1998. Return to the 1-800-THERAPIST HOME PAGE |
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