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Jonathan W. Gould, Ph.D., ABPP Forensic Psychological Practice 417 A South Sharon Amity Road Charlotte, North Carolina 28211 (704) 364 0452 (704) 837 2969 (Fax) (704) 641 7990 (Cell) jwgould@aol.com (E-mail) Website: cccweb.info (Child Custody Consultants) EDUCATION BACKGROUND Diplomate American Board of Professional Psychology (2007) Board Certified American Board of Forensic Psychology (2007) Supervised Marriage Council of Philadelphia (1984) training University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Field of Study: Marriage, Family & Sex Therapy AAMFT Approved Program Doctoral Department of Counseling Psychology (1985) training State University of New York at Albany Albany, New York Field of Study: Counseling Psychology APA Approved Doctoral Program APA Approved Internship South Illinois University @ Carbondale Master's Department of Psychology (1978) training State University of New York, College at Plattsburgh Plattsburgh, New York Field of Study: Clinical & School Psychology Also granted: Certificate of Advance Study in Applied School Psychology Bachelor's Union College (1975) training Schenectady, New York Field of Study: Psychology (major) LICENSES/CERTIFICATES Licensed Psychologist State of Pennsylvania Licensed Psychologist State of North Carolina Licensed Counseling Psychologist State of South Carolina PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Present Psychologist/Partner Charlotte Psychotherapy & Consultation Group Charlotte, North Carolina Clinical and Forensic Psychology Private Practice Psychologist/Partner Child Custody Consultants [Website: cccweb.info] A national forensic psychology consulting service. 1997 - 1999 Executive Committee, North Carolina Psychological Association=s South Piedmont Representative 1984 - 1995 Gould & Associates Philadelphia & Wayne, Pennsylvania Clinical and Forensic Psychology Private Practice Psychologist, Delaware County Psychological Services, Broomall, PA. Healthcare Management Solutions, Inc., Co-Principal Workshops, Seminars, and other services to assist in the changes in behavioral health care delivery resulting from managed care 1987 - 1993 Horizon Consulting Group Wayne, Pennsylvania Corporate and Educational Consulting Consultant for Concorde, Inc. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Drug and Alcohol Programming for Industry 1986-1992 Assessment Specialist Human Service Systems, Inc. 1989-1991 Columnist Today's Post King of Prussia, Pennsylvania Co-author of column entitled, "Yours, Mine, & Ours" 1985-1991 Consultant Medical Claims Review Specialists, Washington, D.C. Review third-party insurance claims prior to litigation 1983 - 1984 Therapist/Intern: Marriage Council of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Specialized training program in Marriage, Family, & Sex Therapy 1979 - 1981 Staff Psychologist/Substance Abuse Counselor in Methadone Maintenance Program, Whitney M. Young Rehabilitation Center, Albany, New York TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1985 Developmental Psychology, Pennsylvania State University 1983 - 1984 Human Sexuality, Marriage Council of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania 1981 - 1982 Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy, Department of Counseling Psychology, State University of New York at Albany Career & Life Planning, Department of Counseling Psychology, State University of New York at Albany 1979 - 1980 Introduction to Educational Psychology, Department of Educational Psychology, State University of New York at Albany PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Association of Family and Conciliation Courts North Carolina Psychological Association National Register for Health Service Providers in Psychology National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges National Association of Counsel for Children American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children FORENSIC ACTIVITIES (past and present activities) Association of Family and Conciliation Courts’ Task Force on Focused/Limited Evaluations (2007 – present) National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges= Child Custody and Visitation Committee (2003 - 2004) Association of Family and Conciliation Courts= Task Force on Parent Coordinator Standards (2003 - 2005) North Carolina Psychological Association=s Psychology & Law Committee Mecklenburg County Family Court subcommittee on shared parenting Mecklenburg County Family Court subcommittee on assessing allegations of child sexual abuse within the context of custody and visitation disputes Mecklenburg County Family Court subcommittee on the parent coordinator program Mecklenburg County Family Court subcommittee on mediation and domestic violence Mecklenburg County Family Court subcommittee on healthy transitions for kids EDITORIAL BOARDS Associate Editor Journal of Child Custody Published by The Blackwell Press Reviewer Journal of Family Psychology (special issue on Family Law and Psychology), Published by the American Psychological Association Psychology, Public Policy & Law, Published by the American Psychological Association Journal of Child Custody FACULTY/CONSULTING Faculty American Bar Association’s Family Law Advocacy Institute, University of Houston School of Law, Houston, Texas. 2003 - 2007. Consultant Strategy 1 of the Total Research on the Review of Family Reports Project, Family Court of Australia, 2004. BOOKS Gould, J.W & Martindale, D.A. (2007). The Art and Science of Child Custody Evaluations. New York: Guilford Publishers. Gould, J.W. (2006). Conducting Scientifically Crafted Child Custody Evaluations, 2nd Edition. Sarasota, Fl.: Professional Resource Press. Barsky, A.E., & Gould, J.W. (2002). Clinicians in Court: A guide to subpoenas, depositions, testifying and everything else you need to know. New York: Guilford Press. Gould, J.W. (1998). Conducting Scientifically Crafted Child Custody Evaluations. Thousand Oaks, Ca.: Sage Publications. Gould, J.W., & Gunther, R.E. (1993). Reinventing Fatherhood. Blue Ridge Summit, PA.: TAB/McGraw-Hill. INVITED TALKS Keynote Speech: ACustody Evaluations: Science, Art or Voodoo?@ The Massachusetts Association of Guardian ad Litem and the Division of Psychology at Children=s Hospital=s In the Best Interests of the Child Series, Waltham, Ma., October 31, 2003. Keynote Speech: AToward a model for scientifically crafting child custody evaluations.@ 21st Annual Child Custody Colloquium, Los Angeles County Bar Association, Family Law Section, Los Angeles, Ca., February 27, 1999. BOOKS, CHAPTERS, AND ARTICLES IN PREPARATION Martindale, D.A. & Gould, J.W. “Risk Management and Child Custody Evaluations.” Manuscript in preparation for Professional Resource Press. Gould, J.W., Flens, J., & Martindale, D.A. “Responsible use of psychological tests in child custody assessment.” To appear in Galatzer-Levy & Kraus=s Scientific Basis of Child Custody Evaluations (2nd edition). (In preparation.) Gould, J.W. & Martindale, D.A. “Custody Evaluation Reports: The Case for References to the Peer-Reviewed Professional Literature.” Journal of Child Custody. (Manuscript submitted for publication.) PUBLICATIONS Martindale, D.A., & Gould, J.W. (In press). “Commentary on peer review.” The Matrimonial Strategist. Bow, J., Gould, J.W., & Flens, J.R. (In press). “Examining Parental Alienation in Child Custody Cases.” American Journal of Family Therapy. Martindale, D. A. & Gould, J. W. (2008). “Evaluating the evaluators in custodial placement disputes.” In H. Hall (Ed.) Forensic Psychology and Neuropsychology for Criminal and Civil Cases (pp. 527 – 546). Boca Raton, FL: Taylor & Francis. Gould, J.W., Martindale, D.A., & Eidman, M.H. (2008) “Domestic Violence and Child Custody Assessment.” Journal of Child Custody, 4 (1/2), 1 – 36.. Gould, J.W., Martindale, D.A., & Eidman, M.H. (2008). “Addressing Parental Sexual Orientation in Child Custody Evaluations: Probative or Prejudicial?” Journal of Forensic Psychologyl Practice, 7 (4), 111 - 124. Martindale, D.A., & Gould, J.W. (2007) “Custody Evaluation Reports: The Case for Empirically-derived information.” Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice, 7 (3), 87 – 99. Austin, W.G., & Gould, J.W. (2006). “Exploring three Functions in Child Custody Evaluation for the Relocation Case: Prediction, Investigation, and Making Recommendations for a Long-Distance Parenting Plan.” Journal of Child Custody, 3/4, 63 - 108. Bow, J., Flens, J., & Gould, J.W. (2006). “Commentary on MMPI-2 Readability.” Journal of Child Custody, 3 (1), 71 - 76. Bow, J., Gould, J., Flens, J., & Greenhut, D. (2006). ATesting in child custody evaluations- Selection, usage, and Daubert admissibility: A survey of psychologists.@ Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice, 6 (2), 17 - 38. McCurley, M.J., Murphy, K.J., & Gould, J.W. (2006). “Protecting children from incompetent forensic evaluations and expert testimony.” Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, 19 (2), 277 - 320. Bow, J., Flens, J., Gould, J.W., & Greenhut, D. (2006). “An Analysis of Administration, Scoring, and Interpretation of the MMPI-2 and MCMI-III in Child Custody Evaluations.@ Journal of Child Custody, 2 (4), 1 - 22. Gold-Bikin, L., & Gould, J.W. (2005) Post traumatic stress disorder and the practice of family law. Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyer, 19 (1), 1 - 16. Gould, J.W. (2005). APsychological testing in child custody evaluations.@ In J.R. Flens & L. Drozd (Eds). Psychological testing in child custody evaluations (pp. 49 - 69). New York. Haworth Press. Gould, J.W. (2005). “Psychological testing in child custody evaluations.@ Journal of Child Custody , 2 (1 / 2), 49 - 69. Gould, J.W., & Martindale, D.A. (2005). AA second call for clinical humility and judicial vigilance: Comments on Tippins and Wittmann (2005).@ Family Court Review, 43 (2), 253 - 259. Martindale, D.A., & Gould, J.W. (2005). AChild Custody.@ In Encyclopedia of Psychology (pp. 323 - 328). New York: Elesvier Publishers. Gould, J.W., & Martindale, D.A. (2004). ATeaching old dogs new tricks: The investigative role of a child custody evaluator.@ In Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations (pp. 154 - 157). Madison, Wi.: Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. Gould, J.W., Kirkpatrick, H.D., Austin, W., & Martindale, D.A. (2004) ACritiquing a colleague=s forensic work product: A suggested protocol for application to child custody evaluations.@ Journal of Child Custody, 1 (3), 37 - 64. Greenberg, L.R., Gould, J.W., Gould-Saltman, D.J., & Stahl, P.M. (2004). AIs the child=s therapist part of the problem?@ GPSolo. American Bar Association. www.abanet.org/genpractice/magazine/Sept2004/domestic.html. Martindale, D.A., & Gould, J.W. (2004). AThe forensic model: Ethics and scientific methodology applied to child custody evaluations.@ Journal of Child Custody 1 (2), 1 - 22. Greenberg, L.R., Martindale, D.A., Gould, J.W., & Gould-Saltman, D.J. (2004) AEthical issues in child custody and dependency cases: Enduring principles and emerging challenges.@ Journal of Child Custody, 1 (1), 9 - 32. Gould, J. (2004). AEvaluating the probative value of child custody evaluations: A guide for forensic mental health professionals.@ Journal of Child Custody, 1 (1), 77 - 96. Greenberg, L.R., Gould, J.W., Gould-Saltman, D.J., & Stahl, P.M. (2003). AIs the child=s therapist part of the problem? What judges, attorneys, and mental health professionals need to know about Court-related treatment for children.@ Family Law Quarterly, 3, 241 - 271. Greenberg, L.R., Gould, J.W., Schnider, R., Gould-Saltman, D.J., & Martindale, D.A. (2003). AEffective intervention with high conflict families: How judges can recognize and promote competent treatment in family court.@ Journal of the Center for Families, Children, and the Courts, 1 - 18. Baerger, D.R., Galatzer-Levy, R., Gould, J.W., & Nye, S. (2002) AA methodology for reviewing the reliability and relevance of child custody evaluations.@ Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, 18 (1), 35 - 73. Galatzer-Levy, R., Baerger, D.R., Gould, J.W, & Nye. S. (2002). AEvaluating the evaluation: How to understand and critique custody evaluations.@ In R. Brown & L. Morgan (eds.), 2003 Family Law Update (pp. 139 - 211). Maryland: Aspen Publishers. Gould, J.W. & Lehrmann, D. (2002) AEvaluating the probative value of child custody evaluations.@ Juvenile and Family Court Journal, 53 (2), 17 - 30. Gould, J.W. (2002). ABehavioral science models of expert witness testimony applied to child custody evaluations.@ Proceedings of the 2002 Northeast Regional Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts= Symposium on High Conflict Families and the Courts, pp. 124 - 144. Greenberg, L.R., & Gould, J.W. (2001) AMerging paradigms: Clinical treatment in a forensic context.@ Professional Psychology: Research & Practice, 32 (5), 469 - 478. Gould, J.W., & Stahl, P.M. (2001). ANever paint by the numbers: A response to Kelly & Lamb (2000), Solomon (2001), and Lamb & Kelly (2001).@ Family Court Review, 39 (4), 372 - 376. Gould, J.W. (2001). AA protocol for offering a critique of a colleague=s forensic work product.@ Handling of a Relocation Case. Proceedings of the American Bar Association, Family Law Section, Spring CLE Meeting, 343 - 358. Gould, J.W. (2001). ACrafting competent child custody evaluations.@ Ohio Psychologist, 48, 24 - 28. Greenberg, L.R., Gould, J.W., Gould-Saltman, D., & Stahl, P.M. (2001, Winter). AIs the child=s therapist part of the problem? What attorneys, judges, and mental health professionals need to know about court-related treatment for children.@ AFCC-Cal Newsletter, 6 - 7, 24 - 29. Gould, J.W., & Greenberg, L.R. (2000). AMerging paradigms: The marriage of clinical treatment with forensic thinking.@ Newsletter of the Academy of Family Psychology, 3 (2), 3 - 7. Gould, J.W., & Bell, L.C. (2000) AForensic methods and procedures applied to child custody evaluations: What judges need to know in determining a competent forensic work product.@ Juvenile and Family Court Journal, 38 (2), 21 - 27. Gould, J.W. & Stahl. P.M. (2000). AThe art and science of child custody evaluations: Integrating clinical and mental health models.@ Family and Conciliation Courts Review, 38 (3), 392 - 414. Gould, J.W. (1999) AA model for interdisciplinary collaboration in the development of psycholegal questions guiding court ordered child custody evaluations.@ Family and Conciliation Courts Review, 37 (1), 64 - 73. Gould, J.W. (1999) AA paradigm for the forensic evaluation of child custody determination.@ Family and Conciliation Courts Review, 37 (2), 135 - 158. Gould, J.W. (1999) AProfessional interdisciplinary collaboration and the development of psycholegal questions guiding court ordered child custody evaluations.@ Juvenile and Family Court Journal, 50 (1), 43 - 52. Gould, J.W. (1998) AEthical concerns in settlement based custody evaluations: Examination of clinical and forensic roles.@ Proceedings of the 1998 AFCC Family Dispute Resolution Continuum Conference, 6 - 18. RECENTLY CONDUCTED WORKSHOPS & PAPER PRESENTATIONS “How to effectively examine the child custody expert.” Presented with Christopher Melcher, Esquire at the 25th Annual National CLE Conference of the Colorado Bar Association, Vail, Colorado, January 6, 2008. ADistinguishing domestic violence dynamics from alienation dynamics.@ Pro Bono Custody Guardian Ad litem Seminar, Charlotte, NC., December 4, 2007. “Child centered custody evaluations.” Presented at 2007 Annual State Conference, “Child custody and mental health professionals: Social science on the witness stand.” Austin, Texas, October 5, 2007. “Interdisciplinary practice – the interface of social science and the law.” Presented at 2007 Annual State Conference, “Child custody and mental health professionals: Social science on the witness stand.” Austin, Texas, October 4, 2007. “How to effectively cross examine a psychologist.” Co-presented with Lynn Kamin, Esquire at the University of Texas School of Law’s 7th Annual Family Law on the Front Lines Conference, Galveston, Texas, June 28, 2007. “Writing custody evaluation reports for courts and families.” Full day workshop co-presented with David A. Martindale, Ph.D., ABPP and Jay Flens, Psy.D., ABPP at the 44th Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., May 30, 2007. “Scientific Custody Evaluations.” Presented to the Mid-Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges, Pittsburgh, Pa.: February 22, 2007. “Application of gatekeeping to child custody evaluations.” Presented with William Austin, Ph.D., Melisse Eidman, LCSW, and H.D. Kirkpatrick, Ph.D., ABPP to the 7th International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Atlanta, Ga.: October 20, 2006. “Examining parental alienation in child custody cases: A survey of mental health and legal professionals.” Presented with James Bow., Ph.D., and James R. Flens, Psy.D., ABPP to the 7th International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Atlanta, Ga.: October 20, 2006. “Increasing the probative value of child custody evaluations.” Presented to the Annual meeting of the North Carolina Certified Family Law Specialists Conference, Asheville, North Carolina, July 14, 2006. “Hearing children’s voices in child custody evaluations.” Presented to the Annual meeting of the North Carolina Certified Family Law Specialists Conference, Asheville, North Carolina, July 15, 2006. “Neutral Testimony in Custody Cases: Providing it professionally, effectively, and meaningfully.” Presented with Robert Dobrish, Esquire and The Honorable Laura Drager, New York County Lawyers’ Association Continuing Legal Education Institute, New York, NY.: June 17, 2006. “A national survey of psychologists testing practices in custody evaluation.” Presented with James Bow, Ph.D. and James Flens, Psy.D. 43rd Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Tampa Bay, Fl.: June 1, 2006. “Psychological Testing.” Presented with Lynn Kamin, Esquire at the 29th Annual Marriage Dissolution Institute, Family Law Section of the State Bar of Texas, Austin, Texas: April 20, 2006. “Child Custody Evaluations.” Contra Costa Family Law Section of the Contra Costa County Bar Association, November 16, 2005. “Use of Psychological Testing in Child Custody Evaluations.” Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Fall 2005 Conference, Breckenridge, Co.: September 23, 2005. AAnatomy of a Divorce Trial.@ Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute and co-presented with Lynne Gold-Bikin, Esquire and Jay Fishman. Mechanicsburg, Pa., June 21, 2005 and Pittsburgh, Pa., June 28, 2005. AChild Custody Evaluations: An advanced workshop.@ Workshop co-sponsored by the Association of Family & Conciliation Courts and the Loyola University Chicago School of Law, June 13 - 14, 2005, Chicago, Il. AEthical infractions and malpractice in child custody evaluations.@ Presented with Andy Benjamin, Ph.D., J.D., & The Honorable Arline Rotman (retired), 42nd Annual Conference: Solving the Family Court Puzzle, Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Seattle, Wa., May 19, 2005. ADistinguishing domestic violence dynamics from alienation dynamics.@ Pro Bono Custody Guardian Ad litem Seminar, Charlotte, NC., May 13, 2005. ACross Examination: How to Rattle the Expert.@ Presented with Lynne Gold-Bikin, Esquire at the 27th Annual Institute of the Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Tampa, Florida, May 6, 2005. AClinicians in Court.@ Workshop sponsored by the Rosen Law Firm and presented in Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina, April 23, 2005. ADemystifying Psychometric Testing.@ Presented with Mary Jo McCurley, Esquire & Kathryn Murphy, Esquire at the March 2005 meeting of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, March 10, 2005. ADomestic violence risk assessment.@ Presented with William Austin, Ph.D. at the California Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Annual Conference, Sonoma, Ca., February 11, 2005. AChild custody evaluations and other psychological evaluations.@ Family Law Section, 2005 South Carolina Bar Association Convention. Charleston, South Carolina, January 21, 2005. ADomestic violence and child custody evaluations.@ 2004 Fall CLE Conference, Section of Family Law, American Bar Association. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 22, 2004. AThe investigative component in child custody evaluations.@ Presented with David A. Martindale, Ph.D., ABPP. Sixth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts. Nashville, Tennessee, October 15, 2004. AChild custody evaluations and other types of psychological evaluations for the courts.@ Family Court of Cook County. Chicago, Illinois, September 23, 2004. “Conducting child custody evaluations: An advanced seminar.@ University of Wisconsin - Madison Division of Continuing Studies, Professional Development and Applied Studies and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Madison, Wisconsin, September 8 - 9, 2004. AThe changing landscape of family alienation dynamics: From parental alienation to child alienation and beyond.@ Administrative Office of the Court, Family Court Training for Judges and Staff, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, August 5, 2004. AFamily Law: Child Custody, Child Alienation, and Domestic Violence.@ Three-day seminar offered by the State Bar of Arizona=s 2004 CLE By the Sea, San Diego, California, July 14 - 17, 2004. AAdvance forum for Child Custody Evaluators.@ Co-presented with David A. Martindale, Ph.D., ABPP (Forensic) and Phil Stahl, Ph.D. Association of Family and Conciliation Courts 41st Annual Conference, San Antonio, Texas, May 15, 2004. ATrial practice for the expert and the lawyer: How to be effective in the courtroom.@ Co-presented with Mary Ferriter, JD, R. John Harper, LLB, Hector Mendez, JD, Shelly Probber, Psy.D., and The Honorable Arline Rotman (Ret.). Full day, pre-conference Institute for the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts 41st Annual Conference, San Antonio, Texas, May 12, 2004. AChild Custody Evaluations: Assessing allegations of maltreatment within the context of child custody disputes.@ South Carolina Bar, Continuing Legal Education, Family Law Intensive Workshop. Hilton Head, South Carolina, April 23 - 24, 2004. AThe alienated child in no man=s land.@ Presented to the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers for their CLE Program entitled: Family Law: The battlegrounds of marriage. Raleigh, North Carolina, January 16, 2004. ABe careful what you ask for: Increasing the probative value of child custody evaluations.@ Annual Conference of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, San Antonio, Texas, July 22, 2003. ASexual abuse allegations: Responding to Pendente Lite Motions.@ Presented with Kathryn Kuehnle, Ph.D., & David Martindale, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. (Forensic). Association of Family and Conciliation Courts= 40th Anniversary Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. May 29, 2003. AUsing child development research to make appropriate custody and access decisions@ and ADistinguishing domestic violence from alienation dynamics.@ Pro Bono Custody Guardian Ad litem Seminar, Mecklenburg County Bar Association, Charlotte, NC.: December 18, 2002 & May 15, 2003. AA practical approach to relocation cases.@ Full day workshop with Wm. Austin, Ph.D. and Leslie Ellen Shear, Esq., Fifth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Tucson, Arizona, November 7, 2002. AAddressing allegations of abuse: Assessment and case management issues.@ Moderated three 90 minute Plenary sessions focused on examination of differences between conventional forensic and trauma based models of evaluation. Panelists were Kathryn Kuehnle, Ph.D., Toby Kleinman, Esq., & Judge Susan Snow (ret.). Fifth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Tucson, Arizona, November 7-9, 2002. AEthics in Child Custody Cases: Emerging Issues and Challenges.@ Co-presented with Lyn R. Greenberg, Ph.D. and Dianna Gould Saltman, Esquire. Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, August 24, 2002. AChild sexual abuse Allegations: Clinical treatment and court-related evaluation.@ Co-presented with Mary Connell, Ph.D. (Chair), Kathy Kuehnle, Ph.D., Dan Shuman, J.D., and Beth Clarke, Ph.D. Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, August 25, 2002. AConducting Child Custody Evaluations.@ Two day workshop co-presented with Phillip Stahl, Ph.D., Philadelphia, Pa., August 5 - 6, 2002. AAssessment of minimal parenting competence in abuse and neglect cases.@ The 48th Annual Blue Ridge Institute for Juvenile and Family Court Judges Conference, Black Mountain, North Carolina, July 30, 2002. ADistinctions between assessment of alienation and domestic violence allegations.@ The 48th Annual Blue Ridge Institute for Juvenile and Family Court Judges Conference, Black Mountain, North Carolina, July 30, 2002. AComparative models of child custody evaluation: Referral criteria, validity issues, and the limits of expert opinion.@ LACBA Family Law Section/Los Angeles County Psychological Association, Los Angeles, Ca., June 22, 2002. AEffective cross examination and expert testimony.@ Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Northeast Regional Conference, New York, New York, March 18, 2002. AUsing child development research to make appropriate custody and access decisions@ Pro Bono Custody Guardian Ad litem Seminar, Mecklenburg County Bar Association, Charlotte, NC.: January 23, 2002. ARelevancy analysis applied to child custody evaluations.@ North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers Fall 2001 Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina, September 7, 2001. AMerging Paradigms: Clinical treatment in a forensic context.@ Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco, California, August 28, 2001. AThe intersection of Family Law and Family Psychology.@ Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco, California, August 28, 2001. AConducting scientifically crafted child custody evaluations.@ Full-day continuing education workshop presented at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco, California, August 27, 2001. ARelevancy analysis applied to child custody evaluations.@ Blue Ridge Institute for Juvenile and Family Court Judges 47th Annual Conference, Black Mountain, North Carolina, August 7, 2001. AThe role of the treating expert in custody and visitation disputes.@ 38th Annual Conference, Conflict Resolution, Children & the Courts, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Spring 2001 Conference, Chicago, May 11, 2001. AThe role of the custody evaluator: A round table discussion.@ 38th Annual Conference, Conflict Resolution, Children & the Courts, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Spring 2001 Conference, Chicago, May 10, 2001. AHandling of a relocation case: Substantive law and mental health perspective.@ American Bar Association, Family Law Section, Spring CLE Meeting, Kansas City, Kansas, April 20, 2001. AChild custody evaluations.@ California Administrative Office of the Court=s Annual Conference, Costa Mesa, California, March 23, 2001. AUse of Psychological Testing in Child Custody Evaluations@ Fourth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Kiawah Island, South Carolina, November 10, 2000. AHow to Write a Child Custody Evaluation Report@ Fourth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Kiawah Island, South Carolina, November 11, 2000. “Conducting child custody evaluations.@ Two-day workshop sponsored by the 2000 Family Court and Services Summer Institute, University of Wisconsin @ Madison, Department of Professional Development and Applied Studies, Madison, WI.: August 21 - 22, 2000. AConducting scientifically crafted child custody evaluations.@ Full day workshop at the Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C., August 8, 2000. AUsing child development research to make appropriate custody and access decisions.@ Pro Bono Custody Guardian Ad litem Seminar, Mecklenburg County Bar Association, Charlotte, NC.: June 9, 2000. ADomestic violence: Assessing the risk.@ Preconvention Institute sponsored by the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, New Orleans, La.: May 31, 2000. AAdvanced Issues in Child Custody Evaluations.@ Preconvention Institute sponsored by Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Newport Beach, Ca.: November 3, 1999. AChild Custody Ethics.@ Workshop presented at the Southwest Regional and California Chapter, AFCC & Y2K: Getting the Bugs Out of Family Law, Newport Beach, Ca.: November 4, 1999. ACompetent and Ethical Child Custody Evaluations.@ Workshop sponsored by the North Carolina Certified Family Law Specialists= Annual Conference, Charlotte, NC.: July 17 - 18, 1999. AAdvanced Issues in Child Custody Evaluations: Methods and Procedures of Scientifically Crafted Evaluations.@ Preconvention workshop sponsored by the Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Orlando, Fl.: October 31, 1998. AAdvanced Issues in Child Custody Evaluations: Conducting Move-Away Evaluations in Child Custody Evaluations.@ Preconvention workshop sponsored by the Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Orlando, Fl.: October 29, 1998. “Advanced Issues in Child Custody Evaluations: Use of psychological testing in child custody evaluations.@ Preconvention workshop sponsored by the Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., May 27, 1998. AUse of Psychological Testing in Child Custody Evaluations: To test or not to test?@ Third International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Breckenridge, Co., September 13, 1997. ADistinguishing between Clinical and Forensic Roles.@ Parent Coordinator Training, Charlotte Area Health Education Center, Charlotte, NC, August 22, 1997. RECENTLY ATTENDED SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS FOR FORENSIC SKILLS “Evaluation Process.” Presented by Commissioner Josanna Berkow, Randi Scalise Johnson, MA., MFT., Debbie Katz, MA., MFT., and Heidi Perryman, Ph.D. Presented at the 2008 California Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Santa Monica, California, February 9, 2008. (1.5 hrs). “The impact of celebrity on the lives of children: Special considerations or special treatment?” Presented by Judy Bogen, Esquire, Stan Katz, Ph.D., and Judge Robert Schnider. Presented at the 2008 California Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Santa Monica, California, February 9, 2008. (1.5 hrs). “Domestic Violence.” Presented by Commissioner Scott Gordon and Kathy Kuehnle, Ph.D. Presented by Judy Bogen, Esquire, Stan Katz, Ph.D., and Judge Robert Schnider. Presented at the 2008 California Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Santa Monica, California, February 9, 2008. (1.5 hrs). “The philosophic divide in Move-Aways.” Presented by Sanford Braver, Ph.D., Judge Melinda Johnson (Ret.), & Scott Altman, Esquire. Presented at the 2008 California Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Santa Monica, California, February 8, 2008. (1.5 hrs.) “The use of the MMPI-2 and Rorschach in Child Custody Evaluations.” Presented by Anthony J. Aloia, Ph.D., Carl Hoppe, Ph.D., Albert R. Gibbs, Ph.D. Presented at the 2008 California Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Santa Monica, California, February 8, 2008. (4 hours) “How to cross examine a custody evaluator.” Presented by Tim Tippins, J.D., Presented at 2007 Annual State Conference, “Child custody and mental health professionals: Social science on the witness stand.” Austin, Texas, October 4, 2007. “Psychological testing in child custody evaluations: Implications for clinical practice and social justice.” Workshop offered by David Medoff, Ph.D., Robert Zibell, Ph.D. at the 44th Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., May 31, 2007. “Divorce through the eyes of a child.” Workshop presented at the 44th Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., May 31, 2007. “Abuse, family violence, & memory in child custody cases.” Workshop presented by Kathy Kuehnle, Leslie Drozd, and Marsha Epstein at the 44th Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., May 31, 2007. “Children, marriage, separation, and divorce: The politics of policy, practice, and parenting. (Plenary Session #1). Presented at the 44th Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., June 1, 2007. “Alienating behavior within divorced families: Matched parents’ and now-young adult children’s reports.” Workshop presented by Sandy Braver, Ph.D. presented at the 44th Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., June 1, 2007. “Promoting high quality parenting to enhance resilience of children in high conflict divorces.” Workshop presented by Irwin Sandler, Ph.D. by at the 44th Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Washington, D.C., June 1, 2007. “Domestic Violence: Recent research and implications for custody, access, and parenting plans.” Workshop offered by Joan B. Kelly, Ph.D. and Janet Johnston, Ph.D., at the AFCC-Ca 2007 conference: Cutting Edge Issues: Multi-Disciplinary Dilemmas and Solutions, San Francisco, Ca., February 9, 2007 (4 CE hours). “Appointing a Child Custody Evaluator.” Workshop presented by Donald S. Eisenberg, Esquire at the AFCC-Ca 2007 conference: Cutting Edge Issues: Multi-Disciplinary Dilemmas and Solutions, San Francisco, Ca., February 10, 2007 (1.5 CE hours). “What’s Wrong with Children’s Rights.” Plenary session presented by Martin Guggenheim, J.D. at the AFCC-Ca 2007 conference: Cutting Edge Issues: Multi-Disciplinary Dilemmas and Solutions, San Francisco, Ca., February 10, 2007 (2 CE hours). “Rethinking Domestic Violence.” Plenary session presented by Donald G. Dutton, Ph.D. at the AFCC-Ca 2007 conference: Cutting Edge Issues: Multi-Disciplinary Dilemmas and Solutions, San Francisco, Ca., February 10, 2007 (2 CE hours). “Father involvement after divorce: From infant overnights to parental alienation.” Workshop offered by Marsha Kline Pruett, Ph.D., M.S.L., at the University of Baltimore School of Law, Center for Families, Children, and the Courts and Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Baltimore, Md.; December 4 - 5, 2006 (14 CE hours). “Psychological testing in child custody evaluations.” Workshop offered by James R. Flens, Psy.D., ABPP at the Seventh International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Atlanta, Ga.: October 19, 2006. (7 CE hours) “The Research Says. . .” Effective use of social science research in Family Law Cases. Workshop offered by Janet Johnston, Ph.D., Judge Ann Karan, Robert Kelly, Ph.D., and Sarah Ramsey, J.D., LL.M. at the 43rd Annual Conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, May 31, 2006, Tampa, Florida. (7 CE hours). “Resiliency and risk for children of separation and divorce: Current research and implications for practice.” Workshop offered by Joan Kelly, Ph.D. and sponsored by the Association of Family & Conciliation Courts and the Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Chicago, Il., June 15 - 16, 2005. (14 CE hours) Attachment and Trauma in Child Development. Workshop offered by the Office of Continuing Medical Education, School of Medicine, University of California at San Francisco. San Francisco, Ca., February 5, 2005. (7 CE hours) Advanced forensic psychology practice: Issues and applications. Three-day workshop offered by the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Charleston, South Carolina, January 13 - 15, 2005. (24 CE hours) “Advanced institute on psychological testing.@ Workshop presented by James Flens, Psy. D. Sixth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts. Nashville, Tennessee, October 14, 2004. (3 CE hours) “Child custody evaluation: Legal, clinical, and ethical issues.@ Workshop presented by David A. Martindale, Ph.D., ABPP and sponsored by the Department of Mental Health Law and Policy, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida, October 6 - 7, 2004. (14 CE hours) APsychologists and the Legal System.@ Workshop presented by William J. Stejskal, Ph.D. and sponsored by the North Carolina Psychological Association, 2004 Ethics Workshop, Charlotte, North Carolina, August 7, 2004. (6 CE hours) APersonal Injury Evaluations: Ethics, Case Law, and Practice.@ Workshop presented by David Vore, Ph.D. at the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Charlotte, North Carolina, February 15, 2004. (7 CE hours) AForensic Assessment of Violent Juvenile Offenders.@ Workshop presented by Thomas Grisso, Ph.D. at the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Charlotte, North Carolina, February 13, 2004. (7 CE hours) “Psychological Consultation in Care and Protection Matters.@ Workshop presented by Lois Oberlander Condie, Ph.D. at the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Charlotte, North Carolina, February 12, 2004. (7 CE hours) ADomestic Violence: New perspectives on assessment and treatment.@ Workshop presented by Donald Dutton, Ph.D., San Diego, California, January 23 - 24, 2004. (14 CE hours) AEthical Issues in Forensic Practice.@ Workshop presented by David Shapiro, Ph.D. at the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 17, 2003. (7 CE hours) AAssessing Malingering and Defensiveness@ (Dr. Otto renamed the workshop, AAssessment of Response Style.@ Workshop presented by Randy Otto, Ph.D. at the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 18, 2003. (7 CE hours) APsycholegal issues in Criminal Cases.@ Workshop presented by Christopher Slobogin, J.D. at the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 19, 2003. (7 CE hours) AChild Custody and Risk Management.@ Workshop presented by David Martindale, Ph.D. at the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 20, 2003. (7 CE hours) AAt the nexus of domestic violence and child maltreatment.@ Workshop presented by Leigh Goodmark, J.D., The Honorable Wm. Jones, & Peter Jaffe, Ph.D. Association of Family and Conciliation Courts 40th Anniversary Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, May 28, 2003. Child-based vs. Forensic Evaluations. Workshop presented by Nancy Oelsen, Ph.D., and Ginger Calloway, Ph.D., Fifth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Tucson, Arizona, November 9, 2002. The science and art of parent-child observations. Workshop presented by Marvin Acklin, Ph.D. Fifth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Tucson, Arizona, November 9, 2002. Boundaries, ethics, testimony, and court. Charlotte Area Health Education Center Continuing Education Program. Program presented by Ann Begler, J.D., October 9, 2002. (6 CE hours) Custody Evaluations with Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Parents. Workshop presented by M.C. Tye & S. M. Johnson at the American Psychological Association’s 110th Annual Convention. August 22, 2002. Chicago, Illinois. Conducting custody evaluations in the best interests of the child: Techniques, new legal and ethical requirements, and child sexual abuse issues. The Family Violence & Sexual Assault Institute at the California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego, Ca., July 26 - 28, 2002. (24 CE hours) Assessing risk in sex offenders. Workshop presented by Randy Otto, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Philadelphia, Pa., November 4, 2001. (7 CE hours) How reliable are children=s statements? Cognitive and social considerations. Workshop presented by Stephen Ceci, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Philadelphia, Pa., November 2, 2001. (7 CE hours) Crafting developmentally appropriate parenting plans. 38th Annual Conference, Conflict Resolution, Children, & the Courts. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Spring 2001 Conference, Chicago, Ill., May 9, 2001. Assessing allegation of child sexual abuse. Workshop presented by Kathryn Kuehnle, Ph.D. Fourth International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations, Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Kiawah Island, South Carolina, November 9, 2000. (7 CE hours) Custody evaluations and the alienated child. Alienation, Access & Attachment: Balancing legal issues with the needs of the family. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts 2000 Annual Conference. New Orleans, June 2, 2000. Supervised visitation and the resistant child. Alienation, Access & Attachment: Balancing legal issues with the needs of the family. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts 2000 Annual Conference. New Orleans, June 2, 2000. Use of the custody evaluation as evidence. Alienation, Access & Attachment: Balancing legal issues with the needs of the family. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts 2000 Annual Conference. New Orleans, June 1, 2000. Early Interventions in child alienation cases. Alienation, Access & Attachment: Balancing legal issues with the needs of the family. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts 2000 Annual Conference. New Orleans, June 1, 2000. Case management and the alienated child. Alienation, Access & Attachment: Balancing legal issues with the needs of the family. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts 2000 Annual Conference. New Orleans, June 1, 2000. Rethinking Alienation. Alienation, Access & Attachment: Balancing legal issues with the needs of the family. Association of Family & Conciliation Courts 2000 Annual Conference. New Orleans, May 30, 2000. Child custody and risk management. Workshop presented by David A. Martindale, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, New Orleans, March 9, 2000. (7 CE hours) Assessment of psychopathy: An overview of the Hare Scales. Workshop presented by Stephen Hart, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, New Orleans, March 8, 2000. (7 CE hours) Working with high conflict. Workshop presented by Margaret Lee, Ph.D. North Carolina Psychological Association. Chapel Hill, October 8, 1999. (6 CE hours) Working with Children and Families of high-conflict divorce and domestic violence. Two day workshop. Charlotte AHEC. March 26 - 27, 1999. Clinical and Forensic Assessment of Deception and Malingering.: A three day workshop. Forensic Psychological Associates. Miami, Fl.: March 13 - 15, 1998. (24 CE hours) Advanced topics in cross-examination. American Academy of Forensic Psychology. San Diego, Ca.: February 20, 1998. (7 CE hours) Advanced Criminal Forensic Psychology. American Academy of Forensic Psychology. San Diego, Ca.: February 19, 1998. (7 CE hours) Advanced topics in Competency (Mens Rea, Mitigating Circumstances, Competency to Confess, etc). Workshop presented by Charles Clark, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology. San Diego, Ca.: February 19, 1998. (7 CE hours) Comprehensive Child Custody Evaluations. Workshop presented by Stephen Sparta, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology. Hilton Head, SC.: February 1, 1998. (7 CE hours) Role of the Forensic Psychologist in Death Penalty Mitigation. Workshop presented by Alan Goldstein, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology. Hilton Head, SC.: January 31, 1998. (7 CE hours) Risk Assessment III: Approaches, Populations, Communication and Decision Making: A two-day workshop. Workshop presented by Kirk Heilbrun, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology. Hilton Head, SC.: January 29 - 30, 1998. (14 CE hours) Third International Symposium on Child Custody Evaluations. Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Breckenridge, Co.: September 11 - 13, 1997. Parent Coordinator Training. Charlotte Area Health Education Center. Charlotte, NC, August 22 - 23, 1997. Criminal Forensic Psychology. Workshop presented by David Shapiro, Ph.D. American Board of Professional Psychology Post-Graduate Institute in Psychology, Portland, OR., June 16 - 18, 1997. (24 CE hours) Children, Divorce & Custody: Lawyers and Psychologists working together. American Bar Association & American Psychological Association Joint Conference. Los Angeles, CA.: April 17 - 20, 1997. Family and Divorce Mediation: A 40-hour course in mediation practice and case law in the State of North Carolina. Charlotte, NC.: February 19 - 23, 1997. (40 CE hours) Personal Injury Evaluation: A Two-Day workshop on ethics, practice, instruments and case law. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, New Orleans, LA.: January 16 - 17, 1997. (14 CE hours) Evaluating Juvenile Offenders. Workshop presented by Joe McCann, Ph.D., J.D. Millon Clinical Inventories Conference. Philadelphia, PA., October 5, 1996. Forensic Use of the Millon Inventories with Adults. Workshop presented by Frank Dyer, Ph.D. Millon Clinical Inventories Conference. Philadelphia, PA., October 5, 1996. Adult disorders of personality. Workshop presented by Ted Millon, Ph.D. Millon Clinical Inventories Conference. Philadelphia, PA., October 4, 1996. Child Custody/Parenting Evaluations: Practice, Ethics and Case Law. Workshop presented by Stuart Greenberg, Ph.D. American Board of Professional Psychology Post-Graduate Institute in Psychology, Portland, OR., June 27 - 29, 1996. (21 CE hours) Effective and Ethical Expert Testimony. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Las Vegas, NV., April, 1996. (7 CE hours) Civil Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2. Workshop presented by Stuart Greenberg, Ph.D. & Kevin Moreland, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Las Vegas, NV., April, 1996. (7 CE hours) Personal Injury Evaluation: Ethics, Practice and Case Law. Workshop presented by Herb Weissman, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Hilton Head, S.C., March, 1996. (7 CE hours) Child Custody Evaluations: Concepts, Methods, and Complications. Workshop presented by Stuart Greenberg, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Hilton Head, S.C., March, 1996. (7 CE hours) Child Sexual Abuse Evaluations: Research, Assessment Issues and Legal Applications. Workshop presented by Michael Maloney, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Las Vegas, NV., April, 1996. (7 CE hours) Personal Injury Evaluations: Part I & II: Introduction to Assessment and Testimony. Two day workshop sponsored by the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Chicago, IL. November, 1995. (14 CE hours) Child Sexual Abuse Evaluation: An overview of research, assessment issues, and legal applications. Workshop presented by Michael Maloney, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Nashville, TN. February, 1995. (7 CE hours) Ethics and Forensic Practice. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Portland Oregon. November, 1994. (7 CE hours) Conducting Competent, Ethical Child Custody Evaluations. Workshop presented by Sherry, Skidmore, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology. Portland, Oregon. November, 1994. (14 CE hours) The Art and Science of Forensic Interviewing of Children. Second National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, May, 1994. The Scientific Basis for Expert Psychological Testimony Regarding Child Sexual Abuse. Second National Colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, May, 1994. Preparing for the Diplomate Examination in Forensic Psychology. Workshop presented by David Shapiro, Ph.D. American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Baltimore, MD., April, 1994. (7 CE hours) JURISDICTION AND AREA OF EXPERTISE IN WHICH I HAVE TESTIFIED Expert Testimony: Child Custody Expert Testimony: Child Sexual Abuse Chester County, Pennsylvania CYS Hearings, State Office Building, Pa. 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