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Lisa Erickson 2910 East Madison Street, Suite 102 Seattle, Washington 98112 (206) 352-0363 lisa@lisaerickson.net EDUCATION
M.S. — Counseling Psychology, University of Kansas, 1983 B.A. — Psychology, Human Development and Family Life, University of Kansas, 1976 HONORS & CREDENTIALS State Delegate to the American Association of State Counseling Boards Annual Meeting, 2005, 2007 Past Co-chair of the Washington state Department of Health Advisory Committee for Mental Health Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists and Social Workers. Appointed by the Secretary of the Department of Health, 2002-2007 Senior Consultant to the Executive Committee of the Washington Mental Health Counselors Association, 2002-2003 President, Washington Mental Health Counselors Association, 1999-2000 Awarded State Chapter of the Year by the American Mental Health Counselors Association, 2000 President, Seattle Counselors Association, 1995-1996 Licensed Mental Health Counselor #020703 LH00004978 Who’s Who Among Human Service Professionals, 1988 edition Founding Member, Secretary and Member of the Executive Board of the Kansas Association of Domestic Violence Programs, 1979-1980 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Private Practice—full time. Individual, couple, and family psychotherapy.
Clinical supervision for licensure candidates and case consultation for
other clinicians. 1986 to present Adjunct Faculty—Antioch University, Seattle. Teaching addiction and substance abuse treatment, psychopathology, and professional ethics in a graduate psychology program. 1985 to present Clinical Supervisor—Bainbridge Island Youth Services. Clinical supervisor. 2006 Consultant—weekly group consultation with graduate student interns, 2005 to 2006 Consultant—Special Commitment Center, Department of Social and Health Services, Steilacoom. Critical incident and trauma services for clinical and correctional staff, 1996 –2002 Clinical Consultant — Catholic Community Services, Seattle. Provided clinical supervision to adult counseling team, 1999-2000 Adjunct Faculty—City University, Renton. Taught human development and group therapy in a graduate psychology program, 1987 Adjunct Faculty—Chapman College, Bellevue. Taught addictions and substance abuse treatment in a graduate psychology program, 1987 Program Director—North Drug and Alcohol Program, Center for Human Services, Seattle. Clinical and administrative supervision, program management, program development, public education, liaison with local and state agencies, 1985-1987 Program Coordinator—Adult Drug Treatment Services, Center for Human Services, Seattle. Clinical and administrative supervision, individual, couple and family psychotherapy, 1984-1985 Psychotherapist—Pacific Treatment (formerly the Drug Abuse Council), Everett, WA. Individual, couple, family and group psychotherapy with substance abusing and/or chronically mentally ill adolescents and adults. Primary adolescent and family therapist, 1982-1984 Project Director—Project Health, Drug Abuse Council, Everett. Program development, evaluation, supervision, grant-writing, and direct services in a school based drug prevention program for children and adolescents, 1981-1983 Project Coordinator—Project Health, Drug Abuse Council, Everett, 1980-1981 Project Coordinator—Battered Women’s Task Force, Topeka, KS. Counseling, clinical and administrative supervision of staff, interns, and volunteers for shelter and crisis line, program development, community organization, grant-writing, and public education, 1979-1980 Instructor—Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work, Kansas State University, 1979-1980 Psychotherapist—Achievement Place for Girls, Lawrence, KS. Counseling adolescent girls in a residential treatment facility, 1977-1979 Psychotherapist—Avila College Counseling Center, Kansas City, MO. Psychotherapy, testing and assessment, 1978 Coordinator—Douglas County Drug Abuse Council, Lawrence, KS, Program development, grant-writing, administration and public education, 1977 Research Assistant—Achievement Place Research Project, University of Kansas, 1976-1977 Research Assistant—Department of Psychology, University of Kansas, 1974-1976 Research Assistant—Children’s Rehabilitation Unit, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS 1974 Crisis Counselor—Headquarters, Inc. Lawrence, KS, Crisis counseling at a drug hot-line and drop in center, 1973-1975 PRESENTATIONS AND TRAININGS "Using Your Code of Ethics or How to Avoid Narcolepsy and Dread while Fulfilling Your Ethics Requirement". Vancouver, WA. Cascadia Training, 2009. "Common Goals, Different Roads: Approved Supervision Across Mental Health Disciplines." With 6 other faculty. University of Washington School of Social Work, 2009. "Identifying Gifted Adults: When It Looks Like Psychopathology But Isn't". Cascadia Training, Antioch University Continuing Education, 2009. “Ethics and Law for Clinical Supervisors” with Bob Smith, attorney at law. Cascadia Training, 2008, 2009. “Healthy Families—Preventing Problems Before They Start.” Keynote address. Town Hall Meeting: Protecting our Youth. Stop Youth Drinking, Start Thinking Coalition. Seattle. 2008 “Rwanda: A Small Country with a Big Story.” University House. 2008. “Developmental Perspectives on Narcissism and Addictions: Understanding the Shame Dynamic”. Cascadia Training, 2007, 2008, 2009. “Working with Narcissism: Maintaining a Compassionate Heart”. Seattle Counselors Association. 2007. “Building Your Private Practice”. Washington Mental Health Counselors Association, Cascadia Training, 2006 to present. “Clinical Supervision: Improving Skills in a New Era”. North Sound Training Institute, Catholic Youth and Family Services-Yakima, Washington Mental Health Counselors Association (six times), Antioch University (five times), National Association of Social Workers—Washington state (Seattle and Spokane), Compass Health, Central Washington Community Mental Health Center, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. 2003-to present “Ethics and Supervision”, and “Ethics and Supervision: Advanced Issues”, 18th Annual Conference on Addictive Disorders and Behavioral Health. The Institute for Integral Development, Bellevue, WA 2005 “Hatch, Match and Dispatch: The Professional Lifecycle of the Mental Health Counselor”, American Mental Health Counselors Association National Conference, 2003. Seattle Counselors Association, 2004 “Object Relations and Addiction Counseling” and “Treating the Narcissistic Client”, 14th Annual Northwest Conference on Addictions. The Institute for Integral Development, 2001 “Narcissus and Echo Revisited” and “Psychodynamics of Denial and Repression”, 13th Annual Northwest Conference on Addictions, 2000 “Dealing with the Psychodynamics of Denial and Repression” and “Narcissism and Substance Abuse”, 12th Annual Northwest Conference on Addictions, 1999 “Psychodynamics of Denial and Repression in the Addicted Trauma Survivor” and “Managing Addiction in the Client with Dissociative Identity Disorder”, 9th Annual Northwest Conference on Addictions, 1996 “Thriving, Not Just Surviving in the Workplace”, Yakima Valley Community College, 1991 “Coping with the Dysfunctional Workplace”, Seattle, 1991 “The Dance of Denial”, Northwest Center for Adult Children, 1990 “ACOA Issues in the Clinical Workplace”, Washington State Bureau of Alcohol and Substance Abuse (BASA) training, 1988 “Clinical Supervision in Alcohol/Drug Treatment”, BASA training, 1987-1988 “Co-Dependency”, Office of Women’s Programs, Highline Community College and North Seattle Community College, 1987 “Maintaining Professional Boundaries with Clients”, Substance Abuse Program, Tacoma/Pierce County Health Department, 1987 “Assaultiveness and Drugs of Abuse”, Municipal Probation Services, Seattle, 1986 “Identifying the Drug Using Employee”, Quinton Instruments, and PACCAR, Seattle, 1986 Pyramiding Prevention Activities”, BASA training, Ellensburg, Olympia, Pasco, Seattle, Spokane, Vancouver, WA, 1982 “Developing Prevention Strategies in the Northwest”, University of Washington, Seattle, 1981 “Housing Systems in Urban Areas”, Region VII Domestic Violence Training Conference, Lincoln, NE, 1979 “Chemicals and Violence: A Family Problem—Legislative and Legal Issues”, Manhattan, KS 1979 “Battered Persons: Tip of the Iceberg”, The First Governor’s Conference on Chemical Dependency, Topeka, KS, 1979 “Developing Crisis Services”, Action vs. Abuse Conference, Salina, KS, 1979 “Spouse Abuse”, Kansas Conference on Social Welfare, Wichita, KS, 1979 “The Alternate”, Achievement Place M.A. Education Program, University of Kansas, 1978 PUBLICATIONS Erickson,
Lisa and Mayfield, Lisa. “Hatch, Match, and Dispatch: The Growth
Stages of a Professional Counselor”. The Advocate. Vol.27, No.1, 2004. “Why I Have Decided Not to Work with Managed Care”. Journey, 1996. “Progress Notes” Monthly column in Journey, a nationally distributed newspaper for “those interested in understanding addiction, abuse, dysfunction, and the healing process”. 1990-1992. “Variables Associated with the Severity of Assault on Battered Women”. Thesis manuscript. 1982. Martin, Edwin; Fleming, Fred; Hennrikus, Deborah, J.; Erickson, Elizabeth A. “Studies of the Length-Difficulty Relation in Serial Memorization” Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior Vol. 16, 535-548. 1977. MEMBERSHIPS
American Association of State Counseling Boards Chemical Dependency Professionals of Washington State National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors Washington Mental Health Counselors Association |