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Vita.Janis Crawford 2015
- 1. JANIS IRENE CRAWFORD,MA, LPC, ACS 3736 NE Cleveland Ave. Portland, OR 97212 ∙ 307-321-3212 ∙ spiritlifewisdom@hotmail.com I. EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS a. Education MA Psychology, Michigan School of Professional Psychology in Farmington, MI 1998 Emphasis: Clinical Humanistic Psychology BA Psychology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 1995 Emphasis: Psychology, Philosophy PhD. Depth Psychology, Pacifica Graduate Institute, Carpentaria, CA 2011– Emphasis: Psychotherapy in progress b. Licensure and Certification Oregon Licensing Board; Licensed Professional Counselor #C2629 2011 Center for Credentialing & Education; Approved Clinical Supervisor ACS01047 2011 National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC); Nationally Certified Counselor 2001 II. CLINICAL HISTORY a. Professional Experience Psychotherapist, Wise Counsel and Comfort 2013 – Present 423 NE 60th Ave. Portland, OR 97213 / 3954 N. Williams Ave. Portland, OR 97212 1. Provided psychotherapy services while under supervision and obtaining a doctorate in Depth Psychology with an emphasis in Psychotherapy Clinical Supervisor, Providence Chemical Dependency Stabilization Unit 2010 – Present Providence Portland Medical Center, Portland Oregon 2. Provided clinical supervision to counseling staff on addictions treatment and milieu management 3. Conducted ongoing coaching and formal training for counseling and medical staff in the use of Motivational Interviewing 4. Collaborated with the Nurse Manager in the supervision and development of the residential treatment program and staff Program Director, Treatment of Addiction & Criminal Thinking (TACT) 2005 – 2010 Community Education Centers Inc. and Wyoming Department of Corrections 5. Re-prioritized program goals and submitted restructuring proposals to elicit more efficient use of clinical resources 6. Facilitated change of treatment paradigm from program-based to client-based treatment and documentation practices 7. Provided training to program and correctional staffs in use of Cognitive- Behavioral Therapy, the Transtheoretical Model of Change, and Motivational Interviewing 8. Established substance abuse service documentation forms and collaboration protocols for correctional and program staffs 9. Contributed statistical data for the annual publication of the Wyoming Department of Corrections Strategic Plan 10. Created and revised American Society of Addictions Medicine patient placement criteria working clinical forms for case file documentation 11. Supervised compliance to Wyoming Department of Health Substance Abuse Division Standards for program certification Vita: Janis Irene Crawford Page 1 of 6 Updated: 2015-08-15
- 2. Acting Clinical Director,Intensive Treatment Unit, Lusk, WY 2007 – 2008 Community Education Centers Inc. and Wyoming Women’s Center 12. Provided clinical supervision for a team of 6-10 counselors employed at the Intensive Treatment Unit 13. Offered guidance and training in the use of the Addiction Severity Index, American Society of Addiction Medicine placement criteria continued service reviews, and Motivational Interviewing Acting Clinical Director, Intensive Treatment Unit, Rawlins, WY 2005 – 2006 CiviGenics Inc. and Wyoming State Penitentiary 14. Provided clinical supervision to the program and individual counselors, facilitating change toward a traditional Therapeutic Community model 15. Demonstrated assessment, client file documentation, and motivational enhancement methods and protocols Program Coordinator, Treatment of Addiction & Criminal Thinking 2001 – 2005 Wexford Health Sources Inc. and Wyoming Department of Corrections 16. Established TACT Program manuals, policies, and procedures to provide assessment, cognitive-behavioral group therapy and case management in a correctional setting 17. Coordinated Program activities at the Wyoming State Penitentiary, Wyoming Women’s Center, Wyoming Honor Farm, and the Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp 18. Interviewed and hired clinical and clerical staff for program sites at each correctional facility 19. Perpetuated communication and liaison with Wyoming Department of Corrections officials to provide outpatient substance abuse treatment services for more than 100 inmates 20. Provided demonstration and training of the Addiction Severity Index and American Society of Addictions Medicine Patient Placement Criteria analysis to determine appropriate substance abuse level of care and treatment recommendations 21. Implemented consistent monthly statistical reports describing hours of service activities, assessment outcomes, treatment contacts and program participation and discharge data 22. Implemented current schedule of clinical supervision, assessment and documentation review, and cooperative guidance for TACT staff 23. Mandated group supervision and client file audits for quality assurance Senior Counselor, Residential Substance Abuse Treatment, Jackson, MI 1999 – 2001 Wexford Health Sources Inc. and Michigan Department of Corrections 24. Perpetuated communication and provided liaison among Michigan Department of Corrections officials, program evaluators program site coordinator, and program staff to provide residential substance abuse treatment services to 272 male inmates 25. Developed and implemented program format, staff training manuals, and performance assessment systems 26. Management of program activity schedules, staff training, team meetings, and client case conferences Counselor, Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program, Jackson, MI 1998 – 1999 Wexford Health Sources Inc. and Michigan Department of Corrections 27. Facilitated individual therapy, didactic and interactive cognitive-behavioral group therapy, treatment planning and review, and maintenance of client files Vita: Janis Irene Crawford Page 2 of 6 Updated: 2015-08-15
- 3. 28. Provided counselingwith families of male inmates participating in substance abuse treatment 29. Administered the Addiction Severity Index at client intake interviews b. Internship Senior Testing Specialist, Andrew M. Barclay PhD PC, East Lansing, MI 1999 – 2000 1. Administered and interpreted psychological testing instruments including, Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2, Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-Adolescent, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale- Revised, The Bender-Gestalt Test, The Millon Clinical Multi axial Inventory-III, Peabody Picture-Vocabulary Test III, The Thematic Apperception Test, and Sentence Completion, House-Tree-Person and Kinetic Family Drawing Projective tests 2. Received training in the administration and interpretation of The Rorschach Projective Test 3. Conducted structured and informal interviews with child and adolescent victims and perpetrators of psychological, physical and sexual abuse 4. Prepared written documentation of test results and presented assessment conclusions at case conferences with social workers and psychologists Intern Psychologist, Oakland Family Services, Berkley, MI 1997 – 1998 5. Provided individual therapy for adolescent and adult clients with various problems including depression, anxiety and psychosis 6. Performed initial intakes, developed treatment plans, made diagnostic assessments, reviewed case histories, and documented progress 7. Facilitated chemical dependency and substance abuse awareness groups for adults, adolescents, and children 8. Participated in case presentation and developmental meetings and made referrals to psychologists, psychiatrists and community programs III. AFFILIATIONS a. Associations Motivational Interviewing MINT-PLUS Mentor 2013 – 2014 Chemical Dependency Training Consortium of the Northwest 2010 – present Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers 2007 – present Wyoming Criminal Justice Association 2005 – 2010 American Counseling Association 2002 – present American Correctional Association 2001 – 2010 b. Committees Chemical Dependency Training Consortium of the Northwest Board Member 2011 – present Providence Suicide and Violence Assessment & Management Committee 2010 – 2014 Providence Inpatient Clinical Issues Committee 2010 – 2014 Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers Board of Directors Liaison 2009 – 2010 Wyoming Department of Health Criminal Justice Standards Committee 2008 – 2009 Wyoming Department of Corrections/Community Education Centers Workgroup 2008 – 2010 Department of Corrections Motivational Interviewing Coaching Consultant 2007 – 2010 Community Education Centers Inc. Case File Standardization; Editor 2007 – 2009 Joint Re-Entry Team of Wyoming Department of Corrections and Health Care 2001 – 2003 Vita: Janis Irene Crawford Page 3 of 6 Updated: 2015-08-15
- 4. IV. PRESENTATIONS ANDTRAININGS a. Motivational Interviewing (MI) “Advanced Motivational Interviewing” August 14, 2015 6 hour workshop for Chemical Dependency Training Consortium, Vancouver, WA “Introduction to Motivational Interviewing” June 23-24, 2015 2 day workshop with Ariel Singer and the Addiction Technology Transfer Center “Motivational Interviewing Groups” June 12, 2015 6 hour workshop for Chemical Dependency Training Consortium, Vancouver, WA “Motivational Interviewing Coaching and Coding,” January 6, 2014 90 minute presentation for Providence Chemical Dependency Staff, Portland, OR “Behavioral Interviewing,” January 6, 2014 1 hour presentation for Providence Security Department, Portland, OR “Mental Health Staff Motivational Interviewing,” December 10 & 12, 2013 8 hours workshop training with Mike Hollen at Providence Behavioral Health, Portland, OR “Motivational Interviewing in Leadership,” July 24, 2013 60 minute presentation for Providence Leadership Forum, Portland, OR “Re-Visioning Motivational Interviewing,” June 14, 2013 6 hour workshop for Chemical Dependency Training Consortium, Vancouver, WA “Practical Motivational Interviewing,” January 11, 2012 2.5 hour online presentation for American Ambulatory Behavioral Health “Nursing Introduction to Motivational Interviewing,” November 14, 2011 3 hour introductory training for nursing staff at Providence Medical Center, Portland, OR “The Efficacy and Evolution of Motivational Interviewing,” October 5, 2011 1 hour Psychiatric Clinical Liaison Service Presentation; Providence Portland, OR “Introduction of MI for Behavioral Health Nurses,” July 12, 2011 3 hour training workshop; Providence Behavioral Health Nursing, Portland, OR “Practical Application of Motivational Interviewing,” May 13, 2011 1 day training for counselors; Chemical Dependency Training Consortium, Vancouver, WA “Motivational Interviewing for Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors,” April 14, 2011 4 hour training workshop; Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling Conference: Sheridan, WY “Motivational Interviewing in Corrections,” July 31, 2010 1.5 hour workshop; American Corrections Association Conference: Chicago, IL “Introduction to Motivational Interviewing,” July 23, 2010 1 day training; Community Education Center’s community corrections staff, Casper, WY “Motivational Interviewing in Prisons,” June 08, 2010 1.5 hour workshop; International Conference for Motivational Interviewing: Stockholm, Sweden “Advanced Clinical Motivational Interviewing Skills,” August 05, 2009 1 day training; Treatment of Addictions & Criminal Thinking Program staff, Rawlins, WY “Introduction to Motivational Interviewing,” March 03, 2009 1 day training; Community Education Center’s Colorado Springs, CO “Motivational Interviewing for Supervisors,” February 27, 2009 4 hour training; Community Education Center correctional program supervisors, Casper, WY “Motivational Interviewing Skills Application,” February 25, 2009 1 day training; Community Education Center’s residential treatment staff, Saratoga, WY “Intermediate Motivational Interviewing Skills Training,” February 17, 2009 1 day training; Community Education Center’s Staff, Littleton, CO “Motivational Interviewing Treatment Integrity Scale,” February 11, 2009 1 day training; Community Education Centers Staff in Wyoming, Casper, WY “Training for New Trainers,” December 1 – 2, 2008 2 day co-training with Ray Gingerich; Department of Corrections, Cheyenne, WY Vita: Janis Irene Crawford Page 4 of 6 Updated: 2015-08-15
- 5. “Introduction to MotivationalInterviewing,” August 27, 2008 1 day training; Community Education Center’s Littleton, CO “Motivational Interviewing Treatment Integrity (MITI) Code,” August 21, 2008 1 day training; substance abuse clinicians, TACT Staff Workshop Retreat, Riverton, WY “Clinical MI and the Transtheoretical Model of Change,” February 11 – 12, 2008 2 day training; Community Education Center’s Wyoming clinical staff, Newcastle, WY “Motivational Interviewing Clinical Techniques,” January 15, 2008 4 hour training; Rawlins Intensive Treatment Unit clinical staff, Rawlins, WY “An Introduction to Motivational Interviewing,” August 23, 2007 1 hour presentation; Wyoming Criminal Justice Association Conference, Cody, WY “Education Department Introduction to MI,” July 23, 2007 4 hour training; Wyoming Department of Corrections Education Department staff, Rawlins, WY “Application of Motivational Interviewing,” July 11, 2007 1 day training; TACT Staff Workshop Retreat, Lusk, WY “Motivational Interviewing and Staff Supervision,” April 26, 2007 5 hour training; New Mexico Probation and Parole Convention, Albuquerque, NM “Motivational Interviewing Introduction,” August 16, 2006 4.5 hour training; Rawlins Intensive Treatment Unit staff, Rawlins, WY “Motivational Interviewing Introduction,” July 19, 2006 4 hour training; Lusk Intensive Treatment Unit staff, Lusk, WY “Clinical Introduction to Motivational Interviewing,” March 28, 2006 1 day training; substance abuse clinicians, TACT Staff Workshop Retreat, Rawlins, WY B. Wyoming Department of Corrections Pre-Service Academy “Alcohol and Drug Detection,” Sam Borbely, 2002; Revised by Janis Crawford 2005 1.5 hour training; new Wyoming Department of Corrections employees presented by Janis Crawford on the following dates: September 2, 2009 - September 4, 2008 - April 18, 2008 - January17, 2008 - October 26, 2007 - August 3, 2007 - June 15, 2007 - July 13, 2006 C. Criminal Justice Substance Abuse Treatment and Documentation “Community Education Centers Clinical Documentation Form Revision,” November 24, 2009 2 hour training for program clinicians in the Wyoming Department of Corrections “Substance Abuse Referral Process and Interpretation,” August 12, 2008 1 hour training; Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp case management staff “Community Education Centers Inc. Client File Forms,” February 12, 2008 1 hour training; Community Education Center’s Wyoming clinical staff “Application of New Client File Forms,” January 15, 2008 3 hour training; Rawlins Intensive Treatment Unit clinical staff “Addiction and Chemical Education Group Facilitation,” November 1, 2007 6 hour training; Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp case management staff “Addiction and Chemical Education Group Facilitation,” August 13, 2007 6 hour training; Wyoming Honor Farm case management staff “Treatment of Addiction and Criminal Thinking,” June 27, 2007 1.5 hour presentation; Wyoming Parole Board Business Meeting “Addiction and Chemical Education / STEP Group Facilitation,” February 13, 2007 7 hour training; Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp case management staff “Addiction and Chemical Education Group Facilitation,” November, 2006 6 hour training; Wyoming Honor Farm case management staff “Treatment of Addiction and Criminal Thinking (TACT) Program Effect,” January 27, 2006 1 hour presentation; Wyoming State Penitentiary TACT Recognition Ceremony “Stages of Change,” August 23, 2005 Vita: Janis Irene Crawford Page 5 of 6 Updated: 2015-08-15
- 6. 2 hour presentation;Wyoming State Penitentiary case management staff “Stages of Change,” August 18, 2005 2 hour presentation; Wyoming Honor Farm TACT and case management staffs “Stages of Change,” August 10, 2005 2 hour presentation; Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp case management staff “Stages of Change,” August 11, 2005 2 hour presentation; Wyoming Women’s Center TACT and case management staffs D. American Society of Addictions Medicine (ASAM) “ASAM Patient Placement and Medical Care,” November 7, 2012 1 hour lecture; Psychiatric Clinical Grand Rounds at Providence Medical Center “Application of ASAM Patient Placement Criteria,” November 15, 2008 3 hour training; Lusk Intensive Treatment Unit clinical staff “Introduction to ASAM Patient Placement Criteria,” November 9, 2008 3 hour training; Lusk Intensive Treatment Unit clinical staff “ASAM Offender Patient Placement Criteria,” October 25, 2007 1 day training; Community Education Center’s Casper residential treatment staff “Understanding ASAM Patient Placement Criteria,” December 22, 2005 4 hour training; Wyoming Women’s Center case management staff “American Society of Addictions Medicine Patient Placement Criteria,” December 7, 2005 4 hour training; Wyoming State Penitentiary Intensive Treatment Unit and TACT staff E. Addiction Severity Index (ASI) “Addiction Severity Index Administration,” November 8, 2008 1 day training; Lusk Intensive Treatment Unit clinical and case management staff “ASI; Interviewing and Assessing Offenders,” October 24, 2007 1 day training; Community Education Center’s Casper residential treatment staff “Addiction Severity Index Administration and Interpretation,” May 9, 2007 3.5 hour training; Rawlins residential and TACT clinical staff “The Addiction Severity Index Interview,” December 6, 2005 3 hour training; Wyoming State Penitentiary Intensive Treatment Unit and TACT staff V. RELATED EXPERIENCE A. Employment 1. Substance Abuse Professional Expert Witness 2008 Donna Sheen Law Offices, Cheyenne, Wyoming 2. Correctional Officer, Michigan Parole Camp, Jackson, Michigan 1996 – 1997 Graduated in the top 1% at the DeMarse Training Academy B. Projects 1. Motivational Interviewing Consult to Wyoming Department of Corrections 2006 – 2010 2. Statistical tracking of outpatient in-prison treatment services 2001 – 2010 3. TACT policies and Program Manual 2001 – 2002 Vita: Janis Irene Crawford Page 6 of 6 Updated: 2015-08-15
- 7. 2 hour presentation;Wyoming State Penitentiary case management staff “Stages of Change,” August 18, 2005 2 hour presentation; Wyoming Honor Farm TACT and case management staffs “Stages of Change,” August 10, 2005 2 hour presentation; Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp case management staff “Stages of Change,” August 11, 2005 2 hour presentation; Wyoming Women’s Center TACT and case management staffs D. American Society of Addictions Medicine (ASAM) “ASAM Patient Placement and Medical Care,” November 7, 2012 1 hour lecture; Psychiatric Clinical Grand Rounds at Providence Medical Center “Application of ASAM Patient Placement Criteria,” November 15, 2008 3 hour training; Lusk Intensive Treatment Unit clinical staff “Introduction to ASAM Patient Placement Criteria,” November 9, 2008 3 hour training; Lusk Intensive Treatment Unit clinical staff “ASAM Offender Patient Placement Criteria,” October 25, 2007 1 day training; Community Education Center’s Casper residential treatment staff “Understanding ASAM Patient Placement Criteria,” December 22, 2005 4 hour training; Wyoming Women’s Center case management staff “American Society of Addictions Medicine Patient Placement Criteria,” December 7, 2005 4 hour training; Wyoming State Penitentiary Intensive Treatment Unit and TACT staff E. Addiction Severity Index (ASI) “Addiction Severity Index Administration,” November 8, 2008 1 day training; Lusk Intensive Treatment Unit clinical and case management staff “ASI; Interviewing and Assessing Offenders,” October 24, 2007 1 day training; Community Education Center’s Casper residential treatment staff “Addiction Severity Index Administration and Interpretation,” May 9, 2007 3.5 hour training; Rawlins residential and TACT clinical staff “The Addiction Severity Index Interview,” December 6, 2005 3 hour training; Wyoming State Penitentiary Intensive Treatment Unit and TACT staff V. RELATED EXPERIENCE A. Employment 1. Substance Abuse Professional Expert Witness 2008 Donna Sheen Law Offices, Cheyenne, Wyoming 2. Correctional Officer, Michigan Parole Camp, Jackson, Michigan 1996 – 1997 Graduated in the top 1% at the DeMarse Training Academy B. Projects 1. Motivational Interviewing Consult to Wyoming Department of Corrections 2006 – 2010 2. Statistical tracking of outpatient in-prison treatment services 2001 – 2010 3. TACT policies and Program Manual 2001 – 2002 Vita: Janis Irene Crawford Page 6 of 6 Updated: 2015-08-15