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Curriculum Vitae
EDUCATION: Ph.D.
Clinical Psychology, APA Approved, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, March, 1978.
University of Florida Health Science Center (formerly UF J. Hillis Miller Science Center) Department of Clinical Psychology
& Health Psychology, PO Box 100165, 32610-0165 Internship Student Mental Health Services,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts, 1976-1977. M.A.T.
Master of Arts in Teaching in Psychology, University of Florida, August, 1972. B.A.
Psychology, University of Florida, June 1969. Post Doc Postdoctoral Master
of Science in Clinical Psychopharmacology, Alliant International University California School of Professional Psychology,
December 2008.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: March 2011 -
current: Sylva Clinical Associates of Sylva, North Carolina. August 1985 - March 2011: Clinical Psychologist, Jan D. Hembree, PhD, PC,
formerly Cross, Hembree, & Associates, P.C., now, Hembree, Brehony, Baker & Cameron. General private practice.
Specialties in Adolescent and Adult Psychotherapy, Family Mediation, Divorce & Custody. Approach to psychological treatment is cognitive-behavioral, dynamic, problem
focused, short and long term psychotherapy. Population served: youth, adults, couples, families. Special
areas of interest are troubled adolescents, adolescents with school and family problems, marital and couple's therapy, adolescent
and adult ADHD, depression and suicide in adolescents and adults, both men's and women's issues, family mediation in child
custody and visitation, and divorce coaching in collaborative practice.¬
Mediation and Parenting Consultant training experience in child development, child and adult
adjustment issues to divorce, adult psychopathology, family systems theory, communication and conflict resolution, parenting
plans, domestic violence, family mediation training including legal aspects of custody and divorce. September 2003 – 2005: Adjunct Faculty at Virginia Wesleyan
College, Psychology Dept, Norfolk, Virginia, Dept Chair: Rita Frank, PhD.
Undergraduate courses
taught: Group Dynamics, The Healthy Personality. April
1985 - August 1985: Clinical Psychologist, Atlantic Psychiatric Services. Inpatient services to adolescents,
adults, and outpatient services to adolescents, adults, couples; psychological testing. November 1979 - April 1985: Clinical Psychologist, Center Psychiatrists and Portsmouth
Psychiatric Center: Inpatient: Team psychologist
for an open adolescent unit modeled for the treatment of borderline adolescents; individual and group psychotherapy; case and consultation to unit nursing staff; consultations with families and social/legal agencies.
Outpatient: Adults,
adolescents, couples, groups, and families.
Evaluations: Personality
and cognitive.
Supervision: Clinical
Psychology Interns. January 1978
- November 1979: Psychologist and Program Director, North Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center, Sex Offender Unit. Program Director for an 18-bed treatment unit within the sex offender program
which included clinical supervision of 13 paraprofessional staff (Master's level). Co-director and therapist for
a 9-patient pre-release program. Supervisor and consultant for clinical staff in the diagnostic and evaluation sex offender
unit. January 1978 - November 1979: Psychotherapist,
private practice. Individual and group work, including small group for adolescents in a group foster home. September 1976 - August 1977 (12 mo.): Clinical Psychology
Intern, University of Massachusetts, Student Mental Health Services,
Amherst, Massachusetts; 15-patient caseload, co-therapist for a couple, consultation to medical contraceptive clinic
and to University Alcohol Project, inpatient rotation, case conferences, administrative staff meetings, and six seminars--individual
psychotherapy, couples/family and group therapy, diagnostic/intake, consultation/education, and treatment of the severely
disturbed patient.
Emphasis on treatment
using short term psychotherapy (12 sessions) with special attention to the selection of clients suitable for short-term psychotherapy
based on diagnosis and assessment. 1974
- 1976: Psychologist, Florida Corrections Institution, Lowell, Florida. One of three staff psychologists
responsible for the psychological services of 500 female adult offenders, ages 14-65, which included all types of criminal
offenses. Short-term and long-term individual and group psychotherapy, crises intervention, psychodiagnostic testing
and evaluation, consultation, and supervision of practicum students in their individual and group work. Supervisor Dr.
V. Palmer. 1973 - 1974: Practica, University of
Florida: 1) & 2) Student Mental Health Infirmary (two rotations), 3)
Psychology Adult Clinic, Shands Teaching Hospital, 4) Veteran's Administration Hospital, Psychiatric Unit.
Volunteer: Group
Leader, Alternative Counseling Center, Gainesville, Florida, 1973 – 1974. Oxnard
Free Clinic, Oxnard, California, 1970. Camarillo State Hospital, Children’s
Unit, (autistic children), 1970, Adjunctive Therapist, Kaiser Hospital, Children’s
Outpatient Unit, 1970. TEACHING: September
2003 – 2005: Adjunct Faculty at Virginia Wesleyan College, Psychology Dept, Norfolk, Virginia, Dept Chair:
Rita Frank, PhD.
Undergraduate courses taught: Group Dynamics, The Healthy Personality. 1972
– 1974: Graduate Student Assistant for the following courses: Abnormal Psychology, Personal Growth, Personality,
and Developmental (undergraduate and graduate level). Supervisor Hani Van de Reit-Chalmers. 1971 - 1972: Internship in College Teaching, Psychology Department, University of Florida,
Gainesville. Taught the following courses to undergraduates: Introductory Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, and Developmental
Psychology. Master of Arts in Teaching in Psychology degree in 1972. HONORS: Nominee, Graduate
Student Psychotherapy Award from the Student Mental Health Service, University of Florida. Rating of “Excellent” by undergraduate students for the 1972 Teacher Evaluations
(published). Phi Kappa Phi, Honor Society. RESEARCH: Hembree, J. Depression and Suicide Due to the Unresolved Separation/Individuation
Phase in Adolescence. Presented at the 10th International Congress, International Association for Child and Adolescent
Psychiatry and Allied Professions, Dublin, Ireland, July 27, 1982. Levy, J.M., Hembree J.D., & Alter, R.E. Somatic and
Behavioral Correlates of the Abortion Experience. Presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting, Florida Psychological Association,
Jacksonville, Florida, May 4, 1979. Hembree, J. Dissertation: Pre-abortion Psychological Experience
and Its Relationship to Post-abortion Psychological Outcome.
Full CV with list of presentations and workshops available upon request. hembreephd@aol.com
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