KENNETH F. WISE,
Psy.D.
Primary Office:
Secondary Office:
600 W. Campbell Rd., Ste 2
10300 N. Central Expwy., Ste 430
Richardson, Texas 75080
Dallas, Texas 75231
(972) 669-1266
(972) 869-7391
EDUCATION: Baylor
University, Waco, Texas. Doctor
of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical
Psychology, August, 1995. (APA Accredited).
Dissertation: Acquaintance
Rape: A Demonstration of a Model for Prevention.
Loyola
College, Baltimore, Maryland. Master
of Arts (M.A.) in Clinical
Psychology, May, 1991.
Thesis: Alcoholic Family
Background as a Factor in
Relapse in Alcoholics and Drug Addicts.
University
of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore, Maryland.
Bachelor of
Arts (B.A.) in Psychology, June, 1987.
CURRENT
EXPERIENCE:
Private Practice (January, 1997 to present)
Areas of
Clinical Specialization:
Adult Clinical
Services: Provide
individual psychotherapy, couples therapy, consultation, and psychological
assessment to a wide range of populations, including adults and couples.
Specialization and concentration in the treatment of mood disorders,
anxiety disorders, PTSD, gay/lesbian issues, marital therapy, and adjustment and
vocational problems.
Child and
Adolescent Services: Conduct clinical assessment and intervention for children and
adolescents ranging in age from three to sixteen. Emphasis on assessment and treatment of mood disorders,
anxiety disorders, ADHD, ODD, bipolar disorder, parent-child conflicts, school
problems, and adjustment to divorce issues.
Conduct play therapy and family therapy and coordinate with physicians
and school officials. Provide assessment
and intervention to children with chronic pain and other medical problems. Past
consultant to Dallas County Head Start Program.
Perform intellectual assessment, achievement testing., and screening
for learning disabilities. Provide
family therapy, parent consultation, and behavior management programs.
Health and Rehabilitation Psychology: Conduct psychological assessment, evaluation and intervention with medical and orthopedic patients. Provide psychological support and consultation services to physicians and rehabilitation staff at three Dallas area clinics. Teach behavioral relaxation, stress management, and psycho-educational classes to work hardening patients. Perform behavioral pain management and individual psychotherapy utilizing cognitive-behavioral approaches with an emphasis on rehabilitation issues. Participate in weekly interdisciplinary treatment team meetings providing psychological expertise and assistance in treatment planning and intervention. Serve as peer reviewer for injury-related psychological services for companies such as Concentra, HNC Insurance Solutions, CorVel and Review Med.
Occupational
and Forensic Assessment: Conduct
psychological evaluation and assessment including
“fitness for duty” evaluations for security companies and other employers.
Assess applicants for psychological suitability for licensing as Personal
Protection Officers in the State of Texas.
Assist employers with critical debriefing and group intervention in
instances of employee suicide and workplace violence. Provide assessment and testimony in child related legal
cases. Serve as a Peer Reviewer in
litigation related to children.
U.T. Southwestern Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, Division of
Psychology, and
Department of Rehabilitation Science
(January, 1996 to present)
Dallas, Texas
Clinical Assistant Professor
Responsibilities: Supervise psychotherapy and psychological assessment cases
for students in APA Accredited doctoral program in Clinical Psychology.
Provide supervision for master’s level students in rehabilitation
psychology program.
POST-DOCTORAL
FELLOWSHIP:
Dallas Spinal
Rehabilitation Center, Dallas, Texas
(October, 1995 to December, 1996)
(Formerly
HealthSouth Spine and Rehabilitation Center, Dallas, Texas.)
Post-doctoral
Fellowship in Behavioral Medicine and Health Psychology
Responsibilities: Conducted assessment, biofeedback, and psychotherapy
with medical patients. Provided
consultation, assessment, and psychological support to physicians and other
rehabilitation personnel. Supervised
master’s level counselors in chronic pain program. Taught classes on relaxation, problem-solving, and other
health related topics. Conducted
psychological screening, education, group therapy, and intervention with medical
patients in physical therapy and work hardening programs.
PRE-DOCTORAL
CLINICAL INTERNSHIP:
Consortium Internship Program in Clinical Psychology,
University
of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas
Terrell State Hospital, Terrell, Texas (APA Accredited)
Psychology Fellow (September, 1994 to August, 1995)
Clinical
Rotations:
U.T.
Southwestern Medical Center
Southwestern Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Clinic
University Rehabilitation Center (URC)
Southwestern Adult Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic
Parkland Memorial Hospital Psychiatric Emergency Service
Terrell
State Hospital
Child and Adolescent Unit
Transitional Forensic Program
Responsibilities: Provided intellectual, personality, and vocational assessment
to a wide range of populations. Consulted
with psychiatric residents and other referral sources.
Conducted individual and group psychotherapy with inpatients and
outpatients. Participated in
multi-disciplinary treatment team meetings.
Conducted crisis intervention, triage, and consultation in conjunction
with psychiatric residents and attending psychiatrists at Parkland Memorial
Hospital Psychiatric Emergency Room.
DOCTORAL
TRAINING EXPERIENCE:
Baylor
University Counseling Services (July,
1993 to June, 1994)
Waco, Texas
Psychology Trainee (practicum)
Responsibilities:
Delivered individual therapy to University
population; provided crisis intervention through on-call duty; conducted
intakes; participated in case presentations and treatment planning; provided
educational programs.
Veterans
Affairs Medical Center (July, 1992
to June, 1993)
Waco, Texas
Psychology Trainee (practicum)
Responsibilities: Conducted individual and group therapy. Performed psychological assessment. Participated in multi-disciplinary treatment team meetings.
Completed rotations in Outpatient Psychiatric Service, Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder Unit, Biofeedback Clinic, and Acute Inpatient Psychiatric Unit.
Head
Start Program (August, 1991 to May, 1992)
Corsicana,
Texas
Psychology Trainee (practicum)
Responsibilities:
Provided individual play therapy, psychological
assessment, and classroom consultation to three-to-five-year-old children
enrolled in Head Start program.
Provided family therapy as needed.
Consulted with outside agencies and referral sources.
GENERAL
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:
Franklin Square
Hospital (August, 1990 to May,
1991)
(Adult Inpatient Psychiatric Unit)
Baltimore,
Maryland
Psychotherapist
Responsibilities: Conducted individual, group, and family therapy with adult
psychiatric inpatients and their families.
Provided psychosocial assessment and discharge planning.
Participated in multi-disciplinary treatment team planning.
Monitored insurance coverage and negotiated with managed care systems. Assisted in the development of a dual-diagnosis treatment
program for substance abuse and major mental illness.
Epoch
Counseling Center (May, 1988 to
August, 1990)
Owings Mills, Maryland
Addictions Counselor
Responsibilities: Provided individual, group, and family therapy for
outpatient substance abuse population. Conducted
intake interviews and evaluations. Maintained documentation and correspondence for caseload.
Supervised interns. Developed
curriculum for drug and alcohol education program.
Wyman Park
Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Health System
(May, 1987 to May, 1988)
(Addictions Rehabilitation Unit)
Baltimore,
Maryland
Addictions
Counselor
Responsibilities: Conducted group therapy sessions. Presented educational
lectures. Provided individual
counseling as needed. Participated
in multi-disciplinary treatment team meetings.
Assisted with family counseling program. Served as consultant to Department of Psychiatry.
ADDITIONAL
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Baylor
University, Department of Education (Fall,
1993)
Waco, Texas
Instructor
Responsibilities: Taught four-week stress management courses to
undergraduates.
Baylor
University, Department of Psychology (Fall, 1992)
Waco, Texas
Teaching Assistant
Responsibilities: Supervised graduate students in the administration, scoring,
and interpretation of a wide range of intelligence and achievement tests.
RESEARCH
EXPERIENCE:
Gerontology
Research Center, National Institute on
Aging,
National Institutes of Health (June,
1988 to March, 1990)
(Laboratory of Personality and Cognition)
Baltimore,
Maryland
Student
Research Intern
Responsibilities: Developed research protocol for pilot study.
Performed various data analysis tasks.
Awarded student grant from N.I.H. for research in psychology.
University of
Maryland Baltimore County (Spring,
1987)
Department of Psychology
Baltimore,
Maryland
Student Research Assistant
Responsibilities:
Assisted in research on children’s understanding of research and informed
consent. Developed a coding system
for use in data analysis.
PUBLICATIONS
AND PRESENTATIONS:
Wise, K.F. (2002, May) Bipolar Disorder vs.
ADHD in Children. Presentation
to the Collin County Psychological Association.
Wise, K.F. (1998, July) In Between Generations
– Geriatric Psychology. Presentation
to Collin County Psychological Association.
Wise, K.F. (1996, July). Principles of Chronic
Pain Management. Presentation
to psychology interns and fellows at Dallas Veterans Affairs Medical Center,
Dallas, Texas.
Wise, K.F. & Kopplin, D.A. (1995, May).
Acquaintance Rape:
A demonstration of a model for prevention.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Southwestern Psychological
Association, San Antonio, Texas.
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS:
American Psychological Association
Dallas Psychological Association
Collin County Psychological Association