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Boddie, Courtney, PhD

Dr. Courtney Boddie is a licensed and board-certified mental health provider, healthcare administrator, counselor educator and supervisor, and consultant with an orientation toward social justice. He completed his clinical education at the University of Missouri’s CACREP-accredited program, is a fellow of the National Board for Certified Counselors, and holds a specialty certification in trauma counseling through the American Mental Health Counselors Association. With experience in group practice, agency, and college counseling settings, he specializes in clinical traumatology, multicultural and social justice counseling, psychological assessment, and career development. He currently serves as Clinical Director and NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider Program Administrator at The Counseling Hub and teaches at the University of Missouri-St. Louis and Southern New Hampshire University.


Presentation(s): 

Psychotherapy with Black Clients: Rumbling with Theory, Feelings, and Meaning-Making PART 1

Psychotherapy with Black Clients: Rumbling with Theory, Feelings, and Meaning-Making PART 2

 


 

 

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What COVID Taught Us About Crisis Leadership

Speaker(s):

Felix Vincenz, PhD

Presentation:

Participants will be apprised of the keys elements of Crisis Leadership, informed in part by the challenges that COVID-19 has presented to all organizations, but sufficiently cross-cutting to describe what is needed when someone in a leadership, management, or supervisory position is faced by all types of crises, new or old. 


Objectives:

  1. Identifying the qualities that describe effective Crisis Leaders
  2. Understanding the key concepts the underlie effective Crisis Leadership
  3. Developing an overall plan for effective Crisis Leadership, for current and future crises

Slides and Handouts:

VINCENZ_FELIX_Leadership in Times of Crisis NEW

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Shoemaker, Drew, MD

I was born in Iowa, and then moved to Missouri in 1982, and have been here since.  I graduated from Missouri State University, and went to Medical School at the University of Missouri in Columbia and did my residency in Family Medicine at Cox Medical Centers in Springfield.  I previously practiced Bolivar and Boonville, Missouri before joining Burrell to practice Family and  Addiction Medicine in March of 2020 where I am the medical director of the Fordland Clinic (a Burrell affiliate) and the Behavioral Crisis Center at Burrell. 

I am married with six children, and three grandchildren.  My wife and I enjoy any outside activity, and travel. 

I have a Bachelor’s degree from Southwest Baptist University, a Master’s degree from Missouri State University and my Medical Doctorate from the University of Missouri in Columbia.  I am board certified in Family Medicine, and will sit for addiction boards this fall. 

Presentation(s): 

Opioid Use Disorder ECHO

 

 

 

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Menzies, Percy, M. Pharm.

Percy Menzies is the president of Assisted Recovery Centers of America, LLC, a center for the treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction based in St. Louis, Missouri which was established in 2001.

Percy’s interest and passion for pharmacological treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism goes back to the early eighties when naltrexone was first introduced for the treatment of heroin addiction. He worked for over 18 years for DuPont Pharmaceuticals in various positions and had responsibility for naltrexone as the associate product director.

He has worked closely with drugs courts and provided training on the use of anticraving medications to reduce recidivism within the criminal justice population addicted to alcohol and opioids. He has conducted workshops for a wide range of audiences both in the US and overseas on evidenced-based treatments for addictive disorders.

He has been invited to serve on expert committees to develop guidelines for the treatment of addictive disorders and alcoholism.

He has been invited to serve on advisory boards both in the private and government sectors.

Percy holds a master’s degree in pharmacy from India. Percy immigrated to the United States in 1977.


Presentation(s): 

Opioid Use Disorder ECHO

 

 

 

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Arteaga, Dayana, DO

My name is Dayana Arteaga and I am a fourth year psychiatry resident. I will be graduating as a psychiatrist from UMKC in June of this year, and I am immensely excited about this. I completed my psychiatry training in both the University of Oklahoma and University of Missouri-Kansas City. Following graduation I will start a job with the Cox inpatient psychiatric hospital in Springfield, Missouri.

My dream growing up was to become a physician, and every day I wake up smiling because with hard work and dedication I made this dream a reality. I graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Microbiology and Magna Cum Laude Honors in 2012, and shortly after began my medical studies at the Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. I graduated with the degree of Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine in 2016. I enjoy Psychiatry very much, and feel honored to care for psychiatric patients every day. I also enjoy the arts, classical music, and books that speak to my soul. I believe that hope can make all the difference! 


Presentation(s): 

Opioid Use Disorder ECHO

 

 

 

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Schwarz, Evan, MD

Evan Schwarz attended medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch prior to completing a residency in Emergency Medicine at Washington University. He then completed a Medical Toxicology Fellowship at the University of Texas Southwestern School of Medicine. Additionally, he is board certified in Addiction Medicine. He is presently an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and the Division Chief for Medical Toxicology at Washington University School of Medicine. He also directs the inpatient addiction consultation service and co-directs the outpatient toxicology and addiction medicine clinic.


Presentation(s): 

Opioid Use Disorder ECHO

 

 

 

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Augusta-Parham, Aishah, MA

Aishah Augusta-Parham is a fifth-year Doctoral Candidate in Counseling Psychology at the University of Kansas. She completed a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Regent University. Aishah is currently finishing her doctoral internship, with a focus in forensic assessment and competency treatment, at the Center for Behavioral Medicine. Her research has primarily focused on; the effects of clients’ social media use on their ability to deal with difficult decisions moderated by well-being, spirituality and need for cognition, and positive psychology. Aishah’s research experience has strengthened her appreciation for the development, evaluation, and implementation of effective evidence-based psychological services. 


Presentation(s): 

Evidence-based Psychotherapies in Competency Restoration Treatment

 

 

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Humenik, Alexis, M.A., M.S.C.P.

Alexis Humenik is a fifth-year Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology at Baylor University. She completed a Master of Arts degree in Forensic Psychology at The George Washington University. She is currently completing her Doctoral Internship, with a focus in forensic assessment and competency treatment, at the Center for Behavioral Medicine. Her research has primarily focused on factors associated with engagement in deviant behaviors in juvenile and adult populations, in hopes to aid in the classification, treatment, and rehabilitation of offenders.  Her research experience has strengthened her appreciation for the development, evaluation, and implementation of effective evidence-based psychological services.

 

Presentation(s): 

Evidence-based Psychotherapies in Competency Restoration Treatment

 

 

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Neville, Kristin, M.A.

Kristin Neville, M.A. is a psychology intern at the Center for Behavioral Medicine and a doctoral candidate in the Clinical Psychology Psy.D program at Pacific University’s School of Graduate Psychology. She completed her master’s degree in clinical psychology with a forensic specialization from the University of Denver. She worked as a Licensed Behavioral Practitioner in Oklahoma for over three years before starting at Pacific University. She has prior work in crisis intervention, individual and group psychotherapy, domestic violence offender treatment, substance abuse treatment, and competency to stand trial evaluations. She is trained in the therapeutic approaches of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT), and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). Her research interests include competency evaluations, competency restoration, and professionals with degrees in law and clinical psychology. Previous research presentations include investigating the intersection between law enforcement, Child Protective Services, and incarcerated primary caregivers in Michigan.

 

Presentation(s): 

Evidence-based Psychotherapies in Competency Restoration Treatment

 

 

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Anderson, Shawn, Ph.D.

Shawn Anderson, Ph.D. is the Director of Treatment Services and Psychology at Center for Behavioral Medicine. She received her doctorate degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Kansas City and is a graduate of the Greater Kansas City Psychoanalytic Institute. She conducts research and is published in the area of competency restoration and is recognized for developing treatment programs for long-term inpatient populations and competency restoration.   

 

Presentation(s): 

Evidence-based Psychotherapies in Competency Restoration Treatment