Resume
Joseph
D. Rosenfeld
Date of Birth: October 11,
1953
Marital Status: Married, three
children
Education
Bachelor of Arts Degree from
Northern
Majors: Psychology and
Sociology
Minor: Biology
Graduated: May 1975
Master of Science Degree in
Education from Northern
Major: Counseling Psychology
Graduated: August 1977
Psychology Doctorate (with
Honors) from the
Graduated: June 10, 1991
Dissertation: The
Development of an Assessment
Professional
Experience
Instructor
in the Human Services Department providing classes on issues in human services,
as well as courses in addiction science leading to the completion of the
educational requirements necessary to become a Certified Addictions Counselor.
Private Practice
October 1997 until the
present.
Provide assessment and
referral services; and individual, group, and family therapy for a range of
inter- and intra-personal concerns.
Rosenfeld and Associates
October 1997 until the present.
Provide clinical and intern
supervision services to organizations and individuals; and consultation and training in organizational development,
clinical program design, and patient care.
Counselor: April 1982 until the present.
Co-facilitate a weekly therapy
group designed to help men end their violent behavior in primary relationships.
Wisconsin Department of Corrections
Trainer: July 2001 until the present.
Provide training to therapists working for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and to treatment providers working under contract with the Wisconsin Department of Corrections. Topics presented include Best Practices in Addiction Treatment; Motivational Interviewing, the Neuroscience of Addiction for Criminal Justice Populations; Ethics and Ethical Decision Making; and Group Facilitation Skills.
Director of Curriculum
Development and NIDA Liaison: November 1998 until December 2007.
Develop training programs,
deliver product presentations, and create technology transfer strategies for
this Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) funded
Program Associate: June 2001 until
September 2003.
Provide
training to staff members within the Illinois Department of Children and Family
Services’ “Project Strengthen Supervision,” through a grant from the
Interventions -
Director of Outpatient Services Development: January 1996 until July 1997.
Developed internal and
external systems of care for patients moving from one level of intensity to
another in a statewide substance abuse and mental heath treatment system;
designed clinical programs for various patient populations; implemented
procedures to make Interventions managed care ready; maintained positive
relationships with affiliates; provided clinical consultation; sought out new
funding sources and wrote grants; conducted internal and external training on a
variety of topics.
Renz Addiction Counseling Center/Community Concern, Inc.
Executive Director: July 1985
until December 1995.
Managed the overall operations
of the agency; participated in the various duties of the Board of Directors;
developed and monitored long and short term goals; developed and monitored the
annual fiscal plan; developed and wrote new funding proposals; interacted with
various funding and regulatory bodies; served as a liaison with other service
providers; employed and supervised administrative staff; conducted contract
negotiations, developed new programs; and interacted with all staff on both a
formal and informal basis.
Clinical Director: November 1981 until July 1985.
Managed the day-to-day
clinical and administrative concerns for all of the programs within the agency;
provided staff training and supervision; participated in the development of
grant proposals; developed new programs; participated in contract negotiations;
participated in overall agency planning; and performed outreach, networking,
and educational activities.
Coordinator of Drug Services: March 1980 until November
1981.
Managed the day-to-day
clinical, financial, and administrative activities for the outpatient, Passage
(women’s), prevention/intervention, and community/court liaison programs; and
conducted outreach, networking, and educational activities.
Counselor: September 1977 until March 1980.
Performed individual, group,
and family counseling; conducted outreach counseling; and participated in
program development.
Center for Human Development
Therapist: January 1992 until March 1997.
Provided individual and family
therapy for people experiencing an array of mental health and adjustment
related disorders.
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Related
Academic Experience
Diagnostic Practicum:
Duties: Administered and interpreted psychological
test batteries in a forensic population with the goal of completing
pre-sentencing assessments and recommendations or establishing a defendant’s
fitness to stand trial.
Therapy Practicum:
Duties: Provided individual
and family therapy, and diagnostic testing in the Pediatric Psychiatry Unit.
Pre-Doctoral Internship: Hoffman Estates Human
Services,
Duties: Conducted individual,
group, and family therapy, and diagnostic testing in a community based human
service organization.
Professional
Speaking Experience
Since 1981, I have presented
professional workshops in the area of chemical dependency, domestic violence,
employee assistance, and ethics. A
partial list of these workshops is attached.
Publications
“The variable length of stay
inpatient program: An emerging concept” (1990, May/June). The Counselor, 8(3), Pp. 28-32.
A
Guided Study Text in Employee Assistance for Supervisors,
(1990). Available from Employee
Assistance Services,
“Therapeutic Recreation from
an administrator’s point of view” (1992, Spring). Therapeutic Recreators for Recovery:
Newsletter, P. 2.
“Denial: Reports of its death
are premature” (1994, September/October).
Behavioral Health Management, 14(5), Pp. 44-45.
The Next Step: An emerging
model of addiction treatment (1995).
Media
Co-host of Lifetalk, a monthly
cable television show that addressed a wide range of mental health and
lifestyle issues; from July, 1992 until July, 1994.
Licensure
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
through the State of
Professional
Certification
Certified Reciprocal Alcohol
and Other Drug Abuse Counselor (CRADC), by the
Current
Professional Affiliations
American Psychological
Association (APA)
Society of Psychologists in
Addictive Behaviors (APA Division 50)
Psychologists in Independent
Practice (APA Division)
National Association of
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC)
International Coalition of
Addiction Studies Education (INCASE)