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Charlotte Chapman, M.S.
in Rehabilitation Counseling, MAC, CAC, LPC
Director of Counseling Services
UVA Women's Center
Charlotte is a certified addictions counselor and licensed
professional counselor.
Charlotte has over twenty years experience as a counselor,
supervisor and program administrator in the substance
abuse and mental health field. She also teaches ethics
courses for substance abuse counselor certification and
for graduate level counselors. She has published articles
on ethics in the substance abuse field and served on professional
ethics committees and credentialing boards.
Email: charlotte@chapmantraining.com |
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Laurie Rokutani,
Ed.S., M.Ed., CPP, MAC, NCC has been a counselor for over
25 years serving a wide variety of clientele from indigent
substance abusers to the very affluent. I have worked
in both private and public agencies, from coast to coast
and in between. I shifted gears from general counseling
to a focus on substance abuse counseling, then shifted
again into substance abuse prevention (K-12). My work
in prevention included student assistance program counseling
and coordination. My next step was out of direct service
and into academia where I taught both prevention and counseling
courses and provided prevention consultation to schools
and agencies as a part of the counseling program's emphasis
in addiction counseling and prevention. I am currently
working for the Mid-Atlantic Addiction Technology Transfer
Center and the Office of Substance Abuse Services, training
substance abuse counselors in Virginia. A particular area
of interest for me right now is watercolor painting.
I have also had some personal experience with "cultural
diversity" having grown up in the only family of
color (I'm a sansei) in my small midwestern home town.
Website: http://www.midattc.org/Laurie/ |
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Missy Rand Barker, LPC, CSAC has 20 years of clinical experience and 17 years of training experience in the substance abuse and mental health fields. As Faith-Based Coordinator and Trainer for the Mid-ATTC, she currently trains in the areas of: evidence based practices for adults and adolescents, motivational interviewing, MET/CBT, contingency management, ethics, group counseling techniques, case management, treating the addicted Christian client, and differential diagnosis. She has served as a board member and regional ethics chair for NAADAC and VAADAC and has written journal articles focusing on ethical issues and leadership. Out of her long-term interest in treating Christian clients, Missy spearheads the Mid-ATTC faith-based consortium. Missy has been adjunct faculty with Virginia Commonwealth University and Old Dominion University and is currently and instructor with Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond.
Missy has two daughters. When she is not working, she can be found reading, singing, camping, and cooking with family and friends. She can be contacted at mbarker@vcu.edu or 804.828.0499. |
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Scott Reiner is certified
as an addictions counselor (CSAC and CAC) and clinical
supervisor (CCS)
Scott has been employed for the past 15 years by the Virginia
Department of Juvenile Justice. During this time, he has
been responsible for development and oversight of the
agency’s response to the issues of substance abuse
among juvenile offenders in both secure institutions and
community-based settings, including development of screening
and assessment strategies, a continuum of treatment programs,
program evaluation and training.
Scott is a trainer and consultant regarding a range of
issues concerning juvenile justice, addictions and mental
health and also serves as the Criminal Justice Coordinator
for the Mid-Atlantic Addiction Technology Transfer Center.
He is or has been on the adjunct faculty of the Department
of Criminal Justice at Virginia Commonwealth University
and the College of Health Sciences at Old Dominion University.
In addition to holding a masters degree in Clinical Psychology.
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Charles F. (Rick)
Gressard, Ph.D. is an Associate
Professor in the Counseling Program at the College of
William and Mary. He has 26 years experience in the field
of addictions counseling and addictions counselor education.
Before completing his Ph.D. at the University of Iowa,
Rick worked as a substance abuse counselor for five years,
including a one-year NIMH traineeship at Harvard and the
Washingtonian Center for Addictions. He has taught in
counseling programs at SUNY-Buffalo, James Madison University,
and the University of Virginia, where he was Assistant
Professor of Psychiatry and the Counseling Director of
the Addiction Sciences Center. Rick is also an active
researcher and recently served for four years on the Virginia
Board of Professional Counselors. He currently serves
as a member of the ACA Ethics Committee and the NBCC Addictions
Academy, and as Chair of the Virginia Department of Health
Professions' Impaired Professionals Program. Rick was
recently awarded the William Van Hoose Career Service
Award by the
Virginia Counselors Association.
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Ken Winters,
Ph.D. is the director of the Center for
Adolescent Substance Abuse Research and an Associate Professor
in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Minnesota.
He received his BA from the University of Minnesota and
a Ph.D. in Psychology (Clinical) from the State University
of New York at Stony Brook. His primary research and clinical
interests are the assessment and treatment of adolescent
drug abuse. |
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Sherry Ceperich, Ph.D.
is a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of
Trainers (MINT) and has conducted beginning, intermediate
and advanced levels of in-person training in motivational
interviewing (MI) in recent years. Although she utilized
the Stages of Change during her doctoral training and early
professional work as a clinician, she only became aware
of MI later when working on a research protocol that employed
motivational techniques for problem drinking. She first
learned MI from reading Miller and Rollnick’s 1991
book, viewing training tapes, and receiving supervision
by a MINT trainer. She later was trained by Bill Miller,
one of the founders of the style. She thinks learning and
honing her skills in MI counseling, training and teaching
is a life-long process.
Sherry has a bachelor's degree in journalism, a master's degree in
educational psychology and a doctorate degree in counseling psychology.
She is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatric Medicine
at the University of Virginia. |
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Molly Brunk, Ph.D. is a licensed
clinical psychologist and evaluation consultant. She is
currently employed as a Manager of Network Partnerships
with MST Services, Inc. and Director of Quality Improvement
with the MST Institute. Her primary responsibilities include
providing consultation to MST teams, supervising other consultants
and overseeing the evaluation of the quality of the implementation
of MST in real work situations worldwide.
Dr. Brunk is also a Clinical Associate Professor in the
Department of Psychiatry at Virginia Commonwealth University.
She has over twenty years experience as a therapist, supervisor,
evaluator and trainer in the family-based treatment of
youth with serious emotional and behavioral difficulties
and substance abuse issues. She published one of the first
outcome studies examining the use of Multisystemic Therapy
with youth who had been abused or neglected. Current research
interests have focused on the evaluation and measurement
of mental health services outcomes for children and adolescents.
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Dawn Farrell-Moore, LCSW, CSAC
Dawn Farrell-Moore has worked in the field of social work for over 12 years with 10 years experience in the area of women-specific substance use issues. She is experienced in the operation of women’s services, particularly the perinatal/postpartum population, and in providing services to urban, minority women (and their children) suffering from substance use disorders and co-occurring mental illness. She is currently the Special Projects Manager for the Richmond Behavioral Health Authority’s Substance Abuse Division where she monitors various state and federal grant programs as well as grantwriting activities.
She has provided local, state, and national consultation and/or trainings in the areas of women’s addiction, program development, and parenting. She has experience in the development of both gender-specific programs and grant applications.
Mrs. Farrell-Moore possesses an LCSW and has CSAC certification. She is past-Chair of the Commonwealth Partnership for Women and Children Affected by Substance Use and participates on many local workgroups related to women’s substance use issues. |
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Mary Bryan, MFT, LADC
Mary received her master's degree from the University of
Millersville, Pennsylvania and is a licensed Marriage and
Family Therapist and Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor. She
has worked for the Nevada Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
as Deputy Chief for 8 years and has been Director at an
outpatient clinic for 10 years. |
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Denise R. Hall is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). Ms. Hall received her MS degree in Rehabilitation Counseling in 1992. Since that time, she has worked with both adolescent and adult populations along the continuum of care, to include residential, inpatient, partial, IOP and outpatient. She is a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) and serves on the NIDA Blending Team for the Motivational Interviewing.
Denise also has an interest in drug courts and currently serves as a part-time faculty member/consultant for the Drug Court Planning Initiative. Ms. Hall is also a member of NAADAC and is the endorsement liaison for the Adolescent Specialty Committee (ASC). In addition, she is a member of The Partnership for Juvenile Services. She presents on adolescent issues, engagement techniques, program structure and girls/women’s issues. Denise serves as a project coordinator in organizational training and implementation of Evidence Based Practices and as the Mid-Atlantic ATTC NIDA liaison.
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Jane Lewis and Don Lewis
Don and Jane have both worked as counselors and therapists
in the public and private sectors and have over twenty-five
years experience as CEO’s of not-for-profit organizations
and agencies. Jane currently is the Director of Training
and Human Resources for Region Ten Community Service Board
in Charlottesville, VA, a regional mental health agency
of over 500 employees. She is responsible for the professional
training program design and implementation. Don is the Director
of Greene County Services for Region Ten CSB. He supervises
the SA, MH, MR programs and staff and the medical administrative
staff. He is responsible for training the staff of regional
government service agencies in areas of substance abuse,
mental illnesses and personality disorders. (Axis I and
II diagnostics and treatment) Don and Jane have a private
practice and teach numerous management and leadership courses.
They teach clinical courses including Sexual Issues in Counseling,
Dealing with Death and Dying, Family Systems, and Working
with Fundamentalist Clients. Don and Jane are regional and
national level workshop leaders on a variety of topics concerning
management and leadership in the not-for-profit and public
sector. Worldwide there are only twenty seminary-trained,
ordained pastors who are also national board certified sex
therapists. Don and Jane are 10% of them. Married for over
30 years they have two grown children, two grown foster children, and are upper level Black Belts in Waboku Jujitsu. |
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Janet Loving, LPC, CSAC
is Clinical Supervisor for Women’s Substance Abuse Services with Chesterfield Mental Health Support Services. She received both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Degrees from Virginia Commonwealth University’s Rehabilitation Counseling Program. She has experience as a trainer in Motivational Interviewing and has participated in extensive training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Her work experience includes: male and female substance abusers, persons with dual diagnoses, borderline disorder, child abuse and neglect issues, criminal justice involvement, domestic violence and parenting issues. |
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Pat Barner, B.A., BCETS, CPP, CIMI
is an inspirational speaker with over 20 years experience
working with individuals and their loved ones who are confronting
some of life's most challenging issues. Ms. Barner writes,
conducts programs and workshops for health care professionals,
religious leaders and lay persons, educators and individuals. |
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Andrea S. Dilley, MS, CRC, CSAC
is a Substance Abuse Clinician for the Richmond Family Drug Treatment Court at Richmond Behavioral Health Authority. Andrea holds a Master's of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Bachelor of Liberal Arts in Psychology with a minor in Counseling from Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia. She is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC), a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC). She has experience with adult and adolescent substance abusers, child abuse and neglect issues, juvenile sexual offenders, mental health disorders, domestic violence/sexual assault, and homelessness.
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Carmen Greiner, MS, LPC, LSATP, MAC has been a therapist in the field for over 10 years working in a variety of settings. I hold a master’s degree is in clinical psychology and have an advanced certificate from VCU’s Department of Rehabilitation with an emphasis on substance abuse. My professional career has included working in managed care, crisis intervention (emergency services), case management, and outpatient therapy, primarily in the Community Services Board system. I am currently the Substance Abuse Services Coordinator for Crossroads Community Services Board where I also supervise the Amelia Clinic and carry a small caseload. My current area of research/study is in the treatment of clients with co-occurring disorders, cultural diversity, and the bridge between spirituality and recovery from addiction. |
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Dallas Dolan
is a full time faculty member at The Community College of Baltimore County, Maryland, where teaches psychology and chemical dependency counseling. She holds master’s degrees in Counseling Psychology and Leadership in Education, and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. She is an adjunct faculty member for the Office of Education and Training for Addiction Services in Maryland. When not designing curriculum and teaching, she enjoys travel, reading fiction, and cooking. |
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Sandy Gharib, LPC
holds a Masters degree in Counseling from Eastern Mennonite University. She is also a Licensed Professional Counselor. For over 8 years, Sandy has worked in the community mental health setting. She has worked extensively in the area of Motivational Interviewing program design and treatment for substance abusers. Sandy co-authored a treatment manual: Motivational Groups for Community Substance Abuse Programs. In addition, Sandy is a certified MINT and Aricular Detoxification Specialist. |
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KEVIN DOYLE, ED.D., LPC, LSATP
Kevin Doyle is the Vice-President for Enhancement and Chief Enhancement Officer for Vanguard Services Unlimited, a non–profit, substance abuse treatment agency based in Arlington (Va.). He has served as Project Director for Vanguard’s CSAT grant to improve treatment access and retention from 2003-2007 as part of the national Network for the Improvement of Addiction Treatment (NIATx) and has worked in the addiction treatment field since 1986. Doyle received his doctorate in Counselor Education from the University of Virginia in 1999 and is licensed as a Professional Counselor and as a Substance Abuse Treatment Practitioner (LSATP) in Virginia. In 2002, he was appointed by Governor Mark Warner to the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Board of Counseling, and served as Chairman of the Board from 2005-2007. His professional interests include counseling ethics, the recovering college student, and adolescents. He serves as an editorial board member for the Journal of Addictions and Offender Counseling, is a past-President of the Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (VAADAC), and is a past Chair of the Ethics Committee of the International Association of Addictions and Offender Counselors (IAAOC). E-mail: ksd3c@virginia.edu. |
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Steve Martino, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychiatry (Psychology)
Education Director, Psychotherapy Development Center
Training Director, New England Node Clinical Trials Network
Dr. Martino has specific expertise in research concerning the efficacy and effectiveness of Motivational Interviewing (MI). He has applied MI to patients with co-occurring substance use and major psychiatric disorders and has studied the effectiveness of MI when implemented in community treatment program settings. Within this work, Dr. Martino has developed adherence and competence rating systems to document clinician proficiency in rendering MI and has modified these materials for use as clinical supervision tools among substance abuse treatment providers. In addition, Dr. Martino is conducting evidence-based psychotherapy dissemination research in which he is studying different strategies for training clinicians in MI. Similarly, he collaborates on several cognitive behavioral clinician training studies. Finally, Dr. Martino is interested in curriculum development within the medical school and how to train students and professionals in behavior change counseling strategies. |
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Sandy Downey, LPC has over fifteen years of experience as an outpatient therapist at the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Community Services Board. She provides integrated mental health and substance abuse treatment in individual and group therapy modalities. Ms. Downey works as part of a team responsible for the development and implementation of an Intensive Treatment Program for clients with substance use and co-occurring disorders. She has had extensive training in the therapeutic use of Motivational Interviewing (MI) since 1998. Ms. Downey has been a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) since 2004, and has presented a variety of workshops to help others learn MI.
EMAIL: sdowne@hrcsb.org
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