Curriculum Vitae Shannon M. Cook, Ph.D Orchard Hill Circle Palm Harbor, FL (H) Lic.

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1 Curriculum Vitae Shannon M. Cook, Ph.D Orchard Hill Circle Palm Harbor, FL (H) Lic.: PY 7486 EDUCATION 2003 Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Pacific Graduate School of Psychology (APA Accredited) 2002 Master of Science, Clinical Psychology, Pacific Graduate School of Psychology 1996 Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, University of Mississippi, 1992 Associate of Arts, Social Science, County College of Morris PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE present Private Practice Provision of Psychological services to individuals residing in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Assessment services Psychotherapy Behavior Management Guardian Healthcare Supervisor: Deborah Jones, Regional Director Clinical Director (2006) for The Communities at Oakwood Associate Director of Psychology( 2005) Department Head, Chief Psychologist, Administrative and Clinical Supervision of Psychologists, Masters level clinicians, Social workers, QMRPs, and Certified Behavior Analysts. Development of Facility Practices and Procedures including Policies and Procedures for Interdisciplinary Treatment Team process.

2 Department representative on agency-wide oversight committees Provision of training in Behavior Therapy to community agencies serving individuals with Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Hammond Developmental Center Supervisor: Felicia Owen, Ph.D., Director of Active Treatment Psychologist 2/Active Treatment Supervisor Conducted psychological assessments and functional analyses; Developed, implemented, and monitored Behavior Treatment Plans; Reviewed work products and treatment plans of Masters level clinicians; Worked with integrated treatment team including physician, psychiatrist, speech, physical, and occupational therapists to develop therapeutic interventions Bipolar Healthcare Project, Palo Alto, CA Supervisor: Robert Rieser, Ph.D., Psychologist, Principal Investigator Project Coordinator for a $576,000 grant funded Group Psychotherapy Efficacy Research project based in a community outpatient clinic.supervised research assistants in the collection of research data;coordinated appointments between research assistants and participants;developed procedure manual in conjunction with principal investigator;solicited participant referrals from Psychiatrists;Interviewed potential participants, obtained informed consent, and assessed for suitability;developed and implemented organizational system for participant records;provided support for participants, and assisted them in maintaining their appointments Tri-Aegis, Inc., Campbell, CA Supervisors: David Marcus, Ph.D., Clinical Director Sr. Qualified Mental Retardation Professional for six bed residential facilities (IFC-DDH) for developmentally disabled and dually diagnosed adults. Supervised facility staff, conducted performance reviews including constructive feedback, and provided disciplinary action when necessary;prepared comprehensive functional assessments; Completed functional analysis of problematic behaviors and Developed behavior treatment plans; Developed individualized skills training plans for various life skills; Chaired interdisciplinary treatment team planning meetings;prepared and submitted treatment authorization requests to MediCal (medicaid) field office; Coordinated psychiatric and medical care; Provided agency-wide inservice training for nursing and direct care staff;maintained Title 19, and State of California (Title 22) Department of Health standards for health, safety, and training.

3 Community Help Project, Palo Alto California Supervisor: Don Woods, Ph.D., Clinic Director Project Coordinator for a grant funded project which conducted research and provided psychotherapy for severely mentally ill adults.coordinated appointments; Interfaced with referral agencies; Contacted prospective therapy clients; Assisted with case assignments to practicum students; Provided limited tiered supervision to practicum students;monitored grant funds and expenditures Kurt and Barbara Gronowski clinic, Palo Alto, CA Supervisor: Don Woods, Ph.D., Clinic Director Clinic Assistant at an outpatient community clinic. Conducted telephone screenings, provided referral information, Assisted in crisis management, Assisted in case assignments, Maintained schedule of appointments,managed patient records and accounts Alternatives, Inc. Supervisor: Julie Steckel, Assistant Director Assistant Coordinator for a four bed residential facility for dually diagnosed developmentally disabled adults. Implemented skills training of ADLs and behavior treatment plans for Pica, physical aggression, tantruming, OCD, and other maladaptive behaviors.analyzed treatment data. Interacted in interdisciplinary team meetings. Generated monthly facility and individual progress reports. SUPERVISED CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Central Louisiana State Hospital and Pinecrest Developmental Center, Pineville, LA Supervisors: Maria Kattan, Ph.D., Richard Wakefield, Ph.D., and Stephen Swender, Psy.D., (Licensed s) Internship Consortium in Professional Psychology- Fully Accredited by the American Psychological Association Focus in Developmental Disability: Pinecrest Developmental Center Conducted psychological assessments and functional analyses; Developed, implemented, and monitored Behavior Treatment Plans; Served as interim chairperson for Behavior Intervention Committee; Reviewed work products and treatment plans of Masters level clinicians; Worked with integrated treatment team including physician, psychiatrist, speech, physical, and occupational therapists to develop therapeutic interventions.

4 Focus on Chronic Mental Illness: Central Louisiana State Hospital Provided Psychological services at a locked state psychiatric hospital; Worked with integrated treatment team including psychiatrist, social worker, and Nurse to develop plan of care for inpatients with severe psychiatric and behavioral disturbances; Psychological Assessment Batteries and Integrated Assessment Reports; Conducted individual and group psychotherapy; Developed treatment manual for therapeutic focal groups; Assisted in assessment of judicially committed patients for readiness for discharge based on level of risk of harm to self or others and adequate development of coping skills Kurt and Barbara Gronowski clinic, Palo Alto, CA Supervisor: James Livingston, Ph.D., Assistant Professor. Advanced Practicum Student Community based outpatient clinic for the severely mentally ill. Conducted long and short term individual psychotherapy utilizing: Skills training, Exposure therapy, Progressive relaxation, Guided imagery, Cognitive restructuring, Rehabilitation, Crisis management. Completed intake assessments, treatment plan and implementation, DSM IV diagnosis, progress reports, psychological assessment, and termination Community Help Project, Palo Alto California Supervisor: Don Woods, Ph.D., Clinic Director Psychology Practicum Student (also Project Coordinator) Grant funded outpatient clinic for severely mentally ill adults.conducted individual psychotherapy for persons with chronic and severe mental illnesses including but not limited to: Psychotic disorders, Bipolar Disorder, Personality Disorders. Provided skills training for patients Palo Alto V.A. Health Care System, Spinal Cord Injury Service, Palo Alto, CA Psychology Practicum Student Inpatient rehabilitation unit for ethnically diverse veterans and their families. Supervisor: Michael Dunn, Ph.D., Staff Psychologist.Conducted short term individual and couples psychotherapy, social skills training, crisis management, and psychoeducation;assessed new admissions for psychological state, perceived health, adjustment to injury, social mobility, coping strategies, emotional adaptation, quality of relationships, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and substance abuse; Participated in interdisciplinary treatment planning;assessed caregiver stress;discussed impact of spinal cord injury on relationship, intimacy, and sexuality with newly injured patient and his/her significant other; Developed and implemented interventions and goals with patients, and evaluated for effectiveness; Facilitated conflict resolution.

5 Kurt and Barbara Gronowski clinic, Palo Alto, CA Supervisor: L.A. Overby, Ph.D., Assistant Professor. Student therapist in community based outpatient clinic. Client population is ethnically diverse in nature, representing a broad spectrum in social economic status. Conducted long and short term individual psychotherapy utilizing:skills training, Exposure therapy, Cognitive restructuring,experiential techniques,crisis management. Duties included intake assessment, treatment planning and implementation, DSM IV diagnosis, progress reports, case presentation, assessment feedback, and termination. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS present Florida Psychological Association Kentucky Psychological Association American Association of Behavior Therapists present Society for the Science of Clinical Psychology present Western Psychological Association present American Psychological Association, Division 12 & Division 33 PRESENTAIONS AND PUBLICATIONS Cook, S., Nasby, W., Pilgeram, K., MacAllister, W., Mausbach, B., & Engi, S. (2001, May). Individual differences influence temporal relations between Daily Hassles and Negative Mood: Sadness and Guilt. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Maui, Hawaii. Cook, S., Nasby, W., Pilgeram, K., MacAllister, W., Mausbach, B., & Engi, S. (2000, August). Individual differences influence relations between daily hassles and negative moods. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, DC. Pilgeram, K., Nasby, W., Mausbach, B., Cook, S., Engi, S., & MacAllister, W. (2000, June). Gender differences in cross-correlations between negative affect and self-focused attention. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Society, Miami, Florida. Cook, S., Nasby, W., Pilgeram, K., Mausbach, B., Engi, S., & MacAllister, W. (2000, April). Temporal relations between daily hassles and negative affect. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Portland, Oregon. Pilgeram, K., Nasby, W., Mausbach, B., Engi, S., Cook, S., & MacAllister, W. (2000, April). The temporal relations of shyness and self-focused attention. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Portland, Oregon.

6 Cook, S., MacAllister, W., Dunn, M., Apodaca, X., & Weingardt, K. (1999, August). Inter-rater reliability of the ways of coping in a free response protocol. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Boston. REFERENCES Stephen Swender, Psy. D., 324 E Main Prescot, AR sswender71@hotmail.com James Wiltz, Ph.D E. Elderberg Ct Bloomington, IN wiltz.2@osu.edu James Livingston, Ph.D., 940 Saratoga Ave Suite 200 San Jose, CA Mohamed El-Sabaawi, M.D., Clinical Associate Professor Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science George Washington University School of Medicine 513 S. Royal St Alexandria, Virginia DrElSabaawi@aol.com Richard Wakefield, Ph.D., Pinecrest Developmental Center PO Box 5191 Pineville, LA

7 Carly Crawford, MS, OTR/L, BCP 5900 S. 283 rd East Avenue Broken Arrow, Ok Robert Reiser, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Palo Alto University 1791 Arastradero Road Palo Alto, CA Michael Dunn, Ph.D., Staff Psychologist Palo Alto VA Healthcare System, Palo Alto Division, Spinal Cord Injury Center 3801Miranda Avenue Palo Alto, CA ext